Wounded Timberley and Edna in Cabin Revelation
In a tense cabin scene Timberley survives a grazing bullet wound, nurse-ed by Tim ber ley and cared for by Durkin. Edna declares love as Dorkin arrives with mixed pity and jealousy while Danny and Darkin uncover a hidden imposter among Dalton’s trappers, hinting at deeper danger.
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Durkin
Timberley
Consciouness
Dorkin
Lana
Edna
Westov
Eloics
Baesman
Ake
Farney
Darkin
Dan
Danny
Abin
Dalton
Sidi
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promote Strength and Health
The ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy for headaches bilious fits indigestion poor color and general fatigue. It claims they keep the system clean purify the blood and restore vigor essential to hardworking men in 19th century style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Hasillton
Catarinozone, Co
Montreal
Dorkin Faces Confession and Crumbling Deceit
A dying man confesses to crimes including hiring a killer and a crooked pulpwood deal. Dorkin, Timberley, and Dayton confront guilt as the truth surfaces. Savage urges payback while the old man agrees to reveal his secret to Kimberley and his niece to mend past wrongs.
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Doskin
Dayton
Hes
Dorkin
Savage
Poe
Abe Dalton
Darbo
Dalton
Pati
Timberley
Saviage
Lyons
Kimberley
Edna
Fragmented Note Sparks Riddle of Hidden Motive
A garbled text segment hints at a mystery surrounding a woman named de a or dea. The fragment suggests inquiry into motive and possible improvement or turn of events, but the lack of clarity leaves interpretation uncertain and unresolved.
Rural education needs equal chances for country children
Mr. Fred Bates of Regina urged at a Rotary gathering that Saskatchewan rural schools be improved to offer city-level education. He cited high rural teacher shortages and lower qualifications, noting many rural classrooms lack two-room schools and access to first-class certificates. He warned that without reform, rural youths fall behind and the rural city gap persists.
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Fred Bates
Regina
Saskatchewan
Rotary
Fost
William Releently
Bates
Canada
Skatchewan
Shatchewan
Dominion
Iediaim
Ute
Uis
Hates
Prairie Grain Elevators In Western Canada Reach 3600+
Saskatchewan minister George Langley states that Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta collectively host at least 3,600 grain elevators. They stand 40 to 60 feet tall and hold 20 000 to 110 000 bushels each, enabling storage of up to 110 million bushels for Western Canada's wheat crop. Elevators operate under the Board of Grain Commissioners of Canada.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
andAlberta
George Langley
Canada
Board of Grain’ Commissioners of Canada
No Smoking U S Moves Toward Moral Reform
The Washington senate votes to ban smoking on U S property as part of a push for moral reforms. A Kevad member’s blunt critique shocks colleagues while Britain’s coroner retires after 26 years and 28 000 inquests.
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U.S
Wish
Senate
Washington
Kevad
Anal Nincompoops
Hamilton Spectator
London Boroughs
Favorite Prescription Promises Health From Dr Pierce Ads
An ad touts Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription claiming it clears skin brightens eyes and restores energy. It describes tablets or liquid forms and notes a trial package for 10 cents from Invalids Hotel Buffalo N Y. A testimonial from Mrs Av Bishop praises renewed strength after using the remedy and invites correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Bisnie
Ofranio
Bishop
R R
Bae
British Columbia farmer achieves record dairy and grain yields
The article highlights Alexs Davir starting with five dollars and strong resolve, building a farming legacy. It touts a top herd producing 22514 pounds of milk and 132.06 pounds of butter, with clover yields of high tons per acre and wheat at about two bushes per acre, noting overall productivity and commitment to agriculture.
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Spr
Ahio
Columbia
Alexs Davir
Jar Tse Testimians
Grainiseic
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Campaign Under Musselman Plan
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association will launch a summer campaign led by central secretary J B Musselman to rebuild membership after a 1920 decline. The drive includes district meetings, local organizers, field work by Musselman, and dedicated time from executive members to address meetings and boost support.
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Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
J.B. Musselman
Breer
Musselman
Influenza Study Marks Unsolved Cause In 1918 Epidemic
The British Health Ministry report on the 1918-19 influenza epidemic calls the disease a great scourge that swept Europe and Asia, with an unsolved cause. It notes the immediate threat is not confidently understood and contrasts influenza with other diseases under control.
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Europe
Asia
Nickel Coinage for Canada Proposed Currency Act Amendment
A proposed resolution outlines a new nickel coinage for Canada under the Currency Act. It sets a standard weight of 70 grains of fine nickel and establishes legal tender limits up to 10 dollars. The plan, attributed to Sir Henry Drayton, details minting authority and circulation rules.
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Henry Drayton
Canala
Monte Carlo Has One City Plans Major Additions
Victoria BC residents decide to build a large casing on the Empress Hotel grounds and are formulating active plans to boost the city as a tourist resort, aiming to attract more visitors with new amenities and attractions.
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Victoria
Empress Hotel
Woman ran chain of sea guains earns big Florida profits
A woman operating a chain of sea guains at fashionable Florida resorts and along the New England coast reportedly profited about 30000 dollars in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
New England
Northern Grown Seed Supply in North America
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Canadian seed as a growing supplier for North America, noting quality and reliability. Mentions Canadian regions and Saskatchewan, with references to awards and premiums at a 1920 event. Contains numerous unclear phrases and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadis
Canada
Ghi
Shely
Iffy
New Air Harbors and Military Ties Reported in Gazette
A Canada Gazette notice outlines new air harbor facilities and harbors at St Laurent Onto and Vitden Madi with accommodations for flyers gasoline and repair tactics. Scientists age estimate a pine tree in New Zealand to be thirteen hundred years old. details accompany the disposal and maintenance plan.
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New
Zealad
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Fiat
Dodds
iMfan
India
Prairie Grain Elevators
Surine
Capital B.C
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Harbor Springs
Tie
Tran
Fontine Press
Allwars
Drayton
Monte Carlo
Seigel
Avogdaxfanada i
Bel
Wagstaffe’s
Crown Brand
Bayer
Droge Gist
Docsa
Meen Foy Bettie
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