03 Jun 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
1
The Rossburn Review lists subscription prices Canada one dollar and United States $1.50 payable at par. Advertising rates include Births Marriages and thank you notices free for members, memorials up to seven lines 50 cents, longer notices with verse 1 dollar. Transient and special notices priced by word with minimum 25 cents. Local social events may charge door fees or memberships.
A fragment outlines that the publisher accepts various news items such as seals, entertainments, and meetings for the newspaper. It mentions signatures and addresses as a guarantee of good faith and publication, noting that not all may be printed.
A Canadian aircraft plant newspaper urges 1943 teamwork across all roles from executives to workers. It highlights practical acts like shared breakfasts, apologies to enable trust, and reinstating workers fired over union activity to boost morale and wartime production.
An article argues the high cost of feeding rats and compares populations to humans. It proposes steps to control the rat problem including eliminating food sources, removing harborage, rat proofing buildings, and using red squill bait with careful disposal and timing. They note safety to domestic animals and advise strategic baiting.
At a Manitoba Health Officers Association meeting in September 1942 a Minimum Standard of Health Services for Part Time Health Officers was approved. It requires medical officers to perform duties under The Public Health Act and related acts, ensure schoolchildren receive immunizations, conduct annual exams for Grade 1 and Grade VI, maintain records, collaborate with teachers, report defects to parents, investigate school sanitation, sign annual contracts, and file annual reports with the Department of Health and Public Welfare.
The Manitoba Command of The Legion outlines four policy points on the new membership drive. They pledge to help win the war, serve young Canada in war and victory, pool 25 years of experience, and join with current servicemen to address rehabilitation for veterans of both wars.
Veterans of the last war unite to found rehabilitation support for new and old soldiers. Older members forego frontline roles to share twenty five years of experience aiding the rehabilitation of wartime veterans in Canada. They seek to enlist their wisdom for the benefit of all veterans as they answer the call to duty.
The Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba returns to Brandon for five days from June 28 to July 2 with Children Day Farmer's Day Citizens Day Warriors and Service Clubs and Visitors Day. New livestock classes added and a wartime rule for exhibit days changed to Tuesday through Thursday. Grandstand attraction Allies Victorious plus Road of Radiance features promise a major spectacle with advance gate tickets four for $1.00 available locally and at the Brandon Fair Offices.
At Sacred Heart Hospital Russell, a son was born to Mr and Mrs Otto Elvers. The birth notice lists the newborn as a Soviet? and notes the family's grateful welcome.
A reflective line contrasts high ideals with low ones, noting some dismiss lofty aims as impossible and use that to justify accepting lesser standards. The statement implies a critique of complacency and calls for consistency between beliefs and actions.
The article discusses rationing of farm machinery and the need for timely repairs. It warns that neglecting maintenance reduces a machine’s life and increases future failures. With scarce new equipment, repair demand has surged beyond supply, risking awkward positions for farmers if parts orders are delayed.
Dr. A Savage outlines Blackleg in cattle sheep and pigs noting soil-dwelling spores peak in spring and fall. Young cattle under four are most at risk with rapid death and characteristic swelling in meatier regions. Prevention with vaccines costs about twenty five cents per dose offering lifelong protection.
Half a dozen years ago Encephalomyelitis in horses dominated discussion in North America. In the last two seasons little has been heard and it is unclear if vaccination controlled it or if the disease burned out. The author compares its fate to a prairie fire.
Local notes show Johnston visiting home on Wednesday while Irwin Harrison plans a two week holiday. Several townsfolk, including Miss Evalyn Slobadeski and Miss Alice Pedea, spent time at Russell and Shoal Lake. Visitors from Roblin, Sandy Lake, Shoal Lake, and Neepawa were noted, with travel to Grandview for a ill relative and church conference attendance in Winnipeg.
Vista Constable and Mrs Miller return home Pte Chagus on farm leave Mrs McDonald and sister visit Russell residents Miss Wherett back at work Mr and Mrs Taniston visit Shoal Lake L A and Wingert visit Cnesney home June entertainment by Junior Clubs Gordon McIntyre weekend visit Christina Miller graduates P Mental Hospital Red Cross bi monthly quilting two quilts completed donors Timely woollens requested for June 9 quilting
The piece notes evolving geographic overlap of two virus strains and warns of uncertain future spread. It urges simultaneous vaccination to ensure safety and reduce risk, emphasizing that there is no substitute for protection.
Message from Mrs R Hay of Vista Maah asking for return of a child left at Review Office after a Saturday night event. No further details given.
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