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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 04, 1935

Page

7

Fleming's Folly in Boone County Cattle War Tale

In a Boone County hotel lobby, cattlemen led by Link Fleming debate grazing limits and a government order. Amid tensions and threats, banker Otto Pieper and power broker Roper Kilgo tilt toward an irrigation plan to save the range, hinting at lasting political control.

Captain Mountains Cowtown Rawhide Sam Pickett Half Moon Trailend Boone County Star Loop Ranch Link Fleming Gyp Vaille Link Ox Draw Otto Pieper Stockmen's Bank Otto Fleming Pieper Congress Hamilton Roper Kilzo Buzz West Buster Townsend John Mulrooney Marty Bush U.S Dead Land Kilgo Star Loop

First Shipment Of Saskatchewan Honey Reaches London

The season's first consignment from Saskatchewan arrives in London comprising 452 cases weighing 660 pounds each, marking the initial batch of best quality honey for the season.

Saskatchewan London

Little Prince of Kent Generates Public Interest

The newborn Prince of Kent captures public attention with ongoing updates on his health and growth. Amid war news, Britons discuss royal lineage and a new coat of arms designed by the College of Arms, to be approved by the King. The prince is a fifth grandchild and third grandson of the King and Queen, with royal German, Russian, Danish, and Roumanian connections.

Prince of Kent England Prince of Wales Duchess of Kent Europe Teck Alberta Saxe Coburg-Gotha College of Arms

Ex-Prisoner Daniel Boggs Builds Advertising Empire

Daniel Boggs aged 31, released from Ohio penitentiary through clemency less than a year ago, has built a three-office advertising business. While jailed he studied advertising and wrote copy to help his aged mother and four sisters, earning admiration from Columbia advertising men. He declined a Cincinnati job offer of 75 dollars weekly to start his own firm.

Ohio Penitentiary Daniel Boggs Boggs Columbia Cincinnati

Earthly Rules From Schoolboy Science Papers

A collection of student observations notes daily earth motion a 24 hour cycle and gravity's autumn effect apples falling. It contrasts air and water wetting properties and defines axis as Earth’s imaginary daily line. It also explains parallel lines and the nature of electricity and lightning with scale differences.

Snakes in Hamilton Youth Collects 23 Live Serpents

Colin Mills faced objections from his mother who shivered at the sight of 23 live snakes. The reptiles are partly housed at a pet shop and partly kept in the cellar of his father’s store in Hamilton Ontario.

Colin Mills Colin Hamilton

McMaster plans art rental for Kent Hall bedrooms

Prof. Lester Longman head of McMaster University fine arts department proposes renting 75 framed oil paintings at 10 cents for two weeks to foster art appreciation. The collection includes 17th and 18th century masters, cubist and impressionist works, with portraits by Gainsborough Lawrence Gilbert Stuart and others. Canadian reproductions are absent.

Lester Longman McMaster University the Herald Gainsborough Graham Lawrence Lampton Gilbert Stuart Washington Longman Brown University United States

Britain to spend one billion on navy and air force

The Oshawa Times notes Britain plans a one billion dollar build up of navy and air power, aiming to be the world’s strongest and ready to deter conflict. It argues preparedness replaces optimism, contrasts Britain’s disarmament with others’ arms, and calls the shift tragic post–World War I.

Britain Might Oshawa Times

Giant toad army to combat crop pests in Queensland

An experimental station at Meringa in North Queensland is breeding and expanding a large population of toads imported from Hawaii. The toads are to be released against white grubs that destroy crops. Originally 100 toads were brought in. now 2,000 exist and the numbers grow rapidly. It is reportedly the first instance of captive breeding for these creatures.

Meringa Queensland Australia Hawaii

Trade Prospects Grow for Canada India Steamship Links

Major J. G. Parmelee deputy minister of trade and commerce said direct steamship services between Canada and India will boost trade. He assured importers and exporters full cooperation from the department to promote business with India.

Canada India J. G. Parmelee

Pace Your Life to Preserve Your Soul

The text urges slowing down when others race ahead, choosing a pace that preserves vitality and purpose. It compares human effort to engines with fixed power, urging individuals to work within their natural limits and fuel, so they can perform duties with tranquility and maintain inner peace.

Frogs Bring Unexpected Wealth to Valjevo District

In Valjevo Yugoslavia a frog plague disrupted life and roads and, after two locals visited Paris and found frog legs popular, they started shipping frogs to Paris by air. Exports of Valjevo frogs flow regularly as ants find legs worth gold.

Valjevo Yugoslavia Paris

Not Well Acquainted The Man With Suitcase Tries To Catch Train

A man with a suitcase chases a train to the platform end but misses it. An onlooker asks if he missed the train. The reply says he never got to know it very well, as he wipes his brow and returns.

Hamilton Roper Kilgo Link Boone County Roper Box 50

Buckingham Palace Linen Valued At Fourty Thousand Dollars

The linen inventory of Buckingham Palace has been appraised at 40000 dollars, reflecting the ceremonial and daily use textiles housed within the royal residence. This valuation covers table linens, napery, and related textile stock associated with royal duties and ceremonial events.

Buckingham Palace

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