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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1949
Page
6
Rev. A. C. Houston leads the Pine Falls church with 11.00 pm Sunday services, followed by Sunday School and Adult Bible Class.
Mr and Mrs Hans Taggertson visit town. Mrs Albert Cure travels to Montreal for her brother's funeral. Birthday wishes to Winnie McKinnon and Ted Wood. Tom Park returns from four months trapping with fair fur. Birth of Richard Karklin in Selkirk. Axel Blomquist and Gus Larson start spring farm work. Farrell Levasseur and Bill Peterson join Manitoba Telephone System in Gimli. Grass fire threatens wood cargo. neighbors aid. Mr and Mrs W A Creaney plan U S A trip via Texas. Bill and Kay expected home late June. A B Moran starts summer work at Oak Lake. Wood family marks 30th wedding anniversary with pearl gifts. Engagement of Irene Park and Ben Parkes announced. Bush fires cause heavy district damage including Boyles Bros camp. Stanley Olen and Winnipeg visitors in town. Mr and Mrs Norman McCoy noted.
A detailed look at St Petersburg Florida as a successful tourist hub with 100000 residents and up to 250000 seasonal visitors. It outlines permits, spending, Chamber of Commerce operations, hotel capacity, and the city’s welcoming, outdoor culture and services for visitors. It also urges Western Canada to boost advertising and infrastructure to attract more tourists.
A Salem style column reflects on the Audit Bureau of Circulations and a humorous letter from Homer in Sackville street. It discusses ads, subscriptions, church applause, tourism campaigns in Western Canada, and local business benefits with light anecdotes and reflections.
In the early hours of Sunday a young man was found at Pine Falls. Norman identifies the deceased as James Elliott but notes he is commonly known as Tim. Authorities are investigating the death.
A quip quoted as a famous parting line. The remark recalls a humorous or ironic moment tied to a lawn maintenance task. The source frames it as a notable saying linked to a person named Jim.
Immunization provides safe guards against smallpox, diphtheria and whooping cough. If your child has been immunized the chances are almost 100 percent against serious illness. Immunization is safe, effective and free. Don’t risk your child’s life by neglecting vaccination.
Tuberculosis once a top Canadian killer is now reduced by medical advances. Early discovery through chest X rays catches disease before symptoms appear. Free chest X rays are available in most Canadian regions encouraging health checks today.
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