24 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
1
The Rossburn Review is issued every Thursday at the Office Victoria Ave Rossburn by H. J Bowley Publisher. Two deaths are noted and the paper cites a Canada subscription of $150 per year with second class mail authorization from Ottawa.
A compact biblical verse reflecting divine care for the earth. It speaks of God visiting the land and abundantly watering it, enriching it. The text notes God provides rain and prepares grain, sustaining agricultural bounty.
A brief memorial note reads that remembrance endures for a departed individual. It reflects common sentiment of ongoing memory and affection even as others may forget. The piece emphasizes lasting tribute and enduring thoughts of the deceased.
A biographical sketch honors early Rossburn church leaders and settlers, detailing Stewart's leadership and pious influence, plus the Manitoba winters spent preaching to lumber workers. It recounts Henry Rose first missionary, the Rossburn Methodist growth, and notes on the Stewart family including Mrs Stewart, then follows William McKee’s Ontario origins, marriage, homesteading, municipal clerk role, and life near the reserve with Indigenous experiences and tensions, ending with a hint of continuation.
In memoriam Emanuel Woods who passed away on October 12 1443 his wife family and grandchildren remember him with quiet sorrow. His memory remains in our aching hearts as we think of him in silence and words cannot express our loss.
Local items report Mr Van McIntosh celebrating his 88th birthday with congratulations. Several residents visit relatives and travel to nearby towns including Brandon and Elphinstone while community groups arrange events and meetings for early November.
Ottawa advances inquires at bank branches and investment dealers about Canada Savings Bonds. The program aims to sustain savings, offering 2.75 percent interest and cashability at face value, with purchases completed by month end. Hannan of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture endorses the bonds for farmers and ordinary citizens alike.
For schol wear a two dollar girls alpine jumper and pleated skirts with straps at two ninety eight. Kiddies snow suits priced six and eight. Corduroy outfits come in sorted colors at two seventy five. Ladies wool plaid skirts six twenty five and wool jersey dresses six eighty five to ten eighty. Sequin trim silk dresses range five forty seven to ten oh five.
A catalog of pantry bargains lists Lady Godiva Soup bars Red and White tomato and vegetable soups in tins, Libbys milk and puddings, Campbell jars, and assorted canned fruits. Prices show 10c to 75c ranges with multi can deals and quart molasses, oatmeal, jams, corn syrup, and beans.
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