Subscription and advertising rates from The Rossburn Review
The Rossburn Review lists prices in Canada at one dollar per year and in the United States at 1.50 dollars in advance. Advertising rates cover Births Marriages and Deaths at subscriber terms, In Memoriam notices under seven lines at 1.00, transient ads 1st line 12 per line then 5 per line, special notices 15 cents first insertion and 1 cent per word later, church social and mercenary gatherings 1 cent per line per insertion.
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Canada
United States
General Conditions to Advertisers for The Review
Advertisers are billed monthly. Advertising subject to publisher approval. Heavy ads incur extra charges. Regular advertisers must place copy by Monday at 6 p.m. Settlements stated unless noted. The publisher welcomes news, social reports, events for publication, with sender address for faith. News copy by noon Wednesday. editor may reject submissions. The office houses quality printing and guarantees no liability for errors without written proof request.
Notice to Creditors Estate of George Stewart Rossburn Manitoba
Notice to creditors for the estate of George Stewart late of Rossburn Manitoba farmer. All claims verified by statutory declaration must be sent to Smith & Mandziuk solicitors for Mary Edith Stewart and William Herbert Taylor executors at Rossburn on or before December 5 1941. Dated at Rossburn Manitoba October 31 1941.
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George Stewart
Rossburn
Province of
Manitoba
Smith & Mandziuk
Mary Edith Stewart
William Herbert Taylor
Rate-Payers Told Discounts on Penalties End Dec 31 1941
Notice from the Rural Municipality of Rossboro states that discounts on tax penalties will be discontinued after December 31 1941 by order of the Reeve and Lawn.
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Rossboro
Effect on Schools from Shopping Local
The piece argues that school finances rely on local tax revenue generated by community spending. It warns that buying from mail order houses shifts wealth away, reduces local tax base, and ultimately harms schools while benefiting distant merchants and distant communities.
Christmas Seals Spur TB Fight Across Manitoba
The piece notes tuberculosis as once dreaded but now controllable through early detection and medical campaigns. It highlights funds from Christmas Seal sales as crucial support in Manitoba and urges local people to buy seals to aid the cause.
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Manitoba
Farm publisher’s reader fallout ends in farce row
A Hartney farmer, angered at the editor, quits his paper and amid a string of misfortunes sells potatoes below market, loses property for taxes, bets on a horse, is fined for Sunday hunting, buys forged notes, pays a strong man to assault the editor, and settles four years of subscriptions under a threats contract.
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Mollie McCarthy
Vista Residents Share Visits and Social Evening
Mr H MicPhail traveled to Winnipeg during the week. Mr J Brown also went to Winnipeg with his catlie. Miss Christena Miller of Portage nursing home visited her parents at home. Mr and Mrs H Crump and daughter Phoebe were Vista visitors last Thursday. A Social Evening in the Hall Saturday featured a presentation of a bed spread to Mr and Mrs R Miller.
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Christena Miller
Portage Nursing Home
H. Crump
Phoebe
Vista
Local Notes and Social Highlights From Mears Area
Fred Kohuch returns home from Pope Manitoba where he spent the summer. Residents plan travel to Ontario and Angusville visitors call on local homes. Mr and Mrs Sam Silevich wed last Sunday. Snow brings fairly good sleighing aiding field tasks. Red Cross dance by Mohyla school board attracts many. music by local boys. Early migrants linger as birds head south with a Mears resident sighting ducks on Monday November 11.
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Red Cross
Mohyla School Board
Mohyla School
Local Family News and Travel Highlights
Steve and Charlie Kodlesky return from Winnipeg while Lena Chysyk is back from Beulah. Dave Cleland works in Winnipeg. Mrs Kilburn and Rev Terry return from a weeklong Rest lon holiday. Mrs Carson of Winnipeg visits daughter Mrs A Cieland. Bartram couples from Birtle and Angusville visit G Whites. Small family spent weekend at Ogilvie and plan move to Hammerston. Visitors T R Whites host Bruce Emerson and wife Marjorie White. Emerson heads to Ontario for mining work.
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Charlie Bartram
Birtle
C. Bartram Sr
Angusville
G. White
Fred Small
Ogilvie
Hammerston
T. R. White
Bruce Emerson
Marjorie White
Emerson
Ontario
Valley ladies pack boxes for overseas boys
Glen Elmo Valley women met at Mrs. A. M. Smith's home on Saturday November 5 to fill boxes for overseas servicemen. Four ladies attended: Mrs. H. Miller, Mrs. A. Andrews, Mrs. J. Plant, and Mrs. A. Smith. Donations included razor blades, gum, candy, and cookies from Mrs. H. Miller and Mr. A. Andrews.
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Valley
A. M. Smith
H. Miller
A. Andrews
J. Plant
A. Smith
Road to success marked by advertising wisdoms
A column muses on advertising, frugality, and community life. It notes a western paper avoiding Ten Commandments, jokes about cows in winter, and praises paying readers. It laments bad roads, aids to rural schooling, and warns owners of barking dogs liable for damages.
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Supreme Court
Supre Court
For Sale Ebony Black Turk Eyes from Well Bred Flock
For sale Ebny Black Turk eyes from a well bred flock. Tom birds priced at 4.00 and hens at 3.00. Contact Sydney Hamilton Solsgirth 16 3 Birtle Exeh.
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Sydney Hamilton
Solsgirth
Nominations at Rossburn off quietly at RM meeting
Nominations at Rossburn RM ratepayers meeting held in municipal hall on Wednesday November 12 produced results. Reeve candidates are R Peden and John Ryszytylo. Ward 1 councillor M D Hamilton retires and Wm Armstrong elected by acclamation. Ward 2 A Karmazenuk begins second term. Ward 3 John Klym Sam Trakalo Andon E Varmey elected. Village mayor J G Stitt elected by acclamation with councillors E Harris and C Barlow. An election contest planned among Joe Peden W Strong C D Douglas. School trustees John Lindsay J Houston Mrs C A Menzies Mrs W Williamson Chas Bell elected by acclamation. Mrs R Peden and T McDonald retire.
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Rossburn
R. Peden
John Ryszytylo
M.D. Hamilton
Wm. Armstrong
A. Karmazenuk
John Klym
Sam Trakalo
Andon E. Varmey
J. G. Stitt
E. Harris
C. Barlow
Joe Peden
W. Strong
C. D. Douglas
John Lindsay
J. Houston
C. A. Menzies
W. Williamson
Chas. Bell
Rossburn Notes Highlight Winter Visitors And Local Events
Miss A Smith spent the weekend at her Minnedosa home while Miss Mary Crerar of Binscarth visits the Amient girls. RC A F Sask officer Pate and Mrs Pate stay with the Baldrows. A Rural Municipality financial error overstated the bank loan at 100000 dollars though the correct figure is 10600. A record Armistice Dance drew a large crowd with Rossburn Rhythm Orchestra led by E V Mcintosh. The town hosts upcoming dances in Elkhorn Strathclair Fleming and Brandon. A call for greater school involvement and visitation to public schools is voiced.
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A. Smith
Minnedosa
Mary Crerar
Binscarth
Amient
Rossburn
Rossburn Rhythm
E. V. Mccintosh
Messrs
W. Smith
Im. Thompson
A. ‘Olson
W. Vernell Cramer
D. Davidson
Elkhorn
Strathclair
Fleming Sask
Brandon Prince Edward Hotel
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J. Bowley Publisher
Review
S. Trakalo
Hartney Star
Mr. H. MicPhail
Winnipeg
Mr. J. Brown
Catlie
MEARS
Fred Kohuch
Pope, Man
Matt Ternoweski
Bill Antomchuk
Bill Evanchuk
Bill Boraskevitch
Mr. and P. Shewchuk
Mrs. M. Kawka
W. Kawka
Sam Silevich
South
Steve
Charlie Kodlesky
Lena Chysyk
Beulah
Dave Cleland
Mrs. Kilburn
Rev. and Terry
Restlon
Mrs. Carson
Mrs. A. Cieland
Glen Elmo
West
Miss H. Macdonald
Presbyterian Church
Edgard Mission
Waywaysucapp Presbyterian Church
W.M.S
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