Springfield Leader Ad Rates and Canadian District Mentions
Advertising rates set at 5 cents per agate line with 14 lines to indicate one word of the Eastern Manitoba federal districting field. The notice runs weekly on Tuesdays in Manitoba and concerns multiple individuals including Mrs. Anne Lester and Mrs. T. G. Erskine in Victoria Beach and Whitemouth. Audit Bureau of Circulations dated Tuesday October 31 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athorianda
Igesnata Poe
Ottawa
Manitoba Farmers Probe Soil Moisture to Predict Hay Yields
Manitoba soil experts from the Department of Agriculture and Conservation, the University of Manitoba, and the Manitoba Soil Survey launched a five year soil moisture study. Samples from 25 locations cover major soil types to depth four feet in fallow and seven feet in hay fields. Data from six inch to one foot intervals will link moisture and nitrogen with precipitation between sampling and spring crop assessments. Nearby weather stations enable rainfall effect analysis for yield forecasts, especially for perennial hay crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Soils Department
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Soil Survey
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Russell
Durban
Swan River
Birch River
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Rivers
Souris
Boissevain
Goodland
Pierson
Hargrave
Phumas
MacGregor
Graysville
Filet Mound
Cypress River
Somerset
Altamont
Red River Valley
R. A. Wallace
Cartwright breeders win trophies at Brandon Packers show
The Cartwright breeder claimed the Brandon Packers Trophy for a first win and the O. L. Pitt Trophy for a second in the market lambs competition. C. H. Cheavins of Kemnay outscored rival H. D. Kinley of Cartwright in the 10 market lambs class. Judge James Whitehead of Saskatoon presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Sheep Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Lloyd M. Hatch
Oak Lake
Mr. Hatch
Ram
Ewe
W. R. Holland
Hatch
Suffolk Ram Shearling
Folk Ram Shearling
John H. Conner
Trinder Brothers
Millwood
Archie Campbell
Virden
Mr. Campbell
Shropshire
B. R. Bennett
Deloraine
W. L. Jackson
Douglas
John Stevenson
Wawanesa
Duncan Campbell
Stevenson
Campbell
A. F. Hay
Foxwarren
Bennetts
Jacksons
Southdown
Bennett Brothers
Cartwright
Brandon Packers
O. L. Pitt
C. H. Cheavins
Kemnay
H. D. Kinley
James Whitehead
Saskatoon
Special Session Echoes on Manitoba Income Tax Debate
The five day session saw Manitoba approve an income tax rise of about six percent plus a one percent levy on corporate incomes. Premier Roblin defended the plan as necessary to reduce hospital premiums and secure federal payments, arguing most Manitobans would benefit from lower premiums despite some hit to higher earners. Opponents, including Liberal and CCF groups, argued against the federal provincial tax sharing deal and warned of burdens on taxpayers, yet Roblin claimed the majority would support the measure as a fair response to fiscal realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Manitoba
Prairie drought clouds Canadian farm outlook
Prairie drought threatens a severely reduced 1963 crop with estimates around a half average yield. PFRA notes near zero sub-soil moisture after dry summers and minimal autumn rainfall. Wheat output may drop to 250 million bushels, depleting stocks unless moisture returns. Agriculture Minister Hamilton warns a fresh crop failure could curtail sales while seeking new buyers abroad. Continued drought fears and water shortages affect towns as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
China
Poland
Prairies
PFRA
Ottawa
Food and Agriculture Organization
Rome
World Food Bank
FAO
Yugoslavia
Roumania Aia
Czechoslovakia
Hamilton
Manitoba Liberal Leader Makes Strong Debut in Turbulent Session
In his first session as Manitoba Liberal leader Gil das Molgat delivered a strong showing amid a clash with the CCF over social welfare legacy. He attacked Liberal records while Paulley and Hawryluk led a sharp left swing, sparking heated exchanges and party disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCF
Morris Gray
Molgat
Russell Paulley
Mr. Molgat
Woodsworth
Mr. Heaps
Mackensie King
Commons
Ottawa
Paulley
Liberal Party
Roblin
Boniface
Larry Desjardin
Manitoba Liberal Party
Gildas Moffat
Campbell
Prefontaine
Page
In Memoriam William Peterson
In loving memory of William Bill Peterson who passed away November 5 1959. God knows how much we miss him. never shall his memory fade. Loving thoughts wander to the spot where he is laid by Wanda Bill and family Donna and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
William
Bill) Peterson
Wanda
Bill
Donna
Card of Thanks from Baker family
Card expresses gratitude for friends acts of kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the death of husband and father. Mentions honorary pallbearers pallbearers local municipality funeral home and family. Includes a second ad offering a Golden Opportunity selling gifts and daily necessities with high commission and free catalogue from Familex Dent Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Familex Dent
Delorimier
Montreal
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Springfield
D. G. Crook
Maritsen Et Tnt
Federal
Gittins Lac du Bonnet
Pine Falls
Win Woods Pointe du Bois
Stella Rocc
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Victoria Beach
Anne Lester
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Farm News
Wallace
Lions Club OF
Beausejour
Pine Falls Pine Pharmacy
Pine Falls Restaurant
Rout’s General Store
Bake-Rite Bakery
Great Falls
General Store
LAC DU Bonnet Eagle Cafe
Andy’s Bakery
Springfield Leader Ltd
Renshaw
Man
Gove
MacDuff
Ottawa Report
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Capital Hill
Duff Roblin
Dinsdale
Toronto Argonauts
Regina Roughriders
Chateau Laurier
The
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Holy Communion
ST. John’s Anglican Church
Lac du Bonnet
Rev. L. C. Fryer Ltd
Hector Phone
ST. Mary’s Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Gildas Molgat
Russia
Mr. Desjardin
Memoriam
Dori Holm
Life Auto Fire and Hail . Insurance Cor
Third and Park Ave
Reimer
Winnipeg
Chiropractic
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
Boyd Bldg
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
Portage Ave
Lac ‘du Ronnet Lakeview
A. H. Basman Optometrist
Mank
Nova Scotia
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Dubienski
Red & White
Confederation Life
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