Desert meeting uncovers ranching feuds and hidden mine
Duro Stone, posing as a tenderfoot, visits the Hour-Glass and Broken Spur ranches where cattle rustling and brand disputes flare. Old Joe Carr’s ruinous alcoholism strains partnership as Dusty Goddard and Sam Dustin scheme to trap the prospector and learn mine locations.
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Gerald Keene
Broken Spur
Joe Carr
Keene
Hour-Glass
Duro Stone
Montgomery Ward
Dad Kane
Dustin
Spike Goddard
Broken Spur Ranch
Sam Dustin
Carr
Dustins stake deepens as he probes Carr Keene half of Hour-glass
Dustin pressures banker Peters to locate Gerald Keene owner of half the Hour-glass ranch. Peters reveals Carr and Keene share the property and a fatal flaw in Dustin's plan grows. Dustin consoles Kane while warning secrecy to avoid a gold rush in Red Water.
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Peteys
Carr
Pegram
Soda Springs
Peters
Peter Vinton
Joe Carr
Gerald Keene
Dustin
Sam Dustin
Old Peters
Old Kane
Spike
Mr. Dustin
Old Carr
Mame
Sam
Keene
Old Dad Kane
Ed. Raynor
Kane
Rayner
Dad Kane
Weekly Newspaper Association Chooses Regina Leaders
The Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association Saskatchewan section held a convention in Regina on October 26. H. Gamble publisher of the Gull Lake Advance was elected president for the year, succeeding Donald C. Dunbar of the Estevan Mercury who became honorary president. S. N. Zingg of the Wapella Post was elected vice president, J. J. Dornan of the Alameda Dispatch was re elected secretary manager for the twelfth year, and new executive appointees included S. N. Wynn Yorkton Enterprise C. W. Holmes Rosetown Eagle O. D. Stitt Radville Star H. Berryman Blaine Lake Echo J. O. Vopni Davidson Leader.
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Saskatchewan
Regina
H. Gamble
Advance
Gull Lake
Gamble
Association
Cumberland
England
Canada
Gull Lake Advance
Donald C. Dunbar
Estevan Mercury
Dunbar
S. N. Zingg
The
Wapella Post
J. Dornan
Alameda Dispatch
Dornan
S. N. Wynn
Yorkton Enterprise
C. W. Holmes
Rosetown Eagle
O. D. Stitt
Radville Star
H. Berryman
Blaine Lake Echo
J. O. Vopni
Davidson
Polar claims spark pole discovery controversy
Polar historian J Gordon Hayes endorses Dr Frederick A Cook's pole claims as substantially genuine and accuses Admiral Peary of never reaching the Pole. Hayes credits Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett with first reaching the Pole and questions Peary's proximity.
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Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
J. Gordon Hayes
Robert E. Peary
Hayes
Cook
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Pole
Peary
Air resistance drives higher power needs at speed
At speeds above forty miles per hour cars require more power to overcome air resistance than road friction. The text also notes greater power is needed to counteract accident resistance as speed increases.
Argentina Moves to Curb Imports Amid Trade Tension
Argentina intensifies import controls to reduce foreign purchases and protect domestic industries. Government actions aim to ease trade balance while facing pressure from lenders and businesses.
The Rhyming Optimist Poem Tone and Theme
A reflective poem argues life moves in cycles, with no true novelty. It recalls Helen of Troy as a timeless standard of beauty, suggesting past likenesses recur and fortunes repeat as life wheels and ages progress.
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Helen
Paris
So that's the baby and the twig is bent
Dialogue reveals a family debate about raising a child described as bent toward being a girl. The uncle mocks traditional views while the father doubts whether upbringing can change gender expectations. The exchange captures humor and tension over gender norms.
Canadian sheep ranges yield lambs for fattening across ranges
Canadian western sheep ranges produce annually between 150000 and 200000 lambs suitable for fattening. In addition there are at least 100000 to 150000 unfinished farm lambs that would benefit by being fattened.
Ancient well found 250 feet deep in Falamieh
An ancient well about 250 feet deep was discovered in Falamieh several months ago, easing drouth conditions in Palestine.
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Falamieh
Drouth
Palestine
Dagenham Public Library Abolishes Overdue Fine Policy
Dagenham England public library abolishes fines on overdue books citing library access and inclusivity. The move removes charges and penalties for late returns, aiming to simplify borrowing and reduce barriers for patrons.
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Dagenham
England
Love That Binds the Heavenly Temple of Faith
A devotional meditation on Christ’s love shaping community bonds beyond kin and neighbors. It contrasts loving distant lands with loving the church and those who oppose us, envisioning the church as a spiritual temple built by faith and love.
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Tuscany
Madeira
Earth
God
Christ
J. H. Newman
A Queer World on Coffee and Supply Destruction
A world view questions the ethics of commerce as Brazil’s coffee crop for the year reaches 29,880,000 bags with 11,952,000 bags destroyed to curb supply. The remark frames a critique of society and its people.
Substitution of 1152-Column Sunday Paper Length
A note on readers preferring a shorter 30 minute sermon over the sprawling 1152 column Sunday paper. The remark hints at tension between quick spiritual messages and extended print formats.
Baking powder overtakes face powder in sales
The article notes a shift in consumer buys as baking powder surpasses face powder in sales, highlighting changing preferences and market trends among shoppers.
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