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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1959
Page
3
A historical warning notes rising child deaths from thin plastic bags used for garments and packaging. It urges perforation methods to vent air, cautions to keep bags away from kids, and stresses proper disposal to prevent tragedies.
Form News urges Warmers to check cattle daily for signs of Foot disease. Treat affected animals immediately. Foot is a common infection affecting cows sheep and goats, especially in wet areas or soils with heavy clay.
Veterinary notes outline foot rot treatment including disinfection, copper sulfate foot baths, penicillin injections for severe cases, and oral sulfa drugs. Preventive measures urge confinement of affected cattle and use of an organic iodide supplement from a veterinarian. Summer cattle care emphasizes shade, water, insect control, and pasture management to maintain production.
River Hills announces the birth of an infant son to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Legal. Mrs Lydia Parks and twins visit Anderson, Indiana relatives at Fred Grabke’s home. A Baptist Church musical recital features Mrs H Knopf and her students alongside the local church orchestra. Mrs Stella Conway visits Selkirk with Mr and Mrs Wm Hawk. Congratulations to Miss Vivian Henschel and Ronnie Batsh on their engagement. Jim McLean and family visit Dauphin. Wer man Beskau’s silver wedding celebrated with gifts at Whitemouth hall. Revo Grahke and Mrs Phillip Grahke visit from Strasburg. Rud Kuhn returns to Vancouver after time with relatives. Ball Newmar and wife spend weekend in Prawda.
The Selons push departmental estimates to speed up the budget before the snow fires and a royal visit by Her Majesty and Prince Philip. Key bills pass or fail in rapid votes including excise exemptions, minimum wage, and a controversial Treasury Act surplus carryover. Legislative wrangling continues on welfare figures and a ban on coloured margarine, with preparations for prorogation and a long break ahead.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Hawk a baby daughter Roshella Koreen was born. Mr and Mrs Alfred Tiede are the proud parents. The Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs A Brown on July 28 with Mrs A Kuhn Jr opening and Mrs FE Behnke Sr as speaker and Mrs W Kretchmer singing. Visitors include Lars Wass of Winnipeg Jacqueline and Terry Schmidt of Beausejour visiting at Mr and Mrs Alex Henschel.
Weeklong hosting included Mr. and Mrs. Galay of Minneapolis and visitors from Minnedosa Saskatoon St Catharines Kitchener Winnipeg and Brandon. Delegates to the M F U convention in Beausejour reported at the July 20 meeting and Diane Otto attended 4-H activities in Brandon.
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