Springfield Leader publication note announces weekly edition
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper printed every Tuesday for the Eastern Manitoba Federal district. It operates under the Springfield Leader Limited based in Lac du Bonnet Manitoba.
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Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Anegra
Lorraine Krieger Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Beausejour
W. W. Childe
E. Green Oak
J. Ferens
Childe
Brokenhead
Margery Mariash Molson
Z. Sabat
Buchan
Carol Ancel
Pine Falls
L. A. Frayne
C. Gmiterek
Seven Sisters Falls
S. Gittins Garson
Shirley Bogie Thalberg
W. Ferens
Glenfields
Beverley Belton
Tyndall
L.A. Wawryshyn
Glenmoor
E. J. Otto
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Ottawa Commentary on Estimates Committee in Parliament
ANTON B. WESELAK M.P. explains the House agrees to form an Estimates Committee to review departmental estimates including Finance Veterans Affairs Citizenship Immigration and Northern Affairs The plan aims to focus scrutiny reduce long sessions and improve parliamentary effectiveness with involvement from government and opposition and reports to follow.
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Tax and family allowances fuel political calls for increases
The article notes interest in Federal Treasury tax contributions and family allowances amid Social Credit Party calls for larger allowances and a CCF resolution. It also reports the Grain Commissioners and Wheat Board reports are with the printer and soon to be tabled for Agricultural Committee review after prior consideration and briefings from farm groups and the grain trade.
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Social Credit Party
C.C.F
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Board of Grain Commissioners
Wheat Board
Agricultural Committee
Home Germination Tests for Seeds in Farm Practice
Farmers can test seed germination at home using 100 seeds on damp blotting paper or towels, kept at 65 to 85 degrees F. Repeat tests yield an average germination percentage. Use clean materials, avoid standing water, and check sprouts for health, especially clovers and legumes. Two quart waterers aid brooding seedling care during early growth.
Correction notice on Manitoba Telephone System rate schedule
A correction explains a typographical error occurred in last week's Manitoba Telephone System advertisement. The printing plate misordered items. item 2 should follow item 1 and reads approving certain base rate area boundaries for those areas for which plans are filed with the Board.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Global Wheat Supplies Rally Amid Mixed Export Prospects
Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows Canada down to 616 million bushels while United States, Argentina, and Australia rise to 1 092, 180, and 168 million respectively. Western Europe crop quality hints higher world import needs, with overall 5 percent rise in demand expected. Wheat Board and Mr Howe project annual exports and sales to beat last year, driven by UK purchases.
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Canada
United States
Argentina
Australia
Europe
Howe
Wheat Board
United Kingdom
Brooding space and pig care tips for farmers
The article urges correct chick brooding space and temperature to avoid losses and cannibalism. It prescribes at least seventy two square inches per chick up to eight weeks, two brooders for 400 to 600 chicks, and 95 degrees cooling by five degrees weekly. It then outlines pig birth care, anemia prevention, iron supplementation, and humane early pig management for profitable litters. It notes Warble Fly Powder subsidies and asks for silo data and farm shelter belt planting forms for 1955.
Hometown feud over social workers hits Ned Tutley family
In a column from Ambrose Hills a reader relays Aunt Maude critique of social workers centered on Ned Tutley and his kin. The tale accuses agencies of exaggeration while detailing the Tutley family’s past work, poverty, and shifts to reliance on charity as neighbours grow wary.
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Ned Tutley
Tutley
Ned
Sarah
Prat
Catc
Harry
Alex Fairburn
Molly Goat
Grace White
Usul
Ned Tutler
Molly
Tulley
Dasa
Agricultural bulletins on housing dairy cows and weed control
Manitoba Agricultural Representative offers three bulletins for quick access. Suggestions for loose housing of dairy cows, questions on weed control, and a zonation map plus recommended horticultural varieties are available at the office.
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Agricultural Represtative
Manitoba
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