29 Aug 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
1
A distorted OCR excerpt presents a verse inspired passage from Philippians 4 inviting readers to focus on true honest pure and just thoughts. The garbled text includes phrases about virtue praiseworthy and good report with spelling errors highlighted.
A memoir segment recalls early Rossburn farming from 1880s to 1890s including barley and wheat crops, frost damage, and grain shortages. It honors Sam Warnock born 1830s who settled 1874, hosted travelers, served on municipal and church boards, and influenced community life near Rossburn Manitoba.
Fragmentary notes recount Rossburn area figures James Warnock and Alex Warrieck, their revolutions era ties, and inaccuracy about Emigration to Canada. The text mentions oats meals with eggs from Warnock, a Boar War martyr, a missing 1885 rebellion participant, and later references a string of machinery defects and issues in a combine radar engine with speed, timing and feed problems.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announces about 775600 new ration books for Manitoba and 140000 for Northwestern Ontario will be issued the week of September 9 16. Ration boards urge holders to secure the new book during the period and bring old books and RB 191 cards intact. Volunteers assist distribution and warnings are issued that latecomers lose coupons during a two week gap.
National Barley Contest issued safety guidance led by Prof T Ed Harrison. The circular warns improper threshing can ruin malting barley. It urges inspectors to check kernel damage, adjust machines, and monitor changes in barley texture to prevent waste.
Miss Pearl Ferguson of Rochester USA visits Mrs Menzies home. Miss Doris Robertson of Winnipeg visits Mr T H Alexander. Mrs Mammalago returns from Winnipeg Beach. Mrs Thos Harrison assisted after illness. Mrs Nay Semkin and Denis of Russell visit Mrs Ntohbedeki. Miss Viola Mackenzie visiting Ferne Strong. Miss Verna Melntyre from Winnipeg returns to visit parents Mr and Mrs Melntyre. May Hunter, former teacher, visits Mrs Laird Duncason. Mr and Mrs Harold Chapman and family motor from St Catharines to visit friends. Miss Ebi Kiym returned from Winnipeg to begin teaching at Culros school.
Friends gathered at the Club Room last Tuesday for a shower honoring Mrs Lawrence Urban nee Louise Kostesky. The bride’s chair and table were decorated with pink and white streamers and bouquets. Miss Ela Peikoff and Mr W Johnson provided music while Loude received gifts and spoke graciously.
Miss Marion Miller returns home after a few days at Clear Lake. Ernest Prout of Winnipeg visits Mr Love Plants and goes home with Noreen Ye. Mrs A Joiner ill in Winnipeg hospital. E Boweoot family and Stobert Maxwell return to Winnipeg after visiting Maxwell’s. Four-year-old reports in district. Mr and Mrs Peter Kuzento travel to Roblin for the Kuzentos brother’s marriage.
Found notice indicates an end board for a wagon owner may be issued after exiting at the review office and paying for advertisement. The fragment notes an administrative step and payment requirement.
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