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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1960
Page
3
An independent weekly newspaper from Springfield Manitoba lists publication details, pricing, post office status, and district representatives. It notes Tuesday week printing, with classified names and contact lines for regional offices. The issue is dated Tuesday August 16th 1960.
Manitoba plans 64 egg entries at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto from August 24 to September 10, 15 more than last year. Entries, judged by a points system, may include 15 dozen cases of white or brown eggs, with extra classes for self packed cartons. The Manitoba Department of Agriculture helps by paying entry fees and transport costs and eggs are usually flown to Toronto.
In the matter of the estate of Robert Starr late of Pine Falls Manitoba. Mill worker deceased. All claims against the estate must be verified by statutory statement and mailed to the post office address in Winnipeg on or before September 6 1960. Dated at Winnipeg Manitoba August 12 1960. Matlin & Company Bollettors for Elizabeth the Administratrix.
Consumer Information Service Manitoba Agriculture advises follow label instructions, wash frequently, pre spot clean stains, sort by fabric, wash whites separately, avoid overcrowding, wash by hand one garment at a time if needed, use appropriate water temperature, avoid chlorine bleach unless advised, don’t overwash, spin dry, use tumble dryer medium or low heat, drip dry on hangers, shape seams, use steam iron on cottons and low on synthetics, press with cloth to avoid shine.
The piece argues against government hand-outs and taxes, urging self-reliance and decrying “free” services. It cites a Republican convention quote on making citizens do most for themselves while warning against expanding welfare beyond reasonable limits. It then shifts to local media humor about a Manitoba Monster scoop and a playful bid to the map.
In an era of portable television sets and a forthcoming alternative outlet, the idea of broadcasting the famed Manipogo live thrills readers. The suggestion hints at a new public interest spectacle with potential nationwide attention.
Joe F. Perkins a former executive and district ten director of the MFA criticizes the August 8 government acreage payment. He argues the small payment is an insult to farmers, urges a single strong national farm organization, and condemns political manipulation while urging unity among agricultural groups. He notes past promises, laments Conservative politics, and supports university study groups to accelerate farm organization efforts.
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