Rossburn Review Advertisement and Subscriptions Policy
The Rossburn Review lists subscription prices Canada one dollar annually United States one dollar fifty in advance. Advertising rates include free birth, marriage, death notices for subscribers and various per line or per word charges for transient notices and special notices. The publisher reserves right to reject copy and requires proof on ad changes with payment terms and deadlines.
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Canada
United States
Public Notice of Assessment Roll Revision in Rossburn
The Assessment Roll of the municipality has been deposited in the Clerk’s office on September 29, 1941. It remains open for 15 days for objections and complaints to be lodged ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will hold a Court of Revision in Rossburn on Sunday, November 1941 at 2 PM to revise the entry and hear complaints.
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eCheck
Council of
Rossburn
Ag Tegen
D. Rouge
Election Dates tangled by law and holiday clash
The 1941 municipal nomination day falls on Remembrance Day a holiday so councils justify shifting to November 12. Voting ten days after would then land on Saturday November 22 prompting some municipalities to extend the nomination to adjust ballot printing and timing.
Airgraph System to Speed Letters to Canadian Forces
Postmaster General William P Mulock announces an Airgraph service between Canada and the United Kingdom to speed messages to troops. Senders write on special forms, photographed on miniature film, shipped by air, with enlargements produced in the U K and delivered via the Army Postal Service. The rate is 10 cents.
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Canada
United Kingdom
William P. Mulock
K.C
M.P
Mulock
Army
Rossburn Rural Weekly Debuts Under Bowley Editorship
The Rossburn Review begins publication last week with H. J. Bowley as editor and publisher. The edition earns congratulations from Roblin Review and The Banner, noting Bowley’s prior papers at Isinscarth and Roblin and the new venture’s promise for Rossburn.
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Rossburn
H. J. Bowley
Roblin
Bowley
Rossberm Review
Isinscarth
Russell
Roblin Review
Man
Real Leader of a Real People
During the London bombing, some suggested moving the Royal children Elizabeth and Margaret Rose for safety. Queen Elizabeth II reportedly replied that her children, she, the King, and finally the people would not leave England, expressing deep national love for the royal family.
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London
Elizabeth
Magaret Rose
Britain
England
Wheat Outperforms Barley in Hog Feed Says Brandon Tests
Experimental Farm Brandon reports wheat worth about eleven percent more than barley on a live weight basis for market hog feed. Barley outperforms oats for bacon hogs. wheat, barley mixtures beat wheat oats mixes. Wheat can comprise up to three quarters of pig rations. grind or roll coarse.
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Brandon
War Service Badges Issued For Exvolunteers Wednesday
National defence headquarters announced two badges for volunteers and veterans. The war service badge general service class will go to men honorably discharged from navy army or air force after service in the present war and to those who offered themselves for enlistment but were not accepted. The applicant for enlistment badge highlights those who offered but were not accepted.
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National Defence Headquarters
Navy
Army
Air Force
Personal notices and the editor’s push for news tips
The note urges readers to provide personal items for publication, stressing that editorials rely on tips from the community. It explains personals are simple local mentions, not puffery, and invites readers to share news about visiting friends or relatives for proper notice.
Neighborhood News From Vista And Nearby Areas
Mr W Stitt builds a large bacon type hog house. Junior Seed Club attended Shoal Lake display on Oct 21. Oakburn Fowl Supper drew many from the community. Mrs D A McDonald Iris visited Rapid City. Wilfred Cheguin recovering well after appendix operation. Mr and Mrs Rutherford Johnstone from Russell visited daughter Mrs H Hamilton. Mrs W H Young appointed to bake fruit cakes for boys overseas. Red Cross sent 4 quilts 3 prs refugee sweaters 8 prs mitts 2 prs gloves 1 scarf.
Glen Elmo Wedding and Community Gatherings
Social notes describe a wedding bell event in Glen Elmo on Sunday Oct 12 plus a Craig family supper at Breckenridge's on Oct 15. It mentions Soldier Aid and Red Cross meetings at Ranchvale Hall on Thursday afternoon and a trip by Mr Alex Andrew and Miss Agnes Andrew to Winnipeg on Oct 17.
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Breckenridge’s
Craig
Soldier Aid
Red Cross
Ranchvale Hall
Alex Andrew
Agnes Andrew
Wpg
Miss Andrew
Peden's Sale Register Auction Schedule
Auction sales listed for Rossburn area with three events at Mrs. Mary Stewarts home October 24 at 1 pm, Mrs. B. McKinnon October 29 at 1 pm, Mr. B. E Hamilton November 1 at 1 pm, and Mr. W. T. McDonald November 1 at 10 am.
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Mary Stewart
Rossburn
W. T. McDonald
Go getters rise as business picks up
The article argues that proactive entrepreneurs outpace cautious rivals who wait to minimize costs. It urges shell-clad businessmen to emerge, seize opportunities, and stay ahead as market activity strengthens.
Local Socials and Charities Reported in Birdtail Area
Mr T Brightwell travels to Winnipeg by train last Saturday. Angusville Fowl Supper drew attendees from nearby districts. Mrs Irwin Huston and baby visited Kilburns. Mrs F Cleland spent Thanksgiving weekend at Foam Lake visiting the Veitchs. Red Cross and Soldiers Aid Hall planned Xmas parcels for eight soldiers overseas and thirteen in Canada. A misc shower honored Jean Craig, a fall bride elect, at Mrs A Joiner’s home with a barrel gift exchange and a dainty lunch for fifty. Gift items include socks, scarves, caps, infant outfits, sweaters, helmets, mitts, pillows, dresses, bloomers, and khaki handkerchiefs. Irene Danyleyko donated a cushion. Brightwell donated a buffet raffled for 13.30.
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Red Cross
Soldiers’ Aid
Ranchvale Hall
Canada
A. Joiner
Jean Craig
Haden
C. Brown
Eunier
Ant Bunge Caldwell
Irene Danyleyko
Mr. Brightwell
Potato Growers Warned About Late Blight In Manitoba
The Dominion and provincial agriculture departments warn of widespread Late Blight in Manitoba potatoes due to heavy rains. Thousands of bushels are affected. rotting occurs in storage, so farmers should pick over stored potatoes within three to four weeks and again in six weeks, removing any rot. Contact local agricultural offices for details.
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Dominion
Provincial Departments of Agriculture
Manitoba
Ireland
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