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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
2
The Springfield Leader Limited publishes an independent weekly issue for eastern Manitoba. Advertising rates and district representatives are listed, with management by Alfred W. Hanks and printing at The St James Leader. February 1911 to 1946 date provided.
In distant commentary the British plight and the U S loan argument unfold. The United States considers a loan to Britain amid pro and anti positions from business leaders and officials. Britain continues rationing to aid Europe while facing Indonesian and Greek police duties under British oversight.
R J Deachman cites the Vancouver Province on national progress and warns against hoarding natural resources. He argues Canada must export value added goods, expand sea and forest resources, and avoid delaying action as time runs on. He stresses the need for practical policy now.
The editorial outlines Bevin and Vishinsky reaching a fragile truce within the UN framework. Britain avoids full exoneration while Russia drops charges tied to Greece. The piece credits the UN with forcing a face-saving settlement amid a broader Big Power standoff.
A Canadian Arctic Muskox expedition plans 3 100 miles in 81 days using 12 snowmobiles to probe uncharted routes from Churchill to Edmonton. Armed forces support includes air supply from Dakotas and Norsemen for fuel and provisions, with civilian observers to track weather stations along the way.
Advice from W T Burns of the Dominion Experimental Station Prince George BC on raising young pigs. Emphasizes warm dry ventilated quarters heat in cold weather sanitation to prevent parasites anaemia and losses. Recommends high protein sow feed mineral supplements iron options and early creep feeding with dry mash and outdoor exercise for piglets.
Notice details a proposed by law to authorize a thirty thousand dollar debenture for a new school building in the Lac du Bonnet district Manitoba. Electors will vote March 8 9 1946 at the Municipal Hall with final tally on March 7 1966 and the clerk will summarize votes. Debentures bear interest and are repaid over twenty years funded by property taxes.
The article argues for planting pure seed and avoiding mixtures citing ancient authorities and the Crop Testing Plan. It notes registered or certified seed yields higher returns but is scarce this year and advises contacting Crop Testing Plan agents for suppliers whose seed tests grade A true-to-variety.
Alfred Robson died Thursday February 13 at 10 a.m. at his home in Great Falls. The body will be buried at Selkirk February 15. He is survived by his mother Mrs J A Smith, a stepfather, four sisters and four brothers.
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