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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
2
The Rossburn Review is listed as authorized for second class mail by the Post Office Department in Ottawa. The publication charges $2.50 within the United States and $2.00 per year in Canada.
Everybody's Paper Inc announces the Rossburn Review is independent and nonpartisan. The editor explains letters signed by writers and replies are published while some items are refused to avoid promoting scandal. The note stresses subscriber support and advertiser presence, insisting the paper remains the people's voice with equal treatment for all.
Mrs Flynn visits Angusville as guest of Mrs Harvey Hamilton. Sympathy to Mr Paul Zemlink on his father's funeral at Elphinstone last Saturday. Hay and Charlie travel. Hay to Winnipeg, Charlie to Flin Flon for work. School reopens. Senior room closed for Ukrainian Xmas. Mr and Mrs Otto Miller leave for Nipawin en route to Crooked Creek Alberta. W.M.L.S. and Ladies Aid annual meeting held at Mrs W Miller's. officers re-elected. earnings and givings up. L.A. starts New Year with strong balance. hostesses Mrs T and Mrs W Miller.
A bold notice proclaims Major's Inn as the prime location for refreshments including soft drinks ice cream meals lunches tobaccos and related goods. The sign emphasizes a full range of items offered at the establishment.
Stanley Yanick promotes to sell real estate offering full service in Oakburn with contact at phone 141-21. The ad emphasizes maximizing your cash by using his selling expertise and broad service reach.
A reader in Rossburn criticizes plans for a new skating arena, arguing the village should prioritize a new hospital in 1949. The letter urges unity to support hospital construction, questions the arena's benefit for children, and suggests open air skating as a temporary alternative while emphasizing human welfare over sport.
The one day event at Rassbrew saw Bourne Solsgirth and Mrs H McIntyre Russell among participants. Mrs Murray's foursome won first place in the opposite draw, while Mrs Williamson's rink captured the other side. Solsgirth hosted the Ladies Bonspiel with six rinks, two each from Rossburn Birtle and Solsgirth, won by Mrs Wilkinson of Birtle with Bourne second. Gent's Spiel at Solsgirth featured eight rinks with wins for C B Workman of Solsgirth and runner-up Holmes of Rossburn.
The Line Elevators Farm Service warns Western Canada faces persistent seed borne smut in wheat barley and oats. Tests from thousands of samples show high smut percentages with little 1947 1948 improvement. They urge farmers to use free smut testing and seed treatment guidance to curb losses and prevent becoming the grain smut center.
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