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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1956
Page
3
The Springfield Leader lists multiple sports correspondence contacts across the Manitoba district including Lac du Bonnet Pine Falls Pointe du Bois Powerview River Hills St George Stead Seven Sisters Falls Thalberg Tyndall Victoria Beach and Whitemouth with named local contributors and editors for each area.
Farm News AG Rep's Report by F Slevinsky outlines a well balanced cropping program. It notes three main benefits: soil improvement with less bare fallow and more protected fields, better soil condition from forage crops raising organic matter and nitrogen, and higher crop yields. It adds that forage crops should fit land and livestock needs with enough high producing legumes for green pasture and quality hay.
Eight of our top men averaged at least 50 000 dollars annually over five years. Middle aged business men and salesmen who can travel for a few weeks are invited to join our top income group. Individual earnings examples include Bert Lichti 787.31 monthly, John Christensen 752.55, G A Holland 2 194 35 in three months, and Hartley Haynes 106.01 on first day. We offer a Canada patent product 456591 with proven selling method for high type professionals and farmers on long term credit. Fanning checks in advance. No purchase required. We handle all collections and deliveries with strong home office support. Mail to Vice-President Dept P O Box 88 Station J Danforth Toronto 6 Ontario.
The article discusses well planned crop rotations to control annual weeds at no til lage costs and recommends Manitoba suited forage crops. It focuses on alfalfa varieties Vernal Ladak Rhizoma and Grimm, noting Vernal may replace older types due to disease resistance and higher yields, with seed limited this year.
The article describes Igoma and Rambler creeping alfalfa varieties, noting their growth habits, regional performance, and hardiness, with Grimm as a long-standing standard. It also lists new licensing and seed availability details, followed by notices for upcoming Agricultural and Homemakers Short Courses at Whitemouth in March, with topics on swine and poultry production and weed control, hosted by Extension Service staff.
Ottawa Commentary explains floor price rules for hogs set by the Agricultural Prices Support Board with regional weights and notes a 25 cent underpayment incident. It also covers a non confidence supply motion defeat, two day debate limits, and later grievances over civil service pensions and purchasing power.
Funeral services held for Albert Hertzog of Seven Sisters Falls at River Hills Lutheran with interment in churchyard cemetery. Stephen Hlady of Greenwald died at Beausejour hospital. services at Greek Catholic church in Brokenhead. Alma Kronberg of Pinawa dies at Gilbert Plains. services by Rev F W Maxwell. John Zakaluk funeral services held midweek.
Toronto reports a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Thousands recovered with Reduction of piles and miracle statements. Bio-Dyne discovery leads to Preparation H suppositories and ointment available in drug stores with guaranteed money refund.
A birthday party organized by the Ladies Birthday Club Feb 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D Jacques honored Mrs. D Jacques. The ladies presented her with a gift. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W. Sutherland and son Billie to Winnipeg. Mrs. W. Fraser returned from a week in General Hospital Winnipeg. Evelyn and Ann Fraser and friends visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Fraser. Conrad Kempelien of Channing is convalescing after hospital stay and an appendix operation. More locals move into new homes among residents A. Bradley, A. Smith and family, R. Brownell, and W. Hammerstedt families. A Curling rink entered in the High School Bonspiel Feb 18 Lac du Bonnet. Wayne Anderson skip, with teammates, lost 13-8 to Whitemouth and 11-9 to Seven Sisters, followed by a banquet.
Listed items include a 1949 GMC 35 ton truck a 1953 Chev Belair sedan and assorted household contents such as fridge vane machine Chesterfield suite Davenport crib and more. Contact Arthur Hiebert Lac du Bonnet at phone 322 for details and pricing.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Baron deceased widow of Andrew Baron of Beausejour Manitoba all claims against the estate must be sent to WESELAK & MIDDLETON solicitors Beausejour by April 5 1956. Dated February 24 1956 Beausejour Manitoba. Executors Anthony Brzoza WESELAK & MIDDLETON solicitors for executor.
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