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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

2

Love of The Wild and the Timber Negotiations

Smythe and Colane discuss a local timber dispute and the plan to fund a schoolhouse with profits from nearby land. Trust and tension rise as Bustowhackers resist, while Todo notes two thousand acres of walnut, beech, and hickory hold significant value. Volunteers aim to protect the forest and aid the community.

Smythe Colane Tronagh Halibur Rot Ackers Ting Tie Renvirk

Untold Stomach Remedies and a Grim Forest Tale

A fragmented historical passage discusses Hamilton's Wills and a touted stomach remedy with restless health claims. It shifts to a grim story about Watts and a dying woman, a baby sent away with an Indian, and mysterious money in a parcel. The scene closes with a colonel and Smythe pondering tragedy.

Hamilton Amity Itali Hinatton Watts Smythe Lohacet Smithe Baby

Riverfront ferryman linked to a Detroit River crime tale

A garbled account recalls a ferryman named Watts alleged to have escorted a woman and her baby from the American side. The scene involves threats, harbor plans, and a warning of trouble unless honest conduct is followed. The dialogue hints at underlying motives and community suspicions.

Watson Oman Simythe Tia Sean Das Suyihe Rond Jian Strythe Uwe Sonythe Watts Detroit Sandwich

Fortunate Letter E Prompts Thoughtful Pastime Reflection

A letter-writer argues that the letter E is the most fortunate element in language. The piece notes E brings existence and peace, enables honesty, love, and even editors and news, and frames it as both initiation and end of many human actions.

Gypsum Discovery Reported at Fort McAurray Alberta

Professor J A Allen of the University of Alberta reports gypsum deposits found at Fort McAurray Alberta during salt-drilling, at a depth of 51 feet. The discovery adds new potential mineral resources for the region.

Fort McAurray Alta J. A. Allen University of Alberta

Dan derine Hair Tonic Promises Doubled Beauty

An advertisement touts Dan derine as a quick transform for dull hair. It claims instant fullness and shine, removes dust and oil, freshens the scalp, and helps prevent dandruff and falling hair for stronger, longer hair.

Movement Of 1919 Crops Report Summary

A 1919 crops movement report shows 27,40740 bushels moved to eastern ports via Fort William and Port Arthur. Wheat entered the United States mainly through Buffalo and other lake ports, with substantial rail movements from the eastern pool and sizable exports through Atlantic ports to other countries.

Baveen Stat Nent Onda Ran Canada United Stars Fort William Port Arthur United States Buffalo Duuth Atlantic

Flyers Develop Far-Seeing Look

Air observers say flyers will gain a far seeing expression, showing wide vistas and calm steadfastness. The attitude mirrors seamen, with faces that reflect pitying impatience at slow ground travel and a bright, determined gaze at the horizon ahead.

Paris

Brandon Sheep and Swine Sale Announcement

Masitoha cep and Swine Breed ers Association announces a combined sale. Entries include purebred sheep males and grades, with swine invited for purebred objects. Sale closes Monday and begins at 10 with swine sale followed by sheep.

Brandon Sheep and Swine Sale Masitoha Cep and Swine Breeders Association Swinter Tatr

Winter rye sown in summer fallow resists soil drifting better

A historical note explains that summer fallow sown to winter rye shows less soil drifting than when sown to spring sown grain, highlighting the stability of rye in winter preparations.

Canada Coal Output Misses Yearly Target

Reports show Canada produced about 13.5 million tons in the last calendar year, below the 1913 peak of 15.0 million tons. Nova Scotia saw the sharpest decline from 8.99 million tons in 1913 to roughly 0.7 million tons in 1919, with coffee consumption noted separately.

Canada Nova Scotia Dominion

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