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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1935

Page

7

Nancy Nelson Makes a Library Debut at Pine Ridge

In a market crash Nancy Nelson and her indulgent father face reduced means. An eccentric Colorado cousin offers a home on unusual terms, bringing Nancy to Pine Ridge with Jack Nelson. Nancy starts a town library with support from Matthew Adam and the Adam brothers as her debut unfolds in an altered setting.

Nancy Nelson Colorado Columbine Nancy Jack Pine Ridge Aurora Tubbs Matthew Adams Mark Adam Luke Jack Nelson Nance Matthew Adam Adam Miss Columbine Matthew Uncle Tom Nelson Columbine Nelson Eve Adam Aurora Matt Adam Mark Eve Tom

Pemperton hoax tale haunts western hills and plains

At the Adam ranch Cousin Columbine recounts Marsh Pemperton’s 1894 hoax that created a boom town near West Creek, drawing crowds, fake claims, and a ghost cemetery. The scene shifts to a planned prairie excursion and an ominous blizzard threatening Nancy, Jack, and Matthew as they hurry home.

Adam Ranch Columbine Pemperton Jack Mr. Adam Cousin Columbine Wayside Old Marsh Pemperton Adams Eve Adam Miss Columbine Cripple Creek Eve Denver Luke New England Jack Nelson Father Tyler Nancy Nance Prairie Ranch Matthew Nance Nelson Robins Columbine Nelson Adam John

World's Largest Buddhist Rock Image Near Fukushima

A 100 foot statue of Kwan non the Goddess of Mercy nears completion near Fukushima Japan carved from solid rock by Y Ara an unknown sculptor who was urged by Archbishop Ryojin Ohmor and other Buddhist leaders at Sensoji Temple Tokyo to finish the monumental project.

German Test Plate Uses Cutting Openings For Dirt Inlet

German traffic authorities test a new number plate where the figures are cut out so dirt can pass through. The design aims to prevent obscuring digits by grime during driving.

North Africa Protrusion Alters Equatorial Shape

A historical note describes the equator as not a perfect circle and mentions a noticeable bulge or protuberance on the globe in North Africa, reflecting early geographic observations.

North Africa

Federal employees in Washington cap 30 sick leave days

A Washington regulation caps annual sick leave for federal workers at 30 days. The rule clarifies accrual, usage limits, and reporting requirements for personnel across agencies. Local offices advise staff to track days and consult human resources for exceptions.

Washington

Driver Courtesy Key To Reducing Auto Accidents

The piece cites Paul de Kruif saying only about fifteen percent of accidents stem from car defects. It blames drivers for lacking training, nerves adapted to the machine, and failure to follow signaling and courtesy norms, arguing civility is a daily habit essential to safe driving.

Paul de Kruif Rotarian

Dena Hagen Leads Saskatoon Deaf School Tradition

Miss Dena Hagen continues a seven generation family tradition in deaf education at the Saskatoon School for Deaf. The 140 pupils ages five to thirteen are taught speech, sign language, lip reading, and a full curriculum including manual training, science, and bakery. A student learned to speak at eighteen and another first expressed thoughts at age five. She graduates this fall and will attend Gallaudet University. Scientific research informs teaching methods at the school where five teachers are home trained.

Miss Dena Hagen Miss Hagen Canada School For Saskatoon Gallaudet Washington

Farm Machinery Exports Jump in July Over 1934

July exports of farm implements and machinery reached 1,128,963 dollars, more than double July 1934’s 325,794. Major buyers were the United States 379,055. Argentina 333,444. British South Africa 187,753. New Zealand 64,840. Australia 57,219. United Kingdom 28,551. Denmark 27,148. Uruguay 25,813. A good-hearted man carries some it in his pocketbook.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics United States Argentine British South Africa New Zealand Australia United Kingdom Denmark Uruguay

Little Helps For This Week Be Courageous And Resigned

A devotional meditation cites scriptures urging calm in trouble and meek resignation to God. It contrasts inner self-control with patience shown only when facing others and emphasizes quiet faith over outward responses.

Soviet Orders Ports and Canal to Reach Moscow

The Soviet government ordered construction of two river ports at opposite ends of Moscow to handle expected river traffic from the Moscow Volga canal, slated for completion in 1937. Work on freight and passenger boats totaling 65 000 tons was also ordered.

Moscow Moscow-Volga Caspian Sea

Oil Aids Handling of Seeded Muscat Raisins

Raisins treated with oil reduce stickiness during processing. Workers previously coated hands with flour to manage sticky fruit and seeds. Chemists solved the problem, making the raisins oiled and easier to handle. The improved appearance allows marketing in transparent wrappers.

New Hotel H W Aslin to Lead Saskatoon Bessborough

H W Aslin, long time manager of the Mac Donald hotel in Edmonton part of the Canadian National Railways chain, will move to Saskatoon to become manager of the new Hotel Bessborough. He previously managed the Prince Arthur at Port Arthur and opened the Nova Scotian in Halifax before joining CN in 1933.

H. W. Aslin MacDonald Edmonton Canadian National Railways Saskatoon Bessborough Joseph van Wyck Canadian National Rail Mr. Aslin Canadian National Prince Arthur Port Arthur Nova Scotian Halifax

Designs Coat of Arms for Hermann Goering

Air minister Hermann Wilhelm Goering is linked to a self designed heraldic emblem. The red shield shows a mailed fist gripping an iron ring reflecting his noted fondness for uniforms.

Air Hermann Wilhelm Goering

German film theatres exceed five thousand shows

The note claims Germany has more than 5,270 moving picture theatres. It emphasizes the extensive cinema network and implies broad availability of films across the country.

Moving Germany

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