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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
1
The Roblin Review outlines subscription pricing at one dollar per year payable in advance. Transient advertisements including sales entertainments and legal notices cost per line with a half-cent for the first and subsequent insertions, while ads of meetings entertainments and business notices are charged per line in total columns at zero and a half cent per line.
Canada requires thrift from all citizens to sustain business through hard times after the war. The saving individual is a red patriot, shaping a fund of power through collective production and crop conservation to weather economic downturns and keep the nation strong.
A fragmentary snippet reflects a wartime or political refrain about saving money and national resolve. It references a long procession of thrifty dollars, a line that will not waver, and mentions Hindenburg. The text is incomplete but hints at a motive to support national stability through financial sacrifice.
Manitoba farmers are told a Dominion Order in Council prohibits burning or destruction of straw except under special permit from the Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Passed August 10, 1918, the order aims to conserve fodder as winter nears, with penalties from ten to one hundred dollars. Farmers with straw for sale or needing to move straw are urged to contact the department by October to arrange suitable handling.
Public appeal urges readers to save money for the war effort and support soldiers abroad. Emphasizes frugality and patriotism, urging participation in a broader financing plan to bolster England and national welfare.
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