Springfield Leader 1946 District Representatives Listed
The Springfield Leader announces its 1946 district representatives including J. W. Wade in Pinawa H. Leith Springweil Steve Hunchak Belay Ben van Malsen Wendeborn Alex Brown L. A. Wawryshyn and others for St James area and Manitoba region.
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Springfield Leader
Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
St. James
J. W. Wade
Pinawa
H. Leith
Springweil
Steve Hunchak
Lowland
Steve Belay
Pine Falls
Ben van Malsen
Elma—C. Wendeborn
Pointe du Bois
Alex Brown
Tyndall
L. A. Wawryshyn
Romantic milestone marks Gold Beam Mines West Hawk Lake
A North Eastern Manitoba milestone as Gold Beam Mines opens at West Hawk Lake after C F Letain locates the Letain Vein. Power brought from Seven Sisters Falls lights the mine on March 31 1946 with initial sinking and steady progress under Kenneth North. Fire wildlife and farming benefits are noted by the closing remarks.
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Reat Falls
Gold Beam Mines Ltd
West Hawk Lake
Manitoba
C. F. Letain
Winnipeg River Railway
Great Falls
Sun Beam Mines
Mr. Letain
Letain
Mother Nature
Winnipeg Electric Company
Hydro Electric
Seven Sisters Falls
Kenora
Ont
General Electric
Kenneth North
K. Warian
Ed Donald
K. C. Fergusson
Gordon Carr
F. King
J. Sauer
D. Inkster
W.E. Co
Mr. Franklin
Canadian General Electric Company
Henry Moxom
Harold Taylor
North
Control Destructive Spring Fires by Cartwright Ducks Unlimited
Bird species including mallards pintails and geese appear to nest ten days earlier due to warm weather. Farmers are urged to burn stubble and haylands before April 15 to protect nests and allow fields to be summer fallowed before April 20.
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B. W. Cartwright
Ducks Unlimited
Beer Debates Immigration And Veterans Club Arguments
A local Veterans' Club debates immigration and wartime legacies amid scarce beer. Telegrams to Ottawa warn against farmhands from alien lands as veterans discuss Caen and the Scheldt estuary and other fronts. A light humorous note shows a colonel addressing missing hens joke turning into a farm hens increase.
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Veterans’ Club
Vipers
Ottawa
Caen
Scheldt
France
Legion
Canadian Corps Association
Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Grandmother Remains In Peaceful Heavenly Light
A heartfelt poem venerates a grandmother, praising her snowy hair and patient hands. It reflects on memory, aging, and enduring love as she nears a hundred years, hoping she rests in heaven while loved ones await.
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Grandma
Earth
Heaven
Heaven's Gate
Farm Garden Faith in Humus and Healthy Soil
An Ontario farmer recounts learning from English mentor Bartholomew Snell about building soil fertility with humus and well rotted manure. The piece links soil biology to plant nutrition, emphasizes composting, and urges kitchen gardens as experimental plots. It also honors home cooking and the role of women in farm life, stressing careful food preparation to combat indigestion.
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Bartholomew Snell
Snell
John Snell
Ontario
Lord Northbourne
Compost
H. J. Massingham
Frederick Keeble
Massingham
Penelope
Guaranteed flax price hike signals strong cash returns
Dominion government announces August 1 raise of flax seed price from 2.75 to 3.25 per bushel, anticipating higher sowings amid global flax and vegetable oil shortages. A Winnipeg meeting warned acreage declines would harm industries relying on linseed oil. The National Barley and Linseed Flax Committee issued The Truth About Flax, a guide to boost yields and market prospects, approved by prairie agricultural departments, with free copies by request.
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Dominion
Canada
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Poultry Feed Supply Situation Serious
Dr. F. N. Marcellus warns Canadian poultrymen that 1946 may face a feed crisis as cereal grains shift to human food. The author notes the risk is not fatal and that careful planning and tighter operation could prevent major reductions in laying pullets and market birds such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese.
Poultry Rearing Practices to Cut Losses and Waste
The guidance warns against overcrowding to avoid stunted birds and high mortality. Emphasizes strict sanitary conditions, balanced rations, and efficient feed use to reduce disease losses and improve overall flock value and output.
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Ontario
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Post Office Department
Lac du Bonnet
Cliff Brow
M. Everson
Betty Jean Thorbergson
Bissett
J. Wegle
Whitemouth
Malkoske
St. Georges
E. J. Bouvier
Brightstone
Joe Chichowski
Beausejour
George Stebbe
England
Mrs. Jones
Whittier
F. N. Marcellus
Conplerae
Professional Services
B.B. Dublenski
K.C
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
Man
Drache & Matlin
F. Heap
X.c. Barrister
Mcintyre
Gaamianetios Lota Os
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