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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1934

Page

7

The Tenderfoot Faces Cattle Rustlers In Wild West Dust

Gerald Keene hides as Duro Stone to investigate the Hour-glass ranch. He traps Broken Spur rustlers Gray and Corse after witnessing cattle ear-marking and threats from Dustin and Spike Goddard. Stone forces them to flog each other, confiscates their guns, and uncovers a notebook hinting Dustin’s plans, while Crewe warns Stone to reveal his past only when ready.

Gerald Keene Broken Spur Joe Carr Keene Hour-Glass Ranch Duro Stone Tenderfoot Montgomery Ward Dad Kane Dustin Spike Goddard Sam Dustin Carr Hourglass Ranch Stone Edith Carr Edith Gray Mexico Corse Goddard Nara Gray Crewe Lincoln White Mountain Soda Springs

Barber Overcomes Rheumatism After Kruschen Trial

A barber long afflicted by rheumatism recounts ten years of pain and five years of limited work. After twelve months with Kruschen Salts he reports being freer from aches and pain and feels cured. The write up notes two ingredients as uric acid solvents and kidney stimulants aiding elimination.

deciphered map clue sparks search by locals

An obscure cipher found by Squoth Stone hints at Red Water canon seven one to white birch and Up Stinking Water three two to stink can. He says it’s enough to puzzle a mind reader and plans to consult Crewe or Dustin for guidance.

Crewe Dustin

Little Helps For This Week

A reflective meditation on finding peace through faith. The piece urges accepting what cannot be changed, turning discord to calm, and remaining steadfast in God’s presence to endure injustice with quiet joy and inner peace.

Physicians Claim Progress On Tuberculosis Serum

Governor Ed Johnston indicated Denver physicians have achieved progress in developing a serum to prevent tuberculosis. He expects requests for pardons for Colorado convicts Mike Schmidt and Carl Erickson, who were exposed to live tuberculosis bacilli as part of immunization testing. Officials say the bacilli did not cause disease, suggesting immunity from the serum, with risks to test subjects acknowledged by physicians.

Ed. C. Johnston Denver Mike Schmidt Carl Erickson Colorado W. A. Bog

The Rhyming Optimist Reflects on Bravery and Joy

A poem contrasts brave soldiers marching with brave women at home, weighing public valor against private endurance. It ends by noting a misquotation about letting joy be unconfined and notes velvet with cellophane pile production.

Bank of Montreal Annual Meeting Voices Canada’s Outlook

Sir Charles Gordon of Bank of Montreal cites hopeful prospects for Canada despite unemployment and financial hurdles. He urges Dominion regulation of transportation, long term government borrowing, and notes 4.7 million depositors vs 37 million in interest payments to depositors.

Canada Sir Charles Gordon Bank of Montreal Sir Charles Dominion Board Canadian National Railways

Britain to Conduct Comprehensive Inland Water Survey

Plan Water Survey Britain aims to prevent future water famines with a permanent program. After two dry summers causing alarm, Sir Edward Hilton Young the health minister and Sir Godfrey Collins the Scottish secretary agreed on a broad inland survey.

Britain Edward Hilton Young Godfrey Collins Scotland

Anger and Argument Across Africa Population Figures

A concise note contrasts anger with its argument, then cites Africa's population estimate at 140 million, presenting a statistical backdrop to a broader reflection.

Africa

England Lords include peers and bishops in historic balance

Four royal peers and two archbishops sit in the Lords while Scottish and Irish representatives join. the body reflects a broad mix. More than 250000 Britons took cruising holidays this year, signaling rising leisure travel.

England House of Lords Britain

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Lia VICKS the Tenderfoot D. Kane Chapter Frank Crewe Minard King OF PAIN Liniment John Rhyming Optimist Aline Michaelis Bank of Montreal Annual Meeting General Managers Cppleford Hamilton, Ontario Canapar Cenapar Calgary Edmonton Regina Winnipeg
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