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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

7

Fleming Irrigation Plan Sparks Boone County Clash

A Boone County meeting on irrigation faces opposition led by Roper Kilgo while Link Fleming pushes a county wide water plan. Soak Torney’s opposition solidifies Kilgo’s stance as tensions spill over between Fleming Helen and Kilgo amid claims of personal schemes and family interference.

Link Fleming Boone County Roper Kilgo Boas Rawhide Soak Torkey Kilgo Roper Fleming Link Torney Shore Helen Slater Buza

Night of Shootout and Hospital Aid in Ames

In a motel lobby violent clues erupt as Buster lies wounded after a shooting. Sheriff Link and Dr. Slater prepare to operate while Helen Hamilton and Townsend watch. Townsend lies near death as Doc Slater orders aid and gathers instruments.

Helen Ham‘iton Kilgo Buster Buzz Townsend Link Hamilton Stephen Ames Gaines Doc Slater Roper Fleming Slater Helen Hamilton Doc

Delicate surgery saves a life under tense clinic scene

In a dramatic moment at the clinic Dr Slater plans a risky operation to save Buster with two helpers, including Helen Hamilton who volunteers despite fear. The doctor uses a sharp instrument, a whisky-dipped tool, and a patient slug removal to stabilize the wound.

Townsend Doc Stephen Buster Link Fleming Helen Hamilton Helen Doc Slater Slater

Turmoil Flares in Tense Duel at Mill Foreman Showdown

In a charged confrontation, Buzz, Helen, Link, and Kilgo clash with Buster over a dispute about a spread. A sudden firefight erupts as a Colt roars and the room fills with smoke, leaving the Star Loop foreman staggered and defeated.

Link Buzz Kilgo Star Loop Helen Fleming Dee Buster Townsend

Blight Woman Rescued by Fleming in Suspenseful Moment

A startled Helen nearly collapses but Fleming catches her with quick watchfulness. He carries her to a nearby lounge and lays her down, the scene ending with a promise to continue.

Helen Fleming

Tricks In AB Trades At The Royal Winter Fair

Officials of the Canadian Association of Exhibitors allow legitimate show clipping but oppose injecting wax or slitting skin to correct conformation. The article notes the art of clipping sheep for shows and how farmers struggle to produce ideal wool growth before exhibition. Peterborough Examiner discusses fair practices and spectacle.

Toronto Canadian Association of Exhibitors Infomant Peterborough Examiner

BBC seeks photogenic couple to promote television

The BBC plans a campaign to popularize television in Britain. They seek a young woman with charm and a golden voice and a first class male announcer. The concept is three hours daily of short snappy programs timed for demonstrations.

United Kingdom British Broadcasting Corporation Gerald Cook B.B.C

Royal Castle to Become Hotel in Denmark

The royal Hvidore Castle in Denmark, once home to Queen Alexandra and her sister Empress Dagmar, will be renovated into a hotel and restaurant. Alexandra bought the castle in 1905 and built a large fireplace with an inscription “East or West Home is Best” signed A. There were rumors of a sale to King George, but ill health halted any purchase.

Queen Alexandra Dagmar Russia Royal Hvidore Denmark Alexandra George

Dust Explosion Research Reduces Losses in Grain Mills

David J. Price of the US Department of Agriculture told the Royal Canadian Institute in Toronto that research has cut losses from dust explosions in Canada and the United States. He warned that ignition can cause a primary flash that dislodges more dust, leading to a dangerous secondary blast, and emphasized removing settled dust to prevent outbreaks in industrial plants.

Canada United States David J. Price United States Department of Agriculture Washington Royal Canadian Institute Toronto Price

Sun Spot Cycle Peaks Soon Threatening Radio Signals

Astronomers predict rising sun spots will reach a maximum in the next two years, potentially causing widespread radio static for listeners on Earth. Dr. Oliver Lee of Northwestern University notes these solar disturbances may also affect tree growth, producing wider rings.

Old Sol Oliver Lee Northwestern University Chicago

Model Queen Mary liner on display in New York offices

A Seale model of the Queen Mary liner, insured for 30600 dollars, arrived from England and is shown at Cunard White Star line offices in New York. The 21 foot long, near ton exhibit was built in Northampton by 25 workers in three months.

New York England Cunard White Star Line Northampton

Immovable Faith Amid Trials Inspired by Psalm 125

A devotional reflection compares trust in the Lord to Mount Zion, describing divine protection around a community and within a soul. It argues that God’s presence yields constant inner peace despite external calamities and worldy upheaval.

Mount Zion Jerusalem

New Underwater Shooting Sport Captivates France

In Saint Raphael France a fish shooting season opens on the ocean bed due to Colonel le Prieur's underwater hunting outfit. Hunters wear rubber masks with glass ports and air bottles, connected to a pneumatic gun. Reports describe edible specimens bagged by divers.

Saint Raphael France le Prieur

Living Statistics on Time in Bed and Daily R routines

A Nice published statistic breaks down how people spend 23 years of a typical life in bed and 13 years talking, six years eating, 23 years on pleasure, and 18 months washing. The figures compare sleep and daily activities within a 70 year life span.

Nice

Gas warfare and odd wartime experiments described

Fragments describe despenses gas usage in World War and the superiority of a tear gag over many shells. It mentions experiments with hydrogen peroxide bread yeast substitutes in agriculture and an Irish prisoner testimony about a rabbit killed with a stick, all reflecting wartime notes and odd anecdotes.

A Department of Agriculture

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