Springfield Leader Publication Details and Rates
The Springfield Leader, an independent weekly paper serving Manitoba’s Springfield district, lists subscription prices 3.00 in advance and 5.00 outside Canada per year, with advertising at 5 cents per agate line. District reps across multiple towns are named, and the paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association.
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Manitoba
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
Aa du Bonnet
Canada
Can Mae
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Jem Falls
Stan Gittinsteen
Oak
Elenor Strauss
Lac du Bonnet
Ice
Pine Falls
Powerview
J. F. Turcotte
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
Ella
Della St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Gloria Soluk
Edna Thomson Thalberg
Aggie
Brenda Tyndall
L. A. Warren
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Whitemouth
T. S. Erskine
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Artificial Rearing Pigs When Sow Dies Or Milk-Lacking
Farm guidance explains raising piglets via sow transfer or cow milk with a starter formula from Brandon Experimental Farm. It notes feeding at blood temperature, small frequent meals for two weeks, then thrice daily, and early use of creep feed or milk replacers. The article ends with a grim note linking stubble fires to waste.
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Brandon
Proper straw management to protect soils and yield
Manitoba agriculture officials warn against straw burning as it strips soil of organic matter and nutrients. They promote straw chopping, harrowing, heavy-cultivation, and discing to cover trash, plus rotation with legumes and appropriate fertilizers to sustain yields and prevent erosion.
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Bob Wallace
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Wallace
Whitemouth Notes Lead With Local Welcomes And Visits
Whitemouth hosts Miss M Isaac of Steinbach joining the nursing staff at White mouth Hospital and Miss P U Henry of Jamaica who trained in England. John Hlady vacationed in Saskatchewan with friends. Mrs A Sinclair celebrated a birthday last Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hunt hosted a birthday supper for Katherine Steiner. Henry Malkoske and wife visited Steiner in Steinbach. J W Robinson and wife of Duncan BC return from vacation and enjoy Leader readings. Lutheran Ladies meeting of Whitemouth Redeemer Church was held at home.
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M. Isaac
Steinbach
Whitemouth Hospital
P. U Henry
Jamaica
England
Harry Hunt
Katherine Steiner
Henry Malkoske
Henry Steiner
J. W. Robinson
Duncan, B.C
Leader
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Lutheran Ladies of Whitemouth Redeemer Church
Light in the Blackout Highlights Civil Defence Need
The Winnipeg area blackout exposed heavy reliance on electric power and raised civil defense concerns. Manitoba's Civil Defence Day on September 19 urged public support for planning safeguards against emergencies amid war fears.
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Winnipeg
Meritoba
Manitoba
Civil Defence’ Organization
Local social notes highlight gatherings and travels
Mrs. elf Schatkowsky presided at a Thursday meeting with Olga Stein as president elect. A record number of members attended as plans for an October supper were discussed. Members and relatives scattered for vacations, visits, and short trips to Vancouver, Lac du Bonnet, Dauphin, Eagle River, and Ontario.
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Elf Schatkowsky
Olga Steiner
Elma Folks Share Winter Hopes And News
Mrs. Mary Smerechynski notes community happenings in Elma. Kowalyk family visits Sault Ste. Marie relatives two weeks. Mrs. Chornoboy moves to Alberta. Kay agio bids farewell. Johnsons live with Mrs. Nowicki. ten day holidays for Ewanochko Zakaluk Gulenchyn and Zachary, all CN R workers in B C. Wasiuta in Winnipeg with relatives. Sept 6 Elma Hall stag and shower for Miss Teenie Semeriak and Walter Zakaluk. gifts received. event amid local advertising notes.
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Leo Ewanochko
Walter Zakaluk
June Gulenchyn
Neil Zachary
C.N.R
B.C
Elma Hall
Teenie Semeriak
Obituary for Alfred Ernest Riddall of Tyndall Manitoba
Alfred Ernest Riddall 77 of Tyndall Man died Friday September 5 at Deer Lodge hospital buried in Brookside cemetery after funeral at Clark Leatherdale funeral home Padre J M Roe officiated He served 1899 to 1901 in the Boer War was with the Canadian Legion Tyndall branch employed as an insurance agent with Canadian Fire Insurance Co retiring 1942 Surviving wife Mary one son Wayne two daughters Mrs W Turner and Mrs A Laughlin two grandchildren and one sister Mrs M Richmond
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Alfred Ernest Riddall
Tyndall
Man
Deer Lodge
Brookside
Clark Leatherdale
J. M. Roe
Riddall
Canadian Legion
Canadian Fire Insurance Co
Mary
Wayne
W. Turner
A Laughlin
M. Richmond
The Little Jack Horners
When Junior opens his lunchbox he seeks sweet gooey items while Dad and big brother prefer solid foods. Both lunches should share base body building foods with the teen getting the largest portion. In cold weather a jar of hot soup or stew plus fruit vegetables wholegrain bread and hot or old milk make a nourishing trio.
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Jack Horners
Junior
Dad
Big Brother
Carbon tetrachloride danger warning note
The article warns that carbon tetrachloride is dangerous unless used with open windows or outdoors. It can cause unconsciousness without immediate help. It advises using household cleaners or similar chemicals outside on a veranda or in a well ventilated room.
Poultry and Feed Offers From Bob's Balancer
A local Manitoba listing promotes Light Sussex Mixed Pullets at $10.95 and Cross Pullets at $27.95 with October delivery. It notes 5 week advance orders, a White egg breeding line claims 10 to 14 percent more eggs, and Bob's Balancer Concentrate at $4.95 per 100 lbs. Also advertised are poultry house ventilation equipment, Warfarin rat and mouse bait, and a Canada Packers feed lineup at 326 Des Meurons St. in St Boniface.
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Canada Packers
Athlete's Foot Advice for Gym and Pool Areas
Wear slippers or bathing shoes on gymnasium and swimming pool floors to avoid athlete's foot. The infection can be picked up when feet are bare outside the water.
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Florence Bell Cromwell
Cross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
Mo v Smerechynski Leiman
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Misty Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
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Farm News
Canadian Consolidated Grain CO. Ltd
Ernest V. Steiner
Portage Ave
the Prudential Insurance Company
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A Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mrs. T. Gerskine
John Hlady
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A. Sinclair
Toronto
Keystone
Steinbach Carillon News
Ashfield
Winkler Pembina Triangle Progress
Demosthenes
Charlie Hunt
Mike Bryck
Bill
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Gus Merke
Vancouver
Keith Huss
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Julius Wallingham
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Ontario
Norman Ericksen
Dauphin
Ka Pat Wardrop
Jeanette Hanke
Mrs. S. Solnes
Allan
Walter Dawyduk
Melvin Sinclair
A Sinclair
Felix Carlson
John Steiner
Eagle River Ont
Mrs
Mary Smerechynski
J. Kowalyk
Sault Ste. Marie
Mr. Kowalyk
Mrs. J. Kowalyk
J. Chornoboy
Alberta
Kayag
G. Wasiuta
Mrs. W. Wasiuta
Bole
Hatchery
Des Meuron St
St. Boniface
Cole
Batesbooks
Mads
Chiropractic Clinic
Davidson
A. T. Turner
Beausejour
McGill “U
A. H. Basman
Kensington
Weselak & Middleton
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Municipal Hall
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Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Drache, Meltzer, Essers
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