Lend Your Dellars Buy Victory Bonds
A short plea urges readers to invest in Victory Bonds to support the ongoing war effort. The call to action emphasizes patriotism and financial support, encouraging immediate participation from the public.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
2
A short plea urges readers to invest in Victory Bonds to support the ongoing war effort. The call to action emphasizes patriotism and financial support, encouraging immediate participation from the public.
In a compare and contrast piece, Hitler's Middle East campaign is likened to Alexander the Great's 396 BC march from Greece through Asia Minor to Egypt and beyond. The essay links wheat and oil supplies to military aims, noting factors boosting prices such as US quotas, dry weather in Australia, and Canada crop prospects, with USDA carryover estimates around 2250 million bushels.
Millwood residents Mr and Mrs C N Rauliuk motored to Insinger Saturday to spend a few days visiting relatives. Lila Wondra won amateur program contests at Spy Hill and Gerald earning a trip to Pegina to sing on a Saskatchewan Former Talent Search broadcast.
Crosby Mr Cecil Sparling returns to Ottawa duties after two week vacation with parents and district relatives. Ash family from Ontario visited niece Mrs John Clark of Bevelaw. Frost aids potatoes yet abundant rainfall will bring growth. Gracie Smyth ill with bronchitis. wishes for speedy recovery. Pearl Clark visited Harding weekend at uncle Mr M English. G Polding returned to Ninga duties after brief home visit.
Christ Church announces a Sunday service on June 15 at 11:00 am conducted by the new rector. The parish invites all members and visitors to attend the worship and welcome the rector.
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