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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

3

Take the Lead Out of Your Legs Chapter IX

In late afternoon Hammond and Kenning audit a new beach shaft as gold nuggets surface in gravel above bedrock. Kay learns Olson sold out and fled with Mrs Carewe to Wrangell aboard a plane, while suspense builds over a possible English syndicate and shifting claims as the North’s autumn edges in.

Hammond Olson Els Jack Kay Kenning McKenzie Joe Theo Tve Bruce Router Kennings Carewe Wrangell Timmy Wrange Jack Hammond Ham- 4 Kencing England Kenny Seved Kenning Carewe Hammon

Gold Strike Tangles Love and English Plot on Beach Pit

In Jack's cabin Hamid Kay and Kenning debate the value of a gravel bed and a hidden English syndicate. They reflect on past promises, possible traps, and the lure of gold as a cliffhanger leaves their fortunes and loyalties uncertain.

Jack Hamid Kay Kenning Hammond Bunk

Collectors Rally To The Latest Hobby Dolls Craze

The Chicago Antique Exposition and Hobby Show reports dolls as America's top collectable fad. Dealers from New York to California display 300 exhibits showing mustache cups, famous buttons, old bells, and numerous relics. Yvonne Sohn's French aristocrat bisque doll and John Conover's 1740s dolls illustrate diverse tastes. The appeal spans both genders with interest in Indian relics, early American china, glass, sheet music, and harness buttons. Mrs. K L Brown of Kansas City reportedly owns 31 000 buttons.

O. C Chicago New York California Yvonne Sohn John Conover Ossining Sly K. L. Brown Kansas City

Caterpillar Film Highlights Queensland Prickly Pear Fight

An educational film from Brisbane Australia spotlights a South American caterpillar, decacy tabblastis, as the star in a campaign to reclaim over 60,900,000 acres of land in Queensland from prickly pear. The cactus, introduced from America as decoration, had blanketed the region before the caterpillar's natural control.

Decacytablastis Caterpillar Brisbane Australia Queensland America

Honeymoon Ends Over Car Wreck Talk In Wales Ban

A fragment notes a domestic dispute moment with a sarcastic line about a wreck and asks if the car is okay. The report also mentions Wales banning the practice of attaching notices to trees, reflecting local regulatory action.

Piano sold for eighteen hundred at Dawson tale told

A Portand woman recounts how a Hong Kong made piano bought for 106 dollars by Bill Huson earned 1800 in Dawson during the Klondike rush. They hauled it eight miles in 25 days across Dyea and across Chilkoot Pass, wrapped in yarn, then sold to Bill Emerson for 1800. After unwrapping, they bought and ran a restaurant and later sold the instrument for nine thousand, totaling over a hundred thousand dollars in earnings. The Husons now live in Sumner Washington.

Chilkoot Pass Dawson Klondike Portland Oregon Bill Huson Juneau Dyea Trail Bill Hong Kong Huson Alaska Yukon International Husons Dyea Bill Emerson Sumner, Wash

Guardian Trout Protects Injured Pintail at Sanctuary

George Pickering, a naturalist at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary in Calgary, notes a ten inch Eastern brook trout guardian of an injured pintail duck. The trout blocks attacks by a Chinese duck named man darin with rapid head bunting as onlookers view the unusual scene in a tank. Both the trout and the Mandarin reportedly lived peacefully until the pintail's injury.

George Pickering Inglewood Calgary Mr. Pickering

Farmer loses hand in rabbit trap misfire in Natmax Australia

A Natmax Australia farmer set three rabbit traps to catch a marauding eagle that was preying on lambs. The first two traps captured neighbor dogs, and the third trapped the farmer’s hand. The eagle was last seen flying away with a lamb.

Natmax Australia

Bobbie and Charlie Exchange About Fathers in Simple Joke

Two children joke about their fathers professions with Bobbie asking what Charlie's father does and Charlie replying that his father does whatever his mother says. The exchange highlights playful family dynamics and humor without further context.

Bobbie Charlie

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