Springfield Leader description of publication
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper printed and published on Tuesdays for the Eastern Manitoba Federal district centered in Lac du Bonnet. It serves the community with local notices, news briefs, and regional updates.
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Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Lac du Bonnet
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Allegra
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
S. Gittins Garson
Shirley Thalberg
W. Ferens
3Rd Street
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Curling Season Driven by Bonspiels and Playful Guide
The piece notes curling’s busy schedule with Ladies and Men's North Eastern Bonspiels and club events like Pine Falls Open, Beausejour, and Libau. It humorously explains curling basics, including four players per side, the skip’s role, sweeping, and how rocks are measured. It also recalls curling’s Scottish origins and presents ten commandments for good sportsmanship and focus off the ice.
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Pine Falls
Ottawa Commentary on Quebec tax and Crow's Nest issues
ANTON B WESELAK MUP analyzes Ottawa's reply to Quebec on a 15 percent provincial tax and a 10 percent federal deduction proposal for 1955 and 1956. He compares Manitoba's current rental arrangements, fisheries price support outcomes, and the Crow's Nest Pass rates, noting likely no government changes.
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Quebec
House of Commons
Ottawa
Manitoba
Fisheries Price Support Prices Board
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Treasury
Crow’s Nest Pass
C.P.R
Montreal
Sloan
Gardiner
Wilfred Laurier
Senate
Transport
Crow's Nest
Flax Varieties for Manitoba Highlight Late Maturing Winners
Manitoba agronomists endorsed five flax varieties at the December convention. Redwood and Rocket lead as late maturing high yielders with strong flax rust resistance, while Raja Marine and Sheyenne form the early maturing group, offering disease resistance but lower yield than Redwood. Raja seed supply is limited with 1955 distribution planned through Indian Head, price 6.25 per bushel, limit 4 bushels per farmer.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Agronomists
Redwood
Rocket
Morden
Raja
Marine
Indian Head
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