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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

7

Broken Spur Ranch Gold Find In Desert Frontier Tale

Dustin confronts Stone after Edith refuses his proposal. A gunfight at the mine leaves Dad Kane dead. Stone and Edith test a notebook clue, leading to a rich gold deposit at Red Water. Dustin stalks Stone as Gerald Keene arrives in Seco.

Joe Carr Imei Spud Dad Kane Dustin Kane Peyott Gregg Carr Crews Stone Dane Kane Edith Garr Riden Red Water Sam Gerald Keene Seco Peyotl Peyell Peyott Thad Peyot Keene Spike Goddard Spike

Night Talk and a Derringer Gain in the Desert

Dustin and Peyotl weigh threats as a plan to capture a killer tightens. Dustin recalls a loaded Derringer and forty one cartridges, while doubts grow about Joe Carr, Edith, and Dustin’s marriage gambit. Crewe and Stone discuss the Hourglass and Broken Spur schemes and a hidden ore source emerges.

Dustin Carr Crewe Joe Edith Soda Springs Old Joe Raith Catte Goddard Colt Frank Crewe Stone

Rocket Mail Attempt Ends in Explosion Off Scarpa

Inventor Herr Zucker tested a rocket mail delivery from Scarpa to Harris. A 20 pound parcel failed to launch, with a dull explosion wrecking the wooden runway and scattering letters. A second attempt also exploded, and surviving letters were handed to the Post Office for normal delivery.

Herr Zucker Scarpa Harris

Woman intuition praised over male reasoning at Canada convention

O. J. Mc Clure, merchandising counsel, told delegates at the Retail Merchants Association of Canada convention in Toronto that women have a sure system of thinking. He said women think by intuition and feel sure they are right, while men reason but often find women arrive at tighter conclusions.

O. J. McClure Retail Merchants Association of Canada Toronto

Manitoba Board Sets Minimum Wages for Part Time Workers

The Manitoba minimum wage board includes men who do work typically done by youths and part time workers such as boot-blacks delivery boys and bowling alley attendants. The schedule starts at eight dollars weekly for six months then nine dollars for six months and ten dollars after a year. A 48-hour work week is fixed. Part time or piece workers must be paid for at least four hours a day and at least the minimum wage for their class. Wages must be paid in cash weekly.

Aba Manitoba Minimum Wage Board

The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michaelis

A concise verse showcasing hopeful affection and reflection on lasting love across time. The speaker ponders how deep and true love remains through changing lives, asking if the beloved ever guessed the depth of feeling and whether any part of a life truly endures.

Lenin Brain in Moscow Preserved in 20000 Pieces

In Moscow the brain of Lenin is stored in about twenty thousand fragments for cellular study, the largest collection of such specimens worldwide. A German specialist oversees access and conducts periodic visits from Germany, limiting viewership. Historic instruments from Spain, including gagnas and vagpipes, are due to be broadcast.

Moscow Lenin Germany Spain

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional reflection cites Hebrew 11 2 about chastening and peaceable fruit. It speaks of life's cares and rugged paths, noting joyous endurance through faith. Quoted lines by S G Browning express preferring the difficult road if pleasing to Him, linking daily annoyances to later spiritual fruit.

S. G. Browning

Winnipeg Wage Cuts Restored, Bracken Rebukes Council

Premier John Bracken rebuked Winnipeg city council in the Manitoba legislature for restoring wage cuts while accepting $1,000,000 annually from the Manitoba government for deployment relief costs. Mayor John Queen, a Labour member, had urged restoring a seven percent wage reduction for civil servants. Bracken said restoration was impossible while unemployment relief expenditures and provincial debt rose. Frozen sawdust is used to keep fruit at a uniform temperature.

Manitoba Winnipeg John Bracken Bracken John Queen

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