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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

2

The Barrier Chapter VII a Looming Confrontation

In a tense camp scene aboard the cabin, Gale confronts Stark after Necia reveals her presence and loyalties. Strewn with suspicions, rival claim stakes escalate as Stark plots to seize prime ground near Lee while Poleon hints at fatal outcomes for lies. A gun misfire shocks all, shading future danger for Necia and the others.

Ben Starkefore Burrell Lee Stark Runnion Black Bear Creek Necia Poleon Barrett Gale Rannion Runulon Meade Runnzion Doret Po Feon Kuonion Leutenant Mr. Burrell Poleon Doret Soapy Smith Skagway John

Southpaw Knight Query From The Middle Ages

A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Bulletin questions whether a left handed knight ever appears in medieval tales, prompting a humorously unexpected spin on chivalry and arms.

Philadelphia Bulletin

Chapel History of the Order of the Thistle Described

A Royal intimation seeks a chapel or stalls for the Thistle in Edinburgh, tracing myths of antiquity to James VII and the 1637 letters patent. It notes the chapel at Holyrood, the 1703 revival, 1827 expansion, and lists current knights and officers governing the order.

Lord Knollys Order of the Uprights of the Thistle Scotland St. Andrews Achains St Andrew Achaius James VII England James Thistle Holyrood Palace William Bruce Edinburgh Chapel Royal Queen Anne George IV Prince of Wales Duke of Connaught Ll.d Duncan A. D Campbell Bart James Balfour Paul von King of Arms Earl of Mansfield

Grizzly Diets Vary by Locality in Rocky Mountains

A passage notes that grizzlies in the Rockies eat dogtooth violet and spring beauties in some areas while elsewhere they prefer shooting stars. The observation, tied to locality, aims to settle debates among nature writers about animal behavior.

Rockies

Lecture Ends With Audience Questions

A lecturer replies to a few questions after a discouraging session. A gentleman asks for meanings of perspective fresco and mickle-angelo as the lecturer sits down.

Belligerent Hospitality Amid House Expansion

A humorous tale from Uncle Julie, a longtime servant in Mr. Warne’s home, recalls a passerby noting renovations. The slave’s reply hints at pride and wit as Warne enlarges the house to entertain, saying the gentleman is building a new condition to his home to host with hostility.

Darky Julie Mr. Warne Mars Wayne

Mourning King William Fourth Death Noted in Old 1837 Chronicle

An intact 1837 bound volume of The Church from Coburg Upper Canada is found in a tor onto parish school ruin. It records the death of King William IV at Windsor Castle on June 8 and notes delayed announcement in London. The issue includes clergy condolence, Queen Victoria proclamation references and early Bytown agent listings.

William Windsor Castle la CA Loanot Adelaide and Church Streets Toronto Coburg Upper Canada Corrie Madras Queen Victoria G. A. Stuart Kingston J. Strachan D.D York Bytown G. W. Baker Robt. Stanton King Street New Market C. Scadding Whitby Dr. Low Port Hope Chas. Brent Hamilton J. Ruthven Fort Erie Jas. Kerby Guelph Brooke Young Woodstock T. S. Shortt Church of England T. B. Fuller D. M’gregor T. M’crea Chatham U.C Francis Bond Head C. A. Hagerman

Ontario's Milkman Bert Roadhouse Receives Provincial Appointment

W Bert Roadhouse of The Evening Telegram Toronto is named secretary of Ontario's provincial milk problem investigation commission. Reporters teased him with nicknames like Ontario's Milkman and the babies' friend and mocked his role with jokes about milk shakes and milky way journeys.

Ontario W. Bert Roadhouse Evening Telegram Toronto Bert Whitney

Loyal to Adam Beck Wins First Race at Woodbine Meet

Opening day at Woodbine features Jack Parker, owned by Adam Beck the Ontario minister of power, winning the first race of the meeting. Becktold reporters his horse would win, prompting bets and delivering a cash payout to loyal reporters.

Adam Beck Loyalty Pays Woodbine Jack Parker Ontario Beck Photographer

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