24 Jan 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
1
An editorial argues that after the atomic age nations must live together peacefully and provinces must share resources. It cites Ottawa talks with premiers, urges fair wealth distribution, and recalls Truman and Buchman quotes to stress homegrown cooperation as a model for the world.
Local news notes Mrs Lawless returning to Russell hospital with pneumonia. Mrs Carson convalescing after Sacred Heart Hospital stay. Chimney fire at Mr Harris Huston’s home caused excitement but no damage. Rowatt Weich left for Winnipeg for discharge. Mrs Lemring of Birtle sues grandparents and relatives. Master Murray recovering from burns and back home. Mrs Lloyd Duncanyon returning home from Russell medical care. Mr and Mrs Tony Rubenwik and related families visiting M Slow’s home. Wes Trong back from Winnipeg hospital improving. Mrs George joined her husband in town. Lilian Urbanski leaving Rolonsay for Toronto position. Rossburn Board of Trade annual meeting held with 32 members. officers elected for 1946. Urgent demand for workers in Canada’s logging and timber camps. National Employment Service launches campaign. Price order on tires, retreading and repair services issued by Prices and Trade.
Manitoba farm observations show long term soil benefits from winter barnyard manure. Fresh manure boosts yields similarly to six year rotted manure. weed-free straw bedding reduces weed spread. heavy cold application spreads excessive tonnage per acre. Ploughing in June accelerates decomposition and raises yields, Brandon data show three reasons for increased crops after manure use.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board announced imports of United States size B potatoes to Canada to supplement Canarian supplies. The Wartime Foods Corporation negotiated permits enabling immediate importation at the prevailing US price. Official storage estimates show Canadian holdings at year start below the 1942 level but near January 1944, with imports aiding a reasonably adequate stock.
Financial summary shows Soldier's Aid receipts 1648.74 and expenditures 16962. Donations from UKr Ladies Jug 1945 amount 118.13 and from Jewish Community of Marquetta 503. Include totals and sources.
The text asserts that business is strongest in America because firms consistently advertise in newspapers. It argues advertising yields immediate cash-register results and long term prosperity, claiming that permanent, ongoing campaigns drive success and stability for American businesses.
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