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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

7

Broken Spur gold tale of struggle and murder in the desert

Gerald Keene learns The Broken Spur ranch is being looted by rival Dustins and others while Stone and Edith uncover a rich gold deposit. Dustin confronts Stone causing a fight, Kane is killed, and clues in Dane Kane's notebook point to Red Water as the ore site.

Gerald Keene Joe Carr Dad Kane Dustin Spike Goddard Stone Edith Foljith Crewe Crews Seco Beco Duro Carr Kane Peyoti Gregg Broken Spur Ranch Dane Kane Edith Carr Red Water

Desperate schemes unfold over Kane mine murder plot

Dustin reveals a plan to frame Peyotl Gregg for the murder of old man Kane and to shift the Hour-glass fortune to Joe Carr through Gerald Kane Keene. Spike questions the scheme while Peyotl descends into fear, aware of possible extradition and the rope if exposed.

Dustin Joe Carr Gerald Keene Young Keene Old Carr Keene Carr Kane Edith Soda Springs Peyot Peyoti Spike Peyott Old Kane Red Water Canon Gerald Kane Dad Kane Peyotl Gregg Peyott Gregg Hop- Head Wills Cross Keys Peyotl Mexico

Makes Legal Oath Mrs E Seyffert Sworn Statement

Mrs E Seyffert of 70 Seaton Street Toronto testifies under oath that Fruit a ttives cured her chronic constipation after childbirth related injury. She says she now rises at 6:00 am to do housework and feels revived with improved complexion and regularity. Sworn notary statement accompanies with her full recovery claim.

E. Seyffert Seyffert Seaton Street Toronto

Wincarnis Promises Restful Sleep for Jumpy Nerves

An advertisement touts Wincarnis as a restorative wine with nerve soothing and sleep aiding effects. It claims quicker sleep, renewed energy, and blood enrichment, endorsed by over 20,000 medical men, and marketed to alleviate insomnia and nervous unrest.

Wincarnis

Untitled fragment hints at drugged brain influence

The readable text suggests an unfinished narrative about a drugged brain and a promise to continue. No clear persons, places, or events are identifiable from the fragment.

Denver Firm to Erect Alberta Tar Sands Separation Plant

Hon. Thomas G. Murphy announced government permission for a Denver based group to build a separation plant in Alberta to extract bitumen from McMurray sands and later refine it into gasoline fuel oil and asphalt. The project may cost about 250000 with royalties payable to the government.

Denver Alberta Thomas G. Murphy Colo McMurray Sands Murphy Max Ball Toronto

Canadian Airways Pilot Sets Arctic Flight Record

Captain Walter Gilbert, Mackenzie river division chief pilot, used favorable tail winds to set a new Arctic flight record from Aklavik to McMurray. He completed the journey in just over eight hours with segments including a 208 mile stretch from Arctic Red River to Fort Good Hope.

Canadian Airways Walter Gilbert Mackenzie River Canadian Airways, Ltd We Murray Aklavik Egal McMurray Arctic Red River Fort Good Hope

The Rhyming Optimist Poem

A lyrical verse comparing Joy and a beloved muse. The speaker notes Joy’s elusive movements and voice, likening them to light, sunbeams, and silver cadence. The poem asserts Joy and the beloved are closely akin since their arrival in the heart.

Joy

Mothers Pensions to Increase in BC Legislature

In the British Columbia legislature Airs. Paul Smith stated that mothers' pensions will see a small increase as the first step in an upward scale to be implemented within six months. The government also widened eligibility to include mothers with only one child, reversing years of excluding them from benefits.

British Columbia Airs Paul Smith

Dorchester Farmer Unearths 200-Year-Old Coin Hoard

In Dorchester England farmer George Chell found more than a hundred gold coins dug up in his pasture while cattle grazed. The coins, dating back about 200 years and valued around $5,000, are believed to mark a Stuart era burial.

Dorchester Eng George Chell

Faster Way to Relieve a Cold Aspirin Method

A promotional note extols aspirin as a rapid cold relief remedy. It claims quick action due to disintegration, advising dosing every 2 to 4 hours on the first day, with faster sore throat relief claimed in minutes. It instructs to ask a doctor and to look for Bayer aspirin in Canada.

Canada Bayer Bayer Company, Limited

Would Have Cheque Framed Alberta Farmer Receives Nineteen Cents In Payment For Cow

An Alberta farmer sent a cow to Calgary market and after charges his net return was 19 cents. The agent took 75 cents commission and 35 cents covered the market day fee. He sought a cheque rather than cash and planned to frame it to teach his son about low prices. The tale was recounted by G. G. Coote in the House of Commons.

Alberta G. G. Coots United Farmer Macleod Coote House of Commons Calgary

Canada and South Africa Claimed Free From Foot and Mouth Disease

In the House of Commons debate Captain Frank Heilgers cited Canada and the Union of South Africa as the only nations reportedly free from foot and mouth disease. He noted the Friesian Cattle Society had searched globally for free countries while others funded research and failed to find a remedy. The article also mentions long hair among Buffalo Bill era fighters as a sign of honor.

Canada South Africa Union of South Africa House of Commons Frank Heilgers West Suffolk Friesian Cattle Society Buffalo Bill

Contentment Rules From Wise Moral Lines

A devotional excerpt offers guidance for inner peace with quotes from Phillipians 4 and J. G. Whittier. It urges avoiding weather complaints, refraining from comparing oneself to others, not dwelling on the future, and trusting God’s plan.

Roosevelt and Curie Voted Britain’s Outstanding 1934 Pair

The British public selected President Roosevelt and Madame Curie as the top man and woman of 1934 in a London newspaper poll. Mme Curie and Marie Dressler, who placed second, both died that year. Jan Smuts ranked second among men. Also noted: woollen road facings and Scottish raspberry marketing proposals.

London Roosevelt Madame Curie Mme, Curie Marie Dressler Jan Smuts South Africa St. Andrews University Scotland

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UAI the Tenderfoot George B. Rodney Goddard Hell Aome Rhyming Optimist Aline Michaelis Phillipians J. G. Whittier Mel Scott
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