Gold Fever in Sapphire Lake Camp Sparks Tensions
Hammond urges rapid mining to maximize gains while McKenzie Joe resists change. Kay Joyce's decision to chase gold drives risk, labor, and ambition as a theft ravages Jeanne Towers store prompting police involvement. The piece ends with a mysterious clue and a cliffhanger.
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Hammond
Kay Joyce
Timmy Moon
Wrangell
Annie
Atl
Jeanne Towers
Tye
Larry Baine
Junkers
Fourcross
Jeanne
Loon Creek
Kay
Bruce Kenning
Olson
Mrs
Joyce
Joyce Cottage
Joyce Ing
Jarmi
Mbia
Kenning
McKenzie Joe
Jim
Sapphire Lake
Jubuton
Terry
Gante
Jack
Facing The Future Free Peoples Must Realize That They Have To Protect Their Liberty
Montreal Star argues that free nations must defend liberty and prepare for conflict as threats from Hitler grow. It criticizes pacifist talk and praises readiness, urging unity with allies like Canada to resist aggression and preserve democratic values.
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Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Munich
South
Anada
Hone
Montreal
Sta
McGill Principal Warns Against Over Specialization
Principal Lewis W. Douglas warned at Montreal that education should avoid excessive specialization. He told McGill graduates and students that narrow cubby hole knowledge limits broad cultural growth and urges a more integrated view of learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill
Lewis W. Douglas
Montreal
Douglas
Pedigree Animals Registered in Canada in 1938
During the first five months of 1938 Canada’s national livestock records show 29,411 pedigree animals approved by the Dominion minister of agriculture. Included are 1,685 horses, 14,589 cattle, 2,959 sheep, 1,840 swine, 4,498 foxes, 2,921 dogs, 627 poultry and 22 goats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Livestock Records
Dominion
Minister of Agriculture
New Car Models Headed to Showrooms Soon
Rumor hints the bhoke has been moved to the back seat river. Details unclear as the source text is fragmented and lacks verifiable facts.
Historic Sites Mark 250 Canadian Monuments
More than 250 monuments and tablets have been erected across Canada in 16 years marking points of historic interest declared outstanding by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. An honorary advisory board of historians works with the National Parks Bureau and the Department of Mines and Resources to mark and preserve sites from Atlantic to Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Historices and Monuments Board of Canada
Historic Sites and Monuments Board
National Parks Bureau
Department of Mines and Resources
Atlantic
Pacific
Water shortage causes flood in Disney Oklahoma
Residents faced a long drought as water ran low since mid July. They kept faucets open to collect every drop. City engineers later linked a new supply into the mains without notice, causing a flood in Disney. Wales bans notices on trees.
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Lahoma City
Disney
Oklahoma
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Jock
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