11 Dec 1941
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
1
The Rossburn Review outlines subscription prices in Canada and the United States and details advertising rates for notices births marriages deaths and other transient or special notices. It lists line and word charges with minimums and payment terms and notes submission deadlines and approval by the publisher.
Notice states matter for publication requires tenderer signature and address, news copy accepted by noon for current issue, editor may reject any portion, office has first class printing facilities, review accepts ads but not liable for errors unless proofs are requested in writing with changes.
For sale a matched team of horses one years old a ears one gelding age apply to box 325 Rossburn or Review Office.
A debate on conscription for overseas service vs voluntary service dominates editorials and street discussion. Proponents urge fairness and national duty, while opponents warn of potential social division and political risk. Emphasis shifts to supplying equipment and resources to Allied forces, with calls to convert factories and mobilize the economy for total war.
A 20th century essay argues the German people must be taught lasting peace and prevented from waging future wars. It likens Germany to a cancer in humanity and proposes decisive measures to excise and disable its capacity to threaten world security, given Germany’s historical aggressions.
Beef powder, invented in Australia by J. B. Cramsie, proves itself in tests by its non refrigeration need and compact storage. A six year old can of powdered meat remained perfect in a test, suggesting a potential solution to Britain’s milk shortage. The piece ends with a quip about flies, illustrating a spoken joke about causes of flies.
Vista School News reports Joyce Site and Connie Hay visiting Brandon and Shoal Lake with fathers. The town hall modernization, Christmas preparations, Seed Club and Calf Club meeting, dances, debates, and Young People's Union activity are outlined along with visits to Winnipeg and Bowman's lumber camp.
OSHA member Nick Shwaluk and colleagues Nick Cotys and Mike Zenohyshyn travel Thursday to Sudbury Ontario seeking mining employment. Mrs Nick Shwaluk visits relatives Kalyniak Russell while her husband plans a later return east after New Year.
Adolpha Keller of Balfour visited last week. A party was hosted by Mrs P Melynk on Sunday. Glen Elmo School concert set for Friday December 19. John Hyska travelled to Pine River last week. Farmers resumed wheat hauling as a new quota opened. Mild week aided wood supply preparation. Edward Karmazinik works steadily in Ontario. Pete Kuzenko rents his sawing outfit and stays busy. Mrs Halowsky died Wednesday on the way to the barn. she was found by a neighbor’s girl. Mrs Stronsisinck of Winnipeg visits Paul Yacunik’s home. Swaschaka drilled an overflow well for John Derchack to 190 feet and moved the outfit to Anton Wladyka. Pete Mike Sotas in Toronto. in Winnipeg hospital after appendectomy. his brother Paul planned to visit last week.
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