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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

3

Alan Baker Triumphs Over Bandits At Fort Endurance

After a fierce river battle, Alan Baker kills the bandit leader and mows down attackers with a Browning. Wounded, he is rescued four days later at Fort Endurance as Joyce and Buzzard greet him beside a cargo-laden plane and relieved crowd.

Alan Joyce Fort Endurance Mackenzie Father Claverly Saskell Williamson Elizabeth Spaulding Alan Baker Pedneault Bil Hardsock Buzzard Endurance

Wounded Ally, Arrests Halt Them At Wharf Edge

In a tense harbour scene Joyce confronts Elizabeth’s staged sympathy for Alan while Alan and Haskell arrest Bill and Pedneault amid a loot haul. Williamson, shaken by Baker’s victory over the criminals, invites a cabin report as Father Chaverty greets Joyce.

Williamson Baker Alan Haskell Joyce Father Chaverty

Conversation of Joyce and Alan in Ottawa plan

Joyce urges Alan to confront a planned trap by the Inconnu while warning him to hide his feelings and stay wary of Superintendent William. Father Claverly departs after a late visit as Joyce stresses secrecy before Allen's return to Ottawa and a two week absence.

Bill Ottawa Father Claverly Joyce Alan Williamnae

Ford Buys Edison Boyhood Home Moves It to Dearborn

Henry Ford has purchased Thomas Edison childhood home in Vienna near St. Thomas Ontario and will move and re erect it at the Ford historic settlement in Dearborn Michigan. Ford inspected the property during a visit that included supper at the Vienna Hotel where old tales of the lumber building and open bars are told. Local worker W C McDonald currently operates the hotel and has unearthed antique coins while digging around the house site.

Henry Ford Vienna W. C. McDonald

Early Palestinian Farmers Predate Neolithic By 20,000 Years

Dr. George Grant McCurdy of Yale declares to the American Philosophical Society that Palestine hosted busy farmers 20,000 years ago, pushing farming back twice as far as the Neolithic era. He shows long-headed, stooping planters skeletons and primitive sickles from a university expedition.

Palestine George Grant McCurdy Yale University American Philosophical Society Philadelphia Grant University Christian Science Monitor

Paris to breed special cats for rat plague

Paria municipal council votes to establish a cat farm for breeding and training cats of special wit to combat a rat infestation seen as damaging the city. Officials hope trained cats will outperform ordinary felines in curbing the rodent problem.

Paris Rly

Little Helps For This Week On Patience And Charity

A devotional note urges restraint in speech and mood to avoid hindering others learning charity. It cites Romans 14 13 and cites quotes by H S Sutton and F R Havergal on small cares, petulance, and the infectious nature of ill temper urging long suffering and patience.

H. S. Sutton F. R. Havergal

Preservation of Old Names in Canadian Civic Debate

The Sherbrooke Record notes House of Commons discussions on renaming electoral ridings, and cites Nova Scotia counties to be named Evangeline after Longfellow. It recalls in Victoria a street once named Bird Cage Walk renamed Government Street, illustrating tension between heritage and modernization.

House of Commons Nova Scotia Evangeline Longfellow Victoria British Columbia Roughneck Brigade Government Street Adam Sherbrooke

One Big Advantage for One Crop Farmers

The piece argues that a one crop farmer who buys all necessities is vulnerable to downturns, while a farmer who grows his own food is less likely to go hungry. It emphasizes the security of self-sufficiency during hard times.

Freshne Trawler Preserves Catches At Subzero Temperature

A French trawler operates in southern waters freezing fish to below minus 20 degrees to maintain freshness. The frozen stock is kept at uniform deep freeze temperatures for transport without quality loss.

France

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