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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

3

Hour Glass ranch feud and a bequest twist

Gerald Keene learns from Simon Burwell that his uncle Peter left the Hour-glass ranch half to Keene and half to Joe Carr. Carr’s burdened finances and a long feud with Dustin and Goddard amplify danger as Keene heads to Crevasse County to inspect the deteriorating operation and hidden loot.

Crevasse County Hourlane Keene Simon Burwell Drovers Bank Cato Arelias Gerald Keene Peter West Joe Carr Hour-glass Old Home Judge Frame Burwell Palisades Joe Frank Crew Hourglass Sam Dustin Spike Goddard Jim Girton Seco Old Carr Dustin Goddard Old Joe Old Man Carr Mr. Keene Tle Stone Stone Studied As Friend For A Brief Moment. ‘Snoot Carr Store Insu

Drastic Action Urged After Roads Kill and Injure Large Numbers

The Ottawa Journal argues for severe penalties for dangerous drivers after a week on British highways produced 126 deaths and 5,599 injuries. It says a stiff fine and license cancellation for a year could deter reckless driving more effectively than prior warnings.

Great Stain Way Ottawa Journal

The Rhyming Optimist In Youthful Dawn

Fragmentary verse ponders life and hope as optimist youth faces fading promises. It contrasts laughter and cheer with fear and betrayal while upholding enduring brave hearts beyond fleeting lures and the morning glow of youth.

Vaccine Discovery Outlined At Public Health Meeting

Dr Maurice Brodie, a Canadian research leader now with New York City health department, described poliomyelitis vaccine experiments believed effective on volunteers. Attendees included Dr William H Park, Dr Josephine Afeal, and several children in the trial.

American Public Health Association Maurice Brodie Ottawa Ont New York City Health Department William H. Park Josephine Afeal Brodie

Alberta honey crop 1933 larger, prices up

The 1933 Alberta honey harvest nearly doubled 1932 and sold readily at higher prices. Southern Alberta commercial apiaries report a fairly satisfactory year amid strong demand and better market conditions.

Alberta

Baking Powder Magic Promise for Uniform Cakes

An advertisement touts MGIC Baking Powder as a reliable choice for evenly baked results. It claims the product costs under one cent to make a large three layer cake and urges consumers to avoid inferior brands by baking with Magic for consistent quality.

Bank passes reveal unique Canadian passport with engraved bill portrait

A Canadian passport issued to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor lacks a photo and bears an engraving clipped from a $10 Bank of Montreal bill. Williams-Taylor, a Bank of Montreal director and former general manager, kept serial numbers to allow potential replacement, a cautious move noted by financial observers.

Bank of Montreal Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor Frederick Financial Post

Little Helps For This Week From a Prayerful Note

Scriptural exhortation invites readers to cast worries on God and seek refuge in prayer. Psalm verses encourage presenting burdens to the Father and finding peace through faith. R. Leighton’s guidance stresses quiet diligence and dependence on divine care to ease worldly anxiety.

R. Leighton

Bees as Messengers in German Beekeeper's Experiment

German beekeeper Herr Bernhard Tubler harnesses bees as message couriers. He writes notes on scraps of paper and ties them to bee sacks, claiming bees reliably deliver messages back to the hive and fewer losses than pigeons.

Aspirin as Fast Relief Says Bayer Cross Marked Tablets

Readers are urged to demand the aspirin prescribed by doctors for quick relief from headaches neuritis and other pains. The ad claims aspirin dissolves instantly on moisture and starts relieving pain within minutes while noting its heart safety and availability in 24 or 100 tablet bottles with Bayer cross branding.

Bayer

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