02 Apr 1942
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1942
Page
1
The notice explains per line charges for notices and advertisements in the Rossburn Review. It lists birth and death notices free for subscribers,Memoriam verses at 1 dollar, general notices 14 cents per word first insertion, then 1 cent per word each follow up, with minimum 25 cents and 10 cents per line for local notices in columns.
Regular advertisers are billed monthly and ads require publisher approval. Heavy setting ads incur extra charges. Some copy may be repositioned by the publisher. Monthly charges apply unless changed. Transient advertisements are payable in advance.
Public notice invites readers to submit news socials entertainments meetings and more for publication. Submissions must include the signer’s address as a guarantee of good faith though not all will be published. The editor reserves the right to reject any portion.
A column laments luxury spending during wartime and questions Canada's selective service plan. It contrasts Churchill and Roosevelt labor cooperation with King era business dominance, arguing non war output rose and workers were sidelined. It urges worker involvement and criticizes monopolistic bosses.
The article eulogizes J S Woodsworth praising his unselfish social justice work and steadfast public conscience. It recalls his Methodist roots, his departure from clergy life, and the high regard of contemporaries like Mr King, noting the church erred in judging him and praising his enduring moral character.
Heavy snow last Saturday delayed the salvage collection. Residents are urged to prepare a full supply of rubber items including tires, hoses, mats, footwear, clothing, sporting goods, and related articles for the rescheduled collection on April 4.
A call to foster confidence and enterprise to attract homeowners and businesses. Positive effort and a hopeful outlook inspire investment and growth, while doubt and complaint repel progress. Actively promote your town to attract new residents and economic activity.
Prairie farmers push flax acreage to aid Canada’s oil war effort. Topics cover seed testing, mercurial dust treatments, variety suitability for provinces, sowing on fallow, and combining flax with wheat. Also notes price factors and global wheat supply developments.
The act amendment increasing the guaranteed minimum price from 70 to 90 cents a bushel was completed Friday last at Ottawa.
The piece muses on fools versus professionals, humor about weather predicting barometers, and contrasts wills and can'ts with the value of liberal spending. It argues that profitability grows from mutual benefit and reciprocal good will rather than stinginess.
The funeral service for Mrs Hector MacPhail was held at St Andrew's United Church Vista on March 31. Rev W G Onions praised her cheerfulness and faith as a life testimony. She had been a long time invalid but faced pain with courage. She is survived by husband, son Neil, daughter Mary, a brother A Chesney and three sisters Mrs J Strong Mrs J Brown and Mrs Kirke. Floral tributes covered the casket with interment in Ressburn cemetery.
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