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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

2

Fleming's Folly in Rawhide Dam Dispute Sparks Violence

In Boone County a cattlemen meeting on irrigation ends with Fleming facing questions from Helen as Buzz Hamilton accuses him of manipulating his sister. A shooting erupts when Sturz fires, Buster Townsend is wounded, and Buzz is jailed for three years. Fleming and Helen form a partnership to irrigate their lands and pursue plans adapted from Terney while a fire wrecks Fleming's house.

Link Fleming Boone County Buzz Hamilton Helen Link Kngo Fleming Irrigaon Buzz Sturz Buster Townsend Terney Rawhide Roper Kilgo Jackpot Mell Buzzles Roper Mel

The Dam Quarrel and the Hidden Cash Fatale

Link Fleming faces mutinous Boone County workers after a quarry accident. Pay dispute triggers quitting threats and a tense standoff. Fleming accuses foreman Ferguson of laziness, then confronts Buster Townsend over mysterious leather cuffs tied to a suspected holdup. Townsend denies wrongdoing while Mac confirms his earlier loyalty.

Link Ferguson Minset Fleming McLendon Boone County Qguittin Burter Star Loop Mac Helen Buster Townsend Townsend Buster Helen Hamilton Rawhide

Buster Reflects On The Missing Cuffs Mystery

Buster recalls a missing pair of cuffs tied to a prior theft claim. Ames Stephen confronted him with questions, suggesting a deeper motive. He admits he mislaid the cuffs, unsure where they are, possibly in the bunkhouse on the spread. Link questions the incident, foreman listens as the scene unfolds.

Stephen Buster Link

Pension Claims Granted by Canadian Commission

The Canadian Pension Commission in Ottawa granted 2,651 pension claims in the last fiscal year. Lt.-Col. B. C. Topp, chief pension advocate, told the Commons committee on ex-service men's problems. Fifty percent of ungranted cases were later accepted, while 6,488 were not granted and referred by claimants to the pension quorum.

Canadian Pension Commission Ottawa B. C. Topp Commons Committee On

Unusual Accident In Carshalton Claims Young Life

An 11 year old boy, Stanley Parish, was hurled about 150 yards as a tree fell during a rope held by two men in Carshalton England. The youth soared over roofs and through a garden fence dying instantly. Spectators including Felix Williard described the dramatic flight and near miss of chimney pots.

Carshalton England Stanley Parish Felix Williard

Pact Ratified for Sockeye Salmon Treaty Advised

Canadian and American fishing interests reach agreement on ratification of the 1930 sockeye salmon treaty. Canada has ratified while the U S Senate has not. The pact creates a 10 member advisory committee with five from each country and grants broad regulatory powers to the commission. The conference favors another treaty if proposed amendments prove unacceptable to both governments.

Canada United States Senate

Not Easy To Remember In Court Testimony

The Buffalo trial featured Chester Kalinowski who struggled to recall his fiancée Blanche's surname. When Blanche testified, she revealed her aunt's name was Wojelechowaka, explaining the confusion.

Chester Kalinowski Buffalo Blanche Wojelechowaka

Little Helps For This Week From A Faithful Reader

A devotional piece quotes scripture from 2 Corinthians about finding strength in weakness and patience in trials. It emphasizes trusting God, bearing burdens, and thanking annoyances as instruments of divine purpose, guiding believers to patience and inward gratitude.

Intelligence of Rata Adults Surpasses Young Children

University of Michigan researchers led by Dr. N R F Maier tested rata in Ann Arbor. Findings show adult rata outperforming children aged five or six in reasoning tasks, suggesting advanced cognitive abilities in the species.

University of Michigan Ann Arbor N. R. F. Maier

New Lamp Promises Ultraviolet Light Benefits Without Sunburn

A new electric lamp is claimed to deliver ultraviolet light exposure benefits similar to sun exposure but without causing sunburn. The device is marketed as safe for regular use, aiming to aid skin and health applications.

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