Trappers Seek Safe Return in Northern Canada Wilderness
SENOPLES Alen Cameros, a young trapper, journeys with Noel tis Infisa and Rough the sled dog into the desolate Big River country. They survive wolverine losses and reach a log house where blond hunter Jake McCord greets them and hints at a perilous future beyond the River of Skulls. Alan faces farewells, money, and questions as provincial police search for a guide amid shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Cameros
Noel
Big River
Canada
Talking River
Jake McCord
Hunter
Heather McCord
Rough
Alan
Fort George
McCord
McQueen
Slade
Arsene Hivand
Cleck
Berthe Dessene
Up River Police Probe Tests Alan and Noel
Alan Cameron and Noel confront Provincial Police from Quebec who press about a two year old money bill found by Alan. The pair deny proper briefing, reveal Rivard’s information, and plan to ride to Whale River after the ice clears as the husky guards listen.
Vanguards of spring reach Fort George in Arctic tale
In late May on the East Coast, Alan Cameron frets as police pursue the mystery of Canadian money. Gabriel Dessane warns him to aid the police, while Alan plans a swift Whale River search for dogs with Berthe awaiting at a distance. Alan vows farewell, certain his quest may delay their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQueen
Alan
Province of
Quebec
Slade
Gabriel
Rivard
Neil Campbell
Whale River
Noel
Neil Camabel
Fort George
Steat Salt Bey
James Bey
Gabriel Dessane
Nichicon
Rupert House
John McCord
East Main
Dessane
Berthe
Alan Cameron
Andrew Christie
Hudson’s Bay
York
Neil Camm
Neil
Hudson's Bay
Revillon Freres
Rimond Gulf
Eskmos
Arsene
Father
Forty-Acre Fort Hidden in Shawnee Cliffs Draws Thousands
The Shawnee division of the U S forest service publicizes a circular 40 acre fort near here nestled among 60 to 120 foot high cliffs. Once a horse thief cache, it features an eastern passage and a tumble wall. Indian graves and relics are found inside. The site, now accessible by a improved road, attracts many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Forestry Service
The
National Forest
First alcoholic perfumes in fourteenth century heralded
The text notes alcoholic perfumes began in the Fourteenth century with Hungary water. It records Queen Elizabeth of Hungary distilling rosemary in 1370 after a hermit taught her, claiming the recipe preserved her beauty to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Elizabeth
Cake Recipe Contest Opens for May 31 Entry Postmark
Readers are urged to mail cake recipes by May 31 1958 with name address brand of shortening baking powder and flour. Prizes include 25 first 10 second 5 third and honorable mentions. winning recipes printed in a national booklet. Submissions go to C Hovson Goodiss 39th Street New Fort City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Gondiss
New York City
Incky Harmemaker
C. Hovson Goodiss
Ens
39Th Street
New Fort City
Cross stitched seacock pattern with color chart and instructions
A damaged description advertises a cross stitched seacock pattern with transfer motifs, color chart, material requirements, and stitch instructions. The offer mentions stamps or money orders for purchase and a New York address for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gry
14Th Street
New York
N.Y
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River of Skulls
George Marsh
Senoples
Pierre
Erraned
Brut Rivard
Hudson's
Nobods
Gradshouse
Manon
Lee
Slee
Roughy
Ser
Jim
Ailan
Cameron
Wade-House
Felice
Duncan McNab
Hudson's Bey Company
Po- Rea
Fivare
Tim
Svard
Pierre Ees
Hudson's Bay Settlement
Alen
Pervner
Chapter
Houston
Gendiss
East 39Th
Rene
Zem
Teeenerereees
Hascees Tetseneeen
Gates Sunes
Sabine Pewdes
Smith Electrical Works
Sioux City
Town
Live Stock Commission
Teoftes
Edith Tydia
Pinkha
Nasr
Sinkhem
Tadey Witsout
Dino
Wight
Aeelling
Pofinos
Doas
Dows
Baler
Marchants
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