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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1959
Page
4
Advertisement from W Sharpe & Co at 1235 Broad Street seeking Grade A poultry and eggs. Prices are F.O.B. and subject to change without notice. Contact J Sharpe at JO 9-2589 for inquiries.
An advert offers red pocket novels for $1 to be mailed with free delivery. It promotes wholesale fish products including headless mullet and jackfish, round perch and basa, dressed white fish, and scraps for chick feed. Prices are listed per cwt with daily orders from Vernon British Columbia.
Manitoba reports all Ottawa winter works bids approved as 51 of 64 completed or under review. Hon. John Thompson notes 100 percent provincial success, with 92,616 proposed man-days across 102 municipal and provincial projects totaling 33,787 dollars in federal support and 20,272 in provincial funding. Plans include Swan River Selkirk Carman Gladstone sites with dozens of job days for about 1,414 workers.
In Canada's early days the official census taker was required to count swords and firearms in each household, recording arms alongside other belongings to measure militias and readiness.
Hard work at your job helps, but specialized training speeds advancement in a competitive field. Expert beauty operators have many options from joining professional shops to opening a shop of your own. Beauty is big business. Write, visit, or phone LA 2-4133 Phillips Beauty School Ltd 174644 Hamilton Bt Regina.
E M Campbell Saskatchewan Agriculture reports blood tests show CRD infection fell from 64.7 to 34.3 percent as high level antibiotic injections in hatchery flocks reduced transmission. He warns turkey breeders cannot use injections and urges awareness of CRD symptoms and economic losses, noting a new provincial leaflet on CRD is available.
The piece argues against large facilities housing 60 to 100 beds, advocating smaller hospitals to ensure patients are treated as individuals. It emphasizes that effective therapy requires a patient’s sense of being treated personally, a challenge in massive institutions. Citizens are urged to give feedback to Mental Health canvassers.
The Flett Springs Snowplow Association outlines the winter 1955 56 snow removal costs and urges provincial assistance from gas tax revenue. It notes 25 000 miles of rural roads kept open by 2 500 clubs, 600 000 spent in 1955 56, and 25 million in gas tax revenue. The group calls for municipal school unit and public support, with multiple delegations to Regina and a demand for a government policy to aid snowplow clubs. D R Groat president Ethelton Sask A M Connor secretary Pathlow Sask
Donation appeal urging research into heart disease follows a report that 1956 Canadian deaths from heart and vascular diseases exceeded 65 000, about twice the total Allied armed forces deaths in World War I. Heart Day is February 22, encouraging support for the Heart Fund.
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