19 Mar 1942
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
1
The Rossbarn Review lists subscription prices, Canada one dollar per year and United States one dollar fifty cents. It details advertising rates for births marriages deaths cards of thanks in memoriam transient notices and other classifieds with per line per word charges and minimums.
Regular advertisers must have their ads approved by the Publisher. Ads with heavy settings incur extra charges. Advertisers placing ads in special sections must submit copy to the publisher by 6 p.m. on Monday unless stated otherwise. Advertisements require advance payment.
Public notices describe submission rules for newspaper items including signatures and addresses, acceptance deadline at noon Tuesday, and editor's right to reject. It highlights a first class job plant and capabilities for printing all descriptions with care and dispute handling.
The Ottawa cor respondent argues Canada has not mobilized its full productive capacity for war. He criticizes policy as inadequate and demands action to maximize output of arms, planes, and tanks, while noting Britain shifts to India and India seeks self governance amid the Far East crisis. The piece frames total war as the end of white imperial dominance and questions future paths.
A wartime appeal urges Salage Committees to collect waste for shipping to support war industries. Farmers should bring in paper, rags, string, metals, bulbs, caps, tins, records, blades, and more. The piece notes Canada and U S needs vast rag and cloth supplies for uniforms and equipment.
Local production of Lena Rivers drew a large, appreciative Rossburn audience on Tuesday evening. A youthful cast led by Miss K Watson delivered the dramatization of J Holmes novel with notable success. The United Church Ladies Aid sponsored the show, netting about 70 dollars for its committee.
Beulah Ruby Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs George Jones Marsden Sask married Kenneth Adora McIntosh son of Mr and Mrs Weasley McIntosh St Vital at Jones United Church March 9. Rev W E Donnelly officiated. A reception followed at St Charles. Couple will reside in Winnipeg.
The essay argues that cheap cars once drew shoppers to cities but new tire and fuel restrictions may force a return to small town buying. It urges local merchants to stock adequately and advertise hometown advantages to capture demand.
A review of wartime taxation and profits contrasts high personal tax rates with corporate profits. It notes 1917 personal income tax introduction, government influence on prices, and mixed corporate performance. The piece questions demagogic rhetoric and calls for a fuller understanding of economic realities.
Officials state tires for buses will be issued only if a demonstrated essential service by the bus fleet is shown. The policy ties tire access to a clear public transport need and operational necessity.
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