Glacier Creek Mission Echoes in Turmoil and Slavery Debate
In a remote North country setting, Motra Ruth and Moira discuss a violent closure of Glacier Creek and the slave labor on claims under Bonnemort and Kluger. Seymour contemplates a dangerous past tied to a murdered Mountie while recounting shifts in power, loyalty, and rescue.
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Glacier Creek
Father
Ruth
Caswell
Bonnemort
Kluger
Coard
Motra
Bart
Agronch
Imposter scheme threatens gold treasure plot
Seymour recalls the widow's version as Bart plans deception to seize the gold and flee by steamer. Ruth Duperow warns of the danger while Taft pursues a inside-out strategy and Taft jeopardizes the Glacier diggings. Ruth faces a staged encounter as police guard the scene. the canon remains closed.
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Seymour
Cacwet
Bart
Duperow
Vance Wahtever
Maxie
Glunderers
British Columbian
Taft
Ruth Duperow
Stan
Matt Caswell
Tate
Moira
Ruth
Ince
Scar- Tet
Get Your Man and Glory Rides the Range Co Author Bio
Tarnagh continues with a ky pilot Miss Duperow and Sergeant Seymour in a river plan. Brewster recalls losing his girl and packing contract while debating camp detection. Seymour leaves by river, plans scouted dredger interest near the Klondike, Glacier as a closed creek. Bart Carwell’s wealth and a hidden slayer theory loom over the mount.
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James French Dorrance
Man
Giory
Gerial Rights
Tarnagh
Duperow
Brewster
Seymour
Bioi
Glac
Chena
Klondike
Philip Brewster
Canon Mouth
Bart Carwell
Figure Of Speech In A Mission Setting
A fragmented OCR passage describes a foggy mission scene with a carrying figure and a missionary dwelling used also as a place for Indians. It mentions a fog structure, a crossless belfry, and the cold setting near a creek, with tentative references to nearby canyons and tents and a greeting to an occupant.
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Seymour
Jacer Creek
Making A Life Not Just a Living Says Gov William Russell
A passage from Gov William Russell of Muscachuaeus contrasts making a living with making a life. He argues true fulfilment lies in following one inner calling rather than chasing worldly success, noting each person has a conscience guiding a unique purpose whether in bridge building, poetry, or storekeeping.
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William Russell
Muscachuaeus
Sue
Bel
All-Metal Plane Aims London to Cairo nonstop run
A three engine all metal airliner capable of 2000 miles range will be built for the All Red Empire route London to Cairo. The plan calls for Malta stopovers and 31 hours total travel with a one hour Malta layover. Passengers and mails could be delivered to Cairo after the London departure.
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London
Cairo
Malta
Saskatchewan artist Henderson exhibits paintings in Regina
A Sesketchewen Art exhibit of Bas Henderson from Port Qu'Appelle opened in Regina on October 30 and ran through November 1. The show drew hundreds to Regina College and the University of Saskatchewan invited Henderson to Saskatoon for a ten day stay at the C. His works feature Qu Appelle Valley landscapes and seasonal morning light, with noted portraits of Cree, Blackfoot, Sioux, and other chiefs earning wide admiration across Canada.
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Bas
Hee University of Saskatchewan
Henderson
Saskatoo
Qu'Appelle Valley
Recenir Valley
Lake Avery
Wembley
Jeweled Paradise Exhibit at Wembley Indian Pavilion
A jeweled Paradise exhibit in the Indian Pavilion at Wembley draws attention with a Vishnu abode model built from emeralds sapphires rubies and diamonds. Over 7 000 pieces form mountains forests and carvings including an ice Vishnu figure and eagle designs. hailed as Valkuntha the loftiest heavenly realm.
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Wembley
Vishnu
Freesiaters
Valkuntha
The Corfu Bind Tea and New York’s Blind Mobility
A New York correspondent describes how blind residents navigate the city, noting that few use carts, they fear street dangers, yet no street accidents have occurred in a year. The piece contrasts their black world with city sounds and the compensation process tied to motor life and transit.
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New York
Saskatoon builder remembered for walking stick hobby
Thomas Moulding, longtime Saskatoon building figure with substantial local property, died recently. He was famed as the man who carried a different walking stick each day and collected many sticks, reportedly the largest and most noted collection in the area.
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Thomas Moulding
Saskatoon
Youlding
ZR-3 Record Speeds from Germany to the United States
The ZR-3 in eight from Germany to the United States averaged 61 miles per hour. At that rate Halifax to Liverpool would take 40 hours and Newfoundland to Ireland a bit over a day. Also notes a Toronto Globe quote about Payne and a humorous exchange between Barbara and her father.
Amazing Cares Of Longevity In Parliament Era Ends
A fragmented report notes the Calder Act ending ceremonial duties and the firing of hundreds of civil servants. It highlights a 90 year old woman who had scrubbed government floors since Confederation days and mentions new floors laid yet worn. Overall 1,260 people retired under the act.
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Abe
Homesteads Taken Up In September In Alberta
More than fifty settlements were taken up through the Dominion Land Office at Edmonton during September by new settlers entering Alberta. The piece notes beliefs about spirits and safety after meals, reflecting varied excerpts from the era.
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Dominion Land Office
Edmonton
Alberta
Africa Seeks Rainmaker Meld for Sahara Project
The Kings County Chamber of Commerce in Hanford California reports an inquiry from Tunis in Prem West Africa about Mr Harield and a possible rainmaking effort to influence the Sahara Desert. The Africa connection stems from Charles N Matfeld whose fame arises from pamaking undertakings in California.
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Meld
Sahara Desert
Charles N. Matfeld
California
Africa
King’s County
Thankful Mothers Praise Baby's Own Tablets in Canada
Letters from mothers across Canada laud Baby's Own Tablets as a mild remedy. Mrs David AL Anderson of New Glasgow NS cites their benefits for infants and children, noting improved digestion, teething ease, and relief from mild fevers. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents for a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brookfield Ont.
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Canad
David AL Anderson
New Glasgow
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brookefile
Smallest Book In B C Measures Three Quarters Inch
A Vancouver resident owns what may be the smallest book in British Columbia, measuring three quarters by half inch. Printed in London as the English Bison Almanack, it is gilt edged and leather bound with calendar and court information. A camera has been invented to expose photographic plates in about a second.
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British Columbia
F W. Crowther
Vancouver
London
A. Schloss
Lear
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