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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 26, 1934

Page

7

The Desert Showdown at Hour-Glass and Silver Dollar

Duro Stone uses a disguise to expose Dustin and Corses plot at Seco s Hour-Glass ranch and Silver Dollar saloon. Packed with danger Stone navigates gang loyalties while Gerald Keene s arrival looms to expose Kane Dustin and Carr.

Gerald Keene Rand Joe Carr Grinkine Keene Hour-Glass Ranch Duro Stone Tenderfoot Montgomery Ward Wild West Ded Kane Luckiess Curtin Spike Goddard Broken Spur Sam Dustin Carr Hourglass Ranch Dustin Stone Edith Carr Edith Crewe Kane Seco Soda Springs Hoskins

Dialogue Fragment Promises Further Confrontation

A speaker urges action after a tense exchange. He mentions a thumb injury near Holly's scalp lock and warns of a person named Dustin ready to challenge another figure. The passage ends with a note that the scene continues.

Holly Dustin

Transport of Europe’s largest generator casing to Battersea

A 40 ton generator casing for Europe’s largest unit arrived by rail at Old Oak Common from Trafford Park Manchester. It waited at Paddington because Sunday travel was required before proceeding to Battersea Power Station. Mounted on a trolley the casing spans two lines with platforms cleared and signal systems adjusted as trains used up and down lines on special routes.

Europe Battersea Old Oak Common Paddington Trafford Park Manchester

The Rhyming Optimist and the Miser’s Heart

A poem explores a contrasting dreamer and miser. The speaker claims no hunger for gold or greed yet admits hoarding beauty instead. Rich images of stars sunrise twilight violet velvet gold and sea fill the heart, revealing that beauty itself can make a miser out of the speaker.

Heaven's Cup

Giant Redskins skeletons found near Lake Erie shores

Road workers unearthed two eight foot long human skeletons in an ancient red skins burial ground on the Lake Erie shore near Simcoe Ontario. Both were found side by side about four feet underground with withered hands clutching two arrowheads placed in burial for use in the Happy Hunting Ground.

Lake Erie Simcoe Ontario

Tree planting and car washing touted to attract rain

The piece notes that planting trees is a recognized method to attract rainfall and adds washing the car as another suggested plan.

Browns its done when it is brown says boy

A little boy asks by the fireside if the task is finished when the towel turns brown. The line hints at a childlike tone and a domestic scene.

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional passage reflects on God’s intimate care for individuals. It cites Isaiah 43 2 and emphasizes God’s redeeming call, personal awareness, and compassion in joys and sorrows. The writer, J. H. Newman, portrays divine support as surrounding and bearing believers through life’s trials.

J. H. Newman

British House backs Indian self rule and new constitution

The Commons approved government plans for a self governing India with safeguards by 410 to 127. A Labour amendment seeking dominion status was rejected 491 to 49. The report of the joint select committee was approved and enacting legislation will follow.

House of Commons India Joint Select Committee Commons

Clock Keeps Seven Minutes Fast In Memory Of Escape

A historic clock in Gorlitz, Silesia, has run seven minutes fast since 1253 when a conspiracy to murder councillors was thwarted after a conspirator advanced the clock seven minutes. The timepiece has remained seven minutes fast to honor the councillors' escape.

Gorlitz Silesia

Prisoners Demand Repairs at Bida Jail

Inmates of the Bida jail in Nigeria appeared before the district officer in a body and warned that they would not stay unless the prison was repaired. They pressed for improved conditions and maintenance.

Fife Bida Nigeria

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the Tenderfoot the Cattlemen's Association Sir Walter Scott Henry of the Red Waterway Gray Corse Afl Crewe Mr. Carr Frank Crewe Lee Baines Old Carr Trust Painner Young Keene Mary Wilson Mary Benton Amargo Daro N. U Devil's Island Cayenne Trinidad British West Indies Pra Miy Piesto Canapar Cippleford Paper Producto Hamilton, Ontario Calgary Edmonton Regina Winnipeg Rhyming Optimist Aline Michael the Miser Jacob Israel Heaven Earth
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