Springfield Leader Weekly Publication Notice
An independent weekly newspaper serving the eastern Manitoba region announces its regular print schedule and publication details. The notice references Springfield and Lac du Bonnet areas, with formal alignment to district representation and audit bureau standards.
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Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Springfield
Processing Poor Hay Improves Feed Value at Prairie Farm
Canada Department of Agriculture tests at Melfort Saskatchewan show grinding and pelleting poor quality hay boosts intake and weight gain in calves. Long hay reduced gains with average 0.14 lb loss. chopped, ground, and pelleted forms yielded gains of up to 1.3 lb daily despite harder digestion.
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Prairie
Canada Department of Agriculture
Melfort
Saskatchewan
S. E. Beacom
Public notice of land tax sales in Alexander district
A warrant directs levy on multiple Manitoba parcels for arrears of taxes and costs. The notice warns sale by public auction on December 14, 1962, at 2:00 pm in St. George unless arrears are paid, listing several properties with amounts due and descriptions.
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Alexander
St. George
Manitoba
Calves’ weight gain on different hay feeds study
Dr Beacom conducted trials with calves fed various hays. Gains ranged from 1.32 to 2.0 pounds daily depending on hay quality and form. Feed intake averaged 10.4 to 12.7 pounds per head per day. Pelleted hay required 7 to 10 days for acceptance in both trials.
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Beacom
Pine Falls Community Events and Birth Announcements
Pine Falls notices list Power view Bingo Thursdays at 8 30 p m and meetings for Office Employees Union Manitou Lodge Volunteer Fire Brigade Pine Falls Recreation Association Anglican Dinner at the Chateau Bazaar and Tea United Church Women. Congratulations to John R Fontaine on a boy born November 8 and to W E C Wood on a daughter born November 9.
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Office Employees Union
Manitou Lodge
Pine Falls Recreation Association
United Church Women
John R. Fontaine
Pine Falls Hospital
W. E. C. Wood
Bill Udall remembered in Boissevain grave service
William V Udall, aged 92, was laid to rest in Boissevain with Anglican rites and Masonic ceremonies. A Manx native who built a life of quiet service, he left a lasting legacy in the International Peace Garden and local progress, though he shunned the limelight and held devoted to family.
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Boissevain
William V Udall
Bill” Udall
Isle of Man
Manitoba
International Peace Garden
Ottawa Report on Confidence Motion and Dollar Crisis
The article analyzes cross party moves in the 25th Parliament as Social Credit and NDP shift tactics amid near election danger. It notes Liberal support for debt free money tactics, the Quebec Socreds balking, and Liberals split over election timing while warning that Canada faces a persistent dollar crisis driven by a current account deficit and short term hot money. It also covers Ottawa’s tariff policies and temporary measures influencing business uncertainty.
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House of Commons
Bode
Social Credit
New Democratic Party
Socreds
Phalans
NDP
House
Committee of Supply
Canada
Quebec Social Credit
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
U.S
L B Peaarson
Liberal Mort Tou Precipitate The Election Logic
If Mr Pearson’s view holds, there is logic behind Liberal party actions to speed the election. The remark suggests a strategic motive tied to party leadership and timing considerations.
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Pearson
Mort Tou
Ontario minister touts autonomy in trade talks with Japan
Ontario Minister of Commerce and Development Robert Macaulay told the Japanese prime minister Ontario is better positioned to do business because it is not bound by international agreements. Federal officials reacted with shock, though a GATT clause exempts junior governments from its provisions.
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Capital Hill
Ontario
Robert Macauulay
Gederal Department of Trade and Commerce
Japan
Canada
Feder
Macaulay
Notice to Creditors in estate of Pauline Samborski
Notice to creditors in the estate of Pauline Samborski late of the Springwell area Manitoba retired deceased. All claims duly verified must be sent to 210 Osborne Street North Winnipeg Manitoba on or before December 15 1962. Dated Winnipeg November 9 1962. Johnston Jessiman Gardner Johnston Solicitors for The Eastern Trust Company Administrator.
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Allard
S.D
Manitoba
Winnipeg Land Titles Office
Dominion Government
Manigotogan River
Muanigotogan
Pauline Samborski
Springwell
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