Springfield Leader rates and publication details
The Springfield Leader, a weekly independent newspaper in Manitoba, lists subscription prices 3.00 yearly, 5.00 for two years, 4.00 outside Canada yearly, 6.00 for two years. Advertising rates are five cents per agate line, fourteen lines per inch. Officially authorized as second class matter by the Ottawa Post Office. Audit Bureau circulation noted. Publication includes staff and area listings with multiple Manitoba towns and representatives. September 5, 1961.
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Canada
Post Office
Ottawa
Manitoba
Springheiil Leader
Lac du Bonnet
Spring
Manitoba creamery teams seek London show honors
Manitoba two creameries St. Claude Creamery and Medo Land Dairy Products enter 56 pound butter samples and Medo Land submits 40 pounds of spray dried skim milk powder for the Royal Dairy Show in London in late October. Butter contend with Commonwealth entries for the Overseas Farmers Cup as officials note decades since Manitoba was last represented.
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Manitoba
Royal Dairy Show
London
St. Claude Creamery
St. Claude
Medo-Land Dairy Products
Grunthal
Medo- Land Dairy
Montreal
Beaver Lake
England
Manitoba farmers urged to apply for forage seed policies
Farmers in Manitoba are urged to apply for the soil conservation forage policy or the forage demonstration policy offered by the Soils and Crops Branch. Seed costs 1.70 per acre under soil conservation with 10 20 or 30 acre options, and 17 total under demonstration policy for 10 acres with once only eligibility. Applications must be filed through agricultural representatives by October 30, with limits on total seed per district.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Soils and
River Hills Happenings and Personal News
Wayne Henschell was rushed to hospital after a fall from rafters at Milner Ridge injuring his back. A stag and shower for Miss Margaret Zoldy and Ralph Winters at Friendly Fellows Hall on August 26 featured a tea pot full of money from Lorraine Zerhel. Ayrıca provincial updates note Mrs. Otto Lueck in Whitemouth hospital and welcome two new teachers Miss Carol Brandstrom and Don Hill.
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Wayne Henschell
Milner Ridge
Margaret Zoldy
Ralph Winters
Friendly Fellows Hall
Lorraine Zerhel
Paul Bellivauv
Otto Lueck
Whitemouth Hospital
Carol Brandstrom
Don Hill
Carol
M. Klepatz
Don
A. Golke
Alex Zoldy
Fort William
Lawrence Henschell
Myron
Ron Ryckman
Grant
Pine Falls
Laurence
Louis
Edna
Mrs. Henschell
Bushbys
Walter
Andy
Bob
Mamma Bushby
Duluth
Bimidji
Paul Bunyan
Thief River Falls
Red Army singers thrill Winnipeg crowd with Oo Canada
The Winnipeg Arena chorus heard the Soviet Singers, Dancers and Musicians, performing in front of more than ten thousand fans. They opened with Oo Canada in English, eliciting a spine tingling response and stirring patriotism among the audience and reporters. The piece sparked debate over national pride, tradition, and concerns about espionage tied to the visitors. The column contrasts public passion with indifference to the national anthem and flags, and debates a proposed new flag and anthem to unify Canada.
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Winnipeg Arena
Red Army
Canada
North
Powerview Court of Revision Notice 1961
The Village of Powerview deposits the general and business assessment roll for fifteen days for public inspection. Complaints must be written to the Court of Revision. The Court sits October 10, 1961 at 7:20 PM at the Municipal Office Lot 45 Powerview.
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Court of Revision
Powerview
Home Economist News on Storing Food in the Refrigerator
Practical guidance on meat and produce storage in home refrigerators. Details include meat temperatures, wrapping, and timing for pork poultry veal lamb beef. tips for vegetables fruits leftovers and breads. humidity, moisture, and packaging methods. a recipe for Yo Yo Cookies for school lunches.
Banks to favor newspapers for ads in 1959 survey
A 1959 American Bankers Association survey finds banks will rely on newspapers for advertising more than any other medium, with usage exceeding TV, radio, and magazines combined.
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Springfield
D. G. Crook
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
River Hills
Lena Li
St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Rosemary Ried
Pat Martan
Victoria Beach
Anne Lester Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Farm News
Turkey
Poultry Products Institute of Canada
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
A. Henschell
Sir William Slim
Australia
Cyrus Eaton
Khrushchev
Pugwash Cy
Home Economist News
Springfield Leader
Man
Dors Holm
Life Auto Fire and Hail Insurance Cor
Third and
Park Ave
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
Morris Green
Reimer
ST. John’s Anglican Church
ST. Mary's Church
Pointe du Bois
Christ Church
Whitemouth
St. Boniface
Full Gospel Mission
A. Doerkson
Happy Hour Bible Club
Chiropractic
Davidson
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
McGill
G. Wright
Boyd
Winnipeg, Man
Kensington
Portage Ave
A. H. Basman Optometrist
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Weselak
Middleton
Beausejour, Manitoba
Dubienski
Red & White
Confederation Life
Joseph Bellan
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