The Press and the Advertiser Relationship Decoded
The article argues that newspapers are not dictated by advertisers and explains the mutual, value driven bond between publishers and advertisers. It compares the dynamic to a merchant customer relationship, noting readers' and merchants' interests align when value and service remain—advertisers fund content, while readers supply audience and trust.
Brightside School Report and Bazaar Announcement
Beginner Harold Shipp leads with 87.2 in grade I. Roy Cusitar promoted to grade II with 90. Felix Kozakowski and Reta De Montigny post marks in grades III and IV. Brightside Junior Red Cross plans a school bazaar on May 9 from 2 to 4 pm inviting district residents.
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Harold Shipp
Aleta Cusitar
Ronald Moore
Stellan Lopushinsky
Roy Cusitar
Felix Kozakowski
Paul Lopushinsky
Reta de Montigny
Rose Kozakowski
Sam Lopushinsky
David Moore
Lawrence Moore
Betty Thickett
A. Lorena Adolphe
Brightside Junior Red Cross
TENDERS FOR COAL FOR WESTERN PROVINCES
Sealed tenders for coal for Dominion Buildings and Experimental Farms and Stations across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia are due by 3 00 P M EDS T Wednesday May 14 1941. Tender forms and specifications are available from the Purchasing Agent Ottawa and district architects in Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary and Victoria. Ten percent security deposit required with bids over 5000. May 1941 Ottawa J M Somerville Secretary Department of Public Works
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Department of Public Works
Otawa
Winnipeg
Man
Saskatoon
Sask
Calgary
Alta
Victoria
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Dominion of Canada
Canadian National Railway Company
World of Wheat Surplus Tied to Tariffs and Trade Barriers
Canadian wheat surplus stems from weak overseas sales as world population and consumption rise. Tariffs and trade barriers reduced demand, while global factors like U S and Balkans disruptions influenced prices. March exports reached 214 million bushels, the highest since 1929, amid a large 1941 surplus projection for Argentina, Australia, and Canada totaling 903 million bushels.
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Canada
France
Balkans
U.S
Argentine
Australia
Miss Woods and Endcliffe students attend Valley View dance
Endcliffe school pupils and Miss Woods joined a social dance at Valley View last Friday. D. M. Laycock began seeding on April 24 and local residents Mr and Mrs Kendal celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary last Saturday. Joe Poicavitch left for four months of training in Fort William. Mr and Mrs D Woodard visited Mr and Mrs A E Woodard on Thursday then traveled to Swan River for a pleasure trip.
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Miss Woods
Endcliffe
Valley View
D. M. Laycock
Walker buys Shields farm north of Mears
Birdtail F. Walker of Brandon purchased the William Shields farm north of Mears and his family have moved in. The Red Cross dance in Valley Hall drew a strong crowd from Angusville. Road conditions kept many from voting as polls were distant. Rev P Rancivale and Ruthenia Walker to speak this week. Mrs Darcy Plant visiting as Walker plans revive events at Camp Borden. Evangelistic services scheduled with time changes noted.
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F. Walker
Brandon
Darcy Plant
Walker
England
L. Plants
Camp Borden
Thane
Cream trucks back on road as local events noted
The community reports cream trucks are returning to service. George Plant visited the Yorks last Sunday. Rossburn area residents attended a dance at Wm. Browns near Mears. Peter Kuzenko bought the Wakefield farm from W. H. Dunn of Russell. A husband serving abroad was mentioned in the notes.
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Geo. Plant
Yorks
Rossburn
Wm. Brown
Mears
Peter Kuzenko
W. H. Dunn
Russell
Wheat Exports Fall Due to Ocean Tonnage Shortage
Exports of wheat and flour to the Orient show a decline from 659 million last year as shipments drop because of a shortage of ocean tonnage.
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Orient
Knox United Church Sermons and Services Schedule
Morning worship at 11 includes a children's story and church school after the service. Evening at 7 features Turning Defeat into Victory with a Shakespeare quote and encouragement to face troubles. Congregational singing of gospel hymns encouraged.
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Shakespeare
Church Services Change to 11 A M on May 4
Christ Church notes that starting Sunday May 4 services will begin at 11 a m instead of 3 p m. Sunday school remains at 12 30 p m.
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Marchwell
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the Press and the Advertiser
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Rmation Ask
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ST. Regis
E. F. Steinshorn
Smith Street
J. M. Somerville
Ottawa
H. G. L. Strange
John Maxwell
Edward the Confessor
Elizabeth
Amsterdam
Dr. Johnson
Lal
SF Gunitty
Pra
Knox United Church
James
McNeill
Christ Church
Ford
Robertson Brothers
Ford Dealers