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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
10
The Rossburn Review outlines subscription prices for Canada and the United States and details advertising charges. It lists conditions for cards of thanks in memoriam notices and notices of various types, plus minimums, discounts, and the editor’s rights to reject submissions.
A matched team consisting of a 3 year old mare and a 5 year old gelding is for sale. Applications to Box 325 Rossburn or the Review Office.
A historical editorial argues funding the war effort should prioritize equipment and industrial mobilization over overseas conscription. It notes Britain and Russia require more planes tanks and guns while Canada faces limited resources and calls for repurposing factories and finance toward a total war effort rather than coercive manpower.
The author argues for decisive postwar measures to prevent renewed German aggression. He compares Germany to a cancer in humanity and insists it must be excised to protect civilization, noting Germany’s population of eighty million as a small but dangerous element.
Beaf powder tests in Australia claim a compact, non perishable food source with high storage efficiency. J B Cramsie notes it as potential Britain meat shortage solution in Sydney. Aged six year cans reportedly remain in condition. The piece ends with a playful line about flies and sources of various “flies.”
Vista School News covers local events and notices including visits to Brandon and Shoal Lake, a modernized town hall, Red Cross quilts, and a Christmas concert. It notes a Seed and Calf Club meeting, dances, trips to Winnipeg and Bowsman, military enlistment, debates on tractors, and Ladies' Aid activities.
OSHA official Nick Shwaluk Mike Cotys and Mike Zenchyshyn left Thursday morning for Sudbury Ontario to seek mining work. Mrs Nick Shwaluk travels to her parents home to visit for a time as thaw brings traffic to Oakburn and Rossburn.
Adolpha Keller of Balfour visited Glen Elmo last week. Mrs P Melynk hosted a Sunday party. The Glen Elmo School concert is set for Friday December 19. John Hyska took a trip to Pine River. Farmers began another wheat quota haul as last week. Mild weather aided farmers in gathering wood for winter. Edward Karmazinik works in Ontario while Pete Kuzenko rents his sawing outfit and stays busy. Mrs Halowsky died Wednesday walking to the barn. she was found by a neighbor. Mrs Stronsisinck of Winnipeg is visiting Paul Yacunik. Swaschaka drilled an overflow well for John Derchack to 190 feet and moves the outfit to Anton Wladyka. Pete Mike Sotas is in Toronto and Winnipeg hospital after appendectomy. his brother planned to visit last week.
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