Rossburn Review Smeared Thursday Office Victoria Ave
The fragmentary text notes a Rossburn Review item dated Thursday and mentions an office on Victoria Avenue with unclear street details. Readable bits reference Hoestarn and Bore, but full facts are unreadable.
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Victoria Ave
Hoestarn
Bore & Y
Chaotic OCR Notice on Subscriptions and Agency
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates and newspaper association terms. It mentions Paice to Cameda and prices 1.50 and 2.00, plus references to Canadian Weekly and association bureau. Readable names or dates are unclear. the fragment appears to outline subscription or payment details.
Advertising terms for regular and transient notices
Regular advertisers may place notices subject to charges for solid or selv y stung items. Ads accepted until 6 p m Monday settlements monthly unless arranged. Transient ads payable in advance.
United Church Services at Rossburn Minister Parsons
Rossburn United Church announces Sunday events with church school at 11.00 am and divine service at 7.39 pm led by Rev. B. F. Parsons. Welcoming note from Vista Kelloe invites all.
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Rossburn Church School
Divine Service
Pentecostal Assembly Sunday Schedule
Pentecostal Assembly lists Sunday worship times including Divine Worship at 10.40 a.m. and Evangelistic Service at 11.30 a.m. A Children's Church is planned for Friday at 4.15 p.m. An invitation is extended to all attendees.
Presbyterian Church in Canada service schedule
An item noting church activities at 11.00 a.n and 4.30 p.m. includes Presbyterian Church in Canada worship times and related service details.
Canadian weekly publishers urged Seventh Victory Loan drive
P Galbraith, publisher of the Deer Advocate and newly elected Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association president, sent a message to weekly publishers announcing the Seventh Victory Loan campaign. He stressed rural strength, called on farms villages and towns to fund the effort, and urged a stronger knockout punch to finish the war.
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P. Galbraith
Fed Deer Advocate
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Canadia
Essential Winter Work Urged For Canadian Farmers In War Effort
A. MacNamara of National Selective Service urged Canadian farmers to take on essential winter work such as wood cutting, fuel and pulpwood production, and food processing. He praised summer farm yields as vital to war economy and peace prospects, stressing that sparing workers for winter employment supports the overall war effort while preserving military training for spring. Farmers may contact NSO offices, provincial representatives, or local Farm Production Committees for opportunities. logging and pulp operators join with NS S representation.
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A. Mac- Namara
National Sective Service
Labour
MacNamara
Namara
Canada
Ooly
National Selective Service Office
National Selective Service
Local Signup Opens for Farmers in Woodwork Areas
In limited areas outside dairy and livestock regions, farmers can sign up for available woodwork programs. Officials emphasize access to training, tools, and markets to support rural crafts and small-scale manufacturing.
Watch Your Abel Review Subscription Notice
The notice warns subscribers to renew within thirty days of the due date to avoid government-mandated discontinuation. It explains October as the due month and urges timely payment to prevent invoices and interruptions in service.
Red Cross Dance Aids Fund With Notable Attendance
Mire Hutess Tone Mrs Weegleshen and Lanny Left for Win were where they will spend a few age The Red Cross Dance held at Otha Ball Cet 126:h in aid of co Overcess Was & success Thirteen boy of Oh a and district will receive cigarettes Mr Mike Zeneychyn of Birtle epent a few days at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W Zen shyn Miss Tinnie Mashasin Van cGver is spending a visit with her mother Mrs G Mashasin
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Mire
R. Hutess
Tone
F. G Weegleshen
Lanny
Winwere
Red Cross
Otha Ball
O'ha
Mike Zeneychyn
Birtle Epent
Mrs. W. Zenshyn
Victory Loan Bonds Appeal Brightens War Drive
The pitch explains using Salesian money to back a bank loan via bonds with interest covering costs. Sign the letter from a Victory Loan Salesman and start with a 10 percent payment, then finish the balance within six months. It frames participation as a war effort with future personal financial rewards.
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Argyle Eckford
Rossburn Theatre
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Dick Lamb
Cass Daley
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Orange Hall
Bracken Club
Mark Long
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