26 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
1
Observers note that high prices and sugar limits restrict per person canning supplies. Domestic fruit remains scarce with limited pickers, forcing prairies to rely on U S imports and reflecting why price ceilings keep fruit unaffordable for many families.
The Manitoba CCF captured The Pas in a northern mining district, an upset after not contesting last poll. Bracken won by clear majority amid three Coalition rivals, with alternative voting allowing second choices. The result signals distrust of privatized resource exploitation by corporations.
The Department of Health and Public Welfare presents a year long Health and Wellness series. It outlines previous topics such as fitness infant health school health nutrition cancer and disease prevention and invites reader feedback to steer future articles.
Information by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board answers reader questions on sugar use for bees legalities permits for harvesters transport, dairy butter subsidies, price ceilings on used dump trucks and guidance on radio warranties and ration book timing. The column addresses ten or more scenarios including leases, guarantees, and ammunition stockpiles.
Canadians are urged to donate to the Chinese War Relief Fund to aid China’s war effort against Japan. The appeal cites 1,000,090 dollars sought in the first national campaign and emphasizes funds over goods to quickly reach Free China. Donations through banks and post offices will support medical supplies, food for refugees, and famine relief amid drought and wartime hardship.
A Winnipeg health education appeal invites readers to request more pamphlets on communicable diseases immunization and general health matters addressed to Health Education 320 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg The notice emphasizes public health improvement and offers to respond to mail inquiries including fan mail
A call urges the town to organize a Business Men's Association to unite capital and business leaders. The goal is to attract oil-field ventures and improve growth, prosperity, and town prominence through coordinated enterprise and rapid action.
John C. Ross warns consumers not to turn in No 2 ration books when the new book arrives late in August. Retain the old books as unexpired coupons remain and new meat coupons will be usable through September 2, with some valid until November 14.
A proverb-like remark asserts that those able to negotiate peace globally must first resolve harmony at home over breakfast. It emphasizes inner peace as a prerequisite for external diplomacy.
Women must reclaim home making as the core of a new world order. The article argues homes become production centers for peace, shaping citizens who sacrifice for country, reject greed and fear, and raise disciplined, selfless leaders for government, business, and industry.
The piece argues that public understanding of Canada’s anti inflation policy is incomplete. It recalls wartime wage and price controls, showing how higher wages without proportional goods caused inflation. It calls for continued price and wage controls to protect workers, noting adjustments only when pay remains low.
A wartime summary notes that Canadian Women's Army personnel receive a substantial pay raise with all ranks sharing in the increase. It lists protections and benefits for soldiers, including dental care before retirement and rules on riding in vehicles. It also explains insignia meanings for service years and pre September 10 1940 appointments.
The National Parks Service Ottawa issued current year migratory regulations. Open duck season in Manitoba north of 53rd parallel runs Sept 13 to Nov 6. south of 53rd runs Sept 20 to Nov 20. Wilsons snipes start on same dates but shorter. Daily bag duck two, season limit 10. geese one per day, season 20. rails and coots 15 per day, 60 per season. snipes 15 per day, 60 per season. Limits: ducks 40 possession, geese 10, rails 30, snipes 30. Prohibited gear includes auto, swivel or machine guns, certain rifles, and devices aiding flight. You may not hunt migratory birds before sunrise or after sunset. possession of multiple birds allowed during open season.
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