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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1936
Page
7
Link Fleming and Helen confront Parker and Buzz Hamilton over the Silver Creek Dam project on Triple H Ranch. Fleming touts a 17 20 26 share of costs and a potential 1000 percent value boost, while Buzz resists, doubting success and fidelity to the plan.
Two masked men demand back wages from Fleming and his partner Miss Hamilton in the Triple H yard. Link and Helen reassure the workers that arrangements are under way to pay, while Buzz’s troubles loom as the threat of bankruptcy nibbles at the dam project.
The Detroit River handles more cargo tonnage than any other river globally but is closed to navigation in winter and part of spring. A neighbor asks about Freddie who replies he is in the house playing a duet and notes he finished first.
The Northwest Territories cover 1,309,682 square miles, constituting more than a third of Canada’s total land area and illustrating the vast northern domain under Canadian governance.
Reflection on Matthew 5 9 urging readers to seek inner peace on earth through building harmony rather than arms The piece questions possession of peace and urges asking God to fill souls with calm so discordant things vanish and peaceful living becomes lasting guidance
A Budapest policeman has patented a safe trap that releases a compressed gas when a burglar pierces the safe. The gas incapacitates the thief, who then sleeps for hours, allowing easy arrest. Inventor Joseph Woldram reports strong interest from safe manufacturers locally and abroad.
A German newspaper ran an advertisement seeking a tenant manager for a restaurant with living quarters adjoining at a railway station. The notice names Great Britain as the village in East Prussia with about 920 residents, near the small hamlet Little Britain of 30 people.
Badminton grows from a church group activity to clubs in East London, Port Elizabeth, Grahamstown and other towns as matches draw large crowds. The sport, once unknown, now gains rapid popularity nationwide.
Lake Baikal in central Asia is believed to be the only landlocked body of water containing seals. The discovery underscores Baikal’s unique aquatic life and geography.
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