Community Weekly Newspaper in Rivers Manitoba Details
Authorized second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa. The Gazette Office at 203 211 Main Street Rivers Manitoba issues the paper. Established July 1908 by T W Offen. Subscription rates listed as $2.00 yearly in Canada and $3.90 elsewhere. G F Barker.
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Post Office Department
Ottawa
T. W. Offen
Gazette Office
Main Street
Rivers
Manitoba
Canada
September Frost Touches Land With Autumn’s Quiet End
The passage notes first frost after six months, multi colored leaves, and birds leaving. Harvests are gathered and thanks giving services occur nationwide. It predicts approaching church suppers, longer nights, and a memorable 1952 with warmth and plenty in Canada.
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Canada
Readers Share Travelogue Series Reactions
A. P. Mulcahy of Trail British Columbia writes that reading about the trip surprised him by the scope and appeal of the recent travelogue series. Readers via phone calls mail and messages expressed interest and commented on the journey through several American states and British Columbia.
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States
British Columbia
The
Gazette
A. P. Mulcahy
Trail
B.C
Descriptive article draws reader letters and travel notes
Readers from Rivers and Winnipeg respond to a feature story about North Dakota and Montana travel. Several mention personal ties to Columbus Montana and Bob Neville. others describe a holiday trip, a hospital visit, and a humorous string of gags about marriage and travel.
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J. E. Mitchell
Rivers
P. H. Neville
Columbus
Mont
CNR
J. Y. Breming
St. Hubert
Que
E. G. Steggles
Winnipeg
Darrel
Readers notice larger type in current issue
The column notes a temporary larger type replacing worn pieces as readers wonder about the font. The usual smaller type will return soon along with the current text being read.
Verse for Today from Job 12 23 24
A devotional verse quotes Job 12 23 24 about God enlarging and later afflicting nations. It notes his power to remove leaders and cast peoples into a barren wilderness. The message emphasizes divine sovereignty over rulers and paths for nations.
Bugler Denied Cash, Cashier Demands ID at Camp
The banker explains you need identification to cash a cheque. The private admits no friends at camp and reveals he is the bugler, highlighting a moment of flirtation that lacks intent.
Captured Fawn from Weyburn Transferred to Moose Jaw Park
A three month old fawn missing from Weyburn was captured by a game warden who believed it was an orphan. It was bottle fed and sugar given before being moved to Moose Jaw wild animal park for care. Spiders can traverse their webs because they coat their legs with an oily substance from their mouths. A baby elephant weighs 160 to 200 pounds at birth.
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Weyburn
Moose Jaw
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G. F. Barker
Hoover
Premier
Johnson
Bissell
Sunbeam
Electric Razor
Sunbeam Electric Iron and Ironing Board
RCA
Victor
Boston Batts Pork
Matt, Bill and
John Wareham
Marshall- Wells Stores
Forman's ‘Hardware Owners
Afghanistan
World Health Organization
Kandus
WHO
Kabul
Smith
Smiths
Quinty
Violet
Silly
Lily
Harry
Toronto
Gazette Azings
Fawn
Prairie Schooner
Emil Magnacca
Jimmy Gowler
Pete Couture
Tel Komar
Ladies
Oxfords
Lux Flakes
Berg's
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bally Circus
Betty Hutton
James Stewart
Cornel Wilde
Health League of Canada
John Beal
Millard Mitchell
Gilbert Roland
Donald Powell Wilson
the Rivers Drug Stores
Rumford's Laundry
G. M
Nyal Drugs
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