Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Springfield Leader in Springfield, Manitoba

We have pages in Manitoba

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 08, 1955

Page

5

Springfield Leader resumes weekly edition for Eastern Manitoba

The Springfield Leader, an independent weekly paper serving the Eastern Manitoba Federal district, continues publication on Tuesdays from Lac du Bonnet. The move maintains the publication’s local focus and weekly distribution schedule.

Manitoba Springfield Springfield Leader Limited Lac du Bonnet Allegra Lorraine Krieger Greenwald Elsie Petznick Beausejour W. W. Childe E. Green Oak J. Ferens Childe Brokenhead Margery Mariash Molson Z. Sabat Buchan Carol Ance Pine Falls L. A. Frayne Mre Commiterck Glenmoor E. J. Otto Victoria Beach M. M. Smith Grand Marais W. Kowalchuk Whitemouth T. G Erskine Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association 3Rd Street Luc du Bonnet Man

Canadian Meat Output Outlook for 1954 55

The 1954 55 outlook anticipates higher meat production with hogs up about 19 percent and cattle, calves, and sheep/lambs rising five to seven percent. Domestic absorption is uncertain, so Canadian prices may track U S prices, with hog prices likely to swing most. Consumer demand remains strong, supporting a 3 percent rise in total meat consumption to about 1.6 billion pounds.

United States

Farm livestock and dairy outlook for 1955 in Canada and U S

The 1954-55 outlook anticipates higher beef veal and lamb consumption with rising milk output and stable butter and dry skim milk. Exports of livestock and meats are expected to grow, while surpluses for veal and beef prevail. Poultry markets stay linked to US trends, with price directions tied to production and demand in both countries.

United States Canada

Master Merit Certificate Awarded to Lysaichuk at Scottish Co op

M Lysaichuk receives a Ten Year Elevator Master Merit Certificate from Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company for ten years of perfect records in grain elevator care. Inspections of plants are carried out by Affiliated Inspection Bureau Limited, a firm specializing in grain elevators, mills, and related properties for twenty years.

Miro Mo Lysseehup Et Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company Afftiated Inspection Bureau Limited

Manure Use Rules For Better Crop Yields In Manitoba

Agricultural notes emphasize correct manure application to fully utilize nutrients. Surface or near surface placement aids decomposition and nutrient release in cool soils, avoiding surface layers and plowed soil where decay is limited. The piece also covers swine sanitation, grain judging clubs, Selkirk wheat purchases, and bulletins on horticulture and seed potatoes. It highlights rotating hog pastures, starter and grower pig feeds, and practical steps to reduce roundworms in Manitoba swine.

Manitoba Thalberg, Cloverleaf Cromwell Irvin Stefansson Tyndall Wilfred Grovius Selkirk Brandon Wilfred Canadian Wheat Board

Whitemouth Notes March Meetings and Bridge Repairs

Whitemouth notes report regular church meeting at Mrs. Anderson home on March 10 and Whitemouth Municipal bridge work starting March 1 with 20 years of no repairs. Bridge to be closed in two weeks. council discussed land sale to Forestry Department for a reserve. Community events include hospital guild, visitors, and education week activities at Whitemouth consolidated school with a film evening.

Ross United Church W. A Fred Anderson Whitemouth Wm. Sudletsky Hubert Jorgenson Geo. Berrick A. Malkoske Wm. Kurian W. D. Meyers Lewis Forestry Department Whitemouth Hospital Ed. Malkoske George Steiner Percy Hudson C. Connor H. K. Parno F. Carlson R Noeci J. Kuehn Miss Katherin Steiner Whitemouth Consolidated School

Farm Labor and Supplies Outlook for 1955

The 1955 farm labor demand will rise slightly from 1954 while supply grows, keeping the same relative balance as last year. A winter surplus is expected, with moves to deficit areas during peak demand. Farm supplies including fertilizers pesticides and equipment should stay near 1954 prices and remain ample to meet farmer needs.

Feeding pig starters for young pigs in creeps

Farm bulletin notes suggest using a creep corner of the farrowing pen to keep sows out while piglets access a heat lamp and starter feed. Pelleted starters are favored as pigs chew and pick up pellets easily, helping piglets begin eating sooner for faster growth.

Whitemouth Church Orders Tea Bazaar After Snow Delays

A Whitemouth church plans a tea and bazaar later this year as services are hoped to resume for Easter following heavy snowdrifts that kept the congregation confined. Leona and family hosted Winnipeg guests and Edward Kirby celebrated his 81st birthday with relatives from Kenora Whitemouth and Whitemouth Anglican Church members attended.

Edward Kirby Capa Kirby Canada Whitemouth Fred Kirby Leslie Kirby Kenora Wm. Kirby Richard Jorgenson

Trustee Act claim notice in Beausejour estate

Under the Trustee Act claims against the estate of William Prachniak Beausejour Manitoba must be filed by April 16 1955. Dated February 28 1955 at Beausejour Manitoba. Joseph Bellan solicitor for Anne Pruchniak executrix.

William Prachniak Prechniak Beausejour Manitoba Joseph Bellan Anne Pruchniak

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Springfield Leader D. G. Crook Post Office Department Ottawa Audit Bureau OF Circulations Farm News Eggs and Poultry M. Lysaichuk Dencross Rita Kowalchuk Mike Tymchuk Steve Kowalchuk Detroit Seere Joyce Hlady Judy and Ethel Kolton Elvira Wecreschuk Stella Tymchuk, Harold Trapp Lioyd Seifert Gilad Hulle Davi Hutniak M. Wecreschuk Mrr Wim Chuhye So Manitowich A. Gushta Aug Bauschke Alying Schinkel Beause Your Hospital Burbis Charles Barski Beauscour Hospital Charles T. G. Erskine Aby Zeisler Mareh A ENS Fred Rovers St. Vatal Haus Sheartly Pat Connor Peils the Redeemer Luther Church Jenton Valda Dunn Mrs. L. Dowswell AG. Rep's F. Slevinsky Chese Charlie Fant Sranih Hoespet Miproviy Micelv Miso Wri ‘Peews Winnipeg Leona Mrs. C. Kelm FCKY Beaver Lumber Drewrys W. Bilynsky Willenmmuth, Mian Dany G. M. Horne & Company Chartered Accountants Winnipeg, Manitoba Drs. Davidson Baizley Chiropractic Clinic Somerset Morley R. Shuckell Salter St Weselak & Middleton Crawford Municipal Matlin & Company Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers Beausejour, Manitoba T. C. Greschuk Q.C Confederation Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold Trans-Canada South Main Street A. H. Basman Eivery Beausejour Hotel Portage Ave
Search Courier

Search the Springfield Leader Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Springfield Leader?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication