Fleming's Folly Sparks Irrigation Clash at Trailend Hotel
In Boone county cattlemen face a fierce revolt as Roper Kilgo and skeptical bankers resist a planned irrigation scheme led by Buzz Hamilton. Helen Hamilton prevails with a pledge from Fleming, and a pivotal rally gathers support from Honest John Mulrooney and Marty Bush, while Link fears betrayal and a key opinion from Torney may shift the balance.
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Roper Kilgo
Rawide
Soak Torney
Kilgo
Buzz Hamilton
Link
Roper
Trailend
Matt Benson
Otto Pieper
Silver Creek
Pieper
Otto
Loak Torney
Sam Bass
Star Loop
Sam
Bass
Orrey Jackson
John Mulrooney
Marty Bush
Torney
Mulrooney
John
Bush
Fleming
Buzz
Helen Hamilton
Triple H
Mr. Fleming
Loak
Hamilton
Shore Glade to See Helen and Ride to the Spread
A request to ride out with Helen is made, promising long awaited talk and secrecy about plans. The speaker expresses eagerness and confidence that they can discuss privately, aside from others listening.
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Helen
Botanist Honored by Netherlands Society for World Impact
Dr. H. T. Gurson of Ottawa Dominion Botanist at Experimental Farms Branch has been named an honorary member of the Royal Netherlands Horticultural and Botanical Society in recognition of his distinguished work for horticulture in Canada and worldwide. Since 1910 he has led plant pathology efforts in Canada and helped establish the national plant pathology service.
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Netherlands Society
H. T. Gurson
Ottawa
Dominion
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Royal Netherlands Horticultural and Botanical Society
Holland
Canada
Gussow
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
American Plant Pathological Society
International Agricultural Institute
Rome
Canadian Phytopathological Society
Royal Society of Canada
British Museum
British Royal Society
Linnean Society
Royal Horticultural Society
British Association of Biology
Societe Mycologique de France
Verinigung Fur Angewandte Botanik
Societe Pathologie Vegetale de France
Doctor Livingstone Alives Refutes Death Rumor
Dr L D Livingstone in charge of Chesterfield Inlet Hospital N W T says he is very much alive while traveling in Greenland. Reginald Orcutt of New York Explorers Club heard reports of his death from Eskiros in Copenhagen. Orcutt sought details from a Saskatoon newspaperman. Canadian Press relayed the query to Ottawa.
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L. D. Savingstone
Chesterfeld Inlet
N.W T
Churchill
Greenland
Reginald Orcutt
New York Explorers’ Club
Eskiros
Copenhagen
Radio Department
Ottawa
Livingstone
Botanical garden planned for Toronto
A committee led by Sir Robert Falconer aims to establish Canada's first botanical garden in Toronto. Presented before the Royal Canadian Institute, the project would study plant growth nutrition disease and breeding while including landscape gardening and gardener training facilities.
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Robert Falconer
Toronto
Canada
Royal Canadian Institute
Tavern The Hole in the Wall in Chancery Lane noted
England reveals quirky historic tavern names with The Hole in the Wall once standing at Chancery Lane 39 famed for boxing, cited by Hazlitt in 1811 and remembered for years of popularity.
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England
Chancery-lane
No. 39
Hazlitt
Bank of Montreal annual meeting flags tax impact on deposits
At the Bank of Montreal annual meeting held December 2 at Head Office, shareholders approved directors’ report for the year to October 31. Assets total 792.8 million, up from 750.1 million. profits 3.005 million, down from 3.204 million. President Sir Charles Gordon cited deposit-rate cuts and higher government taxes as key factors. General manager Mr. Jackson Dodda warned that low rates deter long term lending and that public taxes burden capital, risking delayed recovery and unemployment.
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Bank’ of Montreal
Charles Gordon
Bank of Montreal
Jackson Dodda
Great Gentleman American Writer Praises Baron Tweedsmuir
Irvin S. Cobb recalls John Buchan’s rise from plain author to Sir John and finally Baron Tweedsmuir, governor general of Canada, praising his shrewd, kindly manner and diverse talents as he notes how Americans and Canadians alike will warm to him in his new role.
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Baron Tweedsmuir
John Buchan
Ottawa
Irvin S. Cobb
Thermometer Reaches Last Degree of Coldest Scale
The University of California develops a thermometer by W F Giauque and Dr D P MacDougall that reads accurately to one tenth of a degree. The device aims to measure down to absolute zero where heat ceases to exist. The technology promises an unprecedented precision in the final cold range as speculative phenomena emerge in extreme cold.
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University of California
W. F. Giauque
D. P.macdougall
Luxuries for W Le Coffey's White Leghorns in Granite Falls
A description of W Le Coffey's 300 White Leghorn hens living in a five story Granite Falls apartment house with private rooms and luxuries. The hens pay for what they get and lay more eggs in the market basket. Coffey notes an elephant renews a molar tooth six times in a normal lifetime.
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W. le Coffey
Granite Falls
N.C
Coffey
Little Helps For This Week Walk Worthy Of Your Call
A devotional note echoes I Thessalonians urging readers to embrace their given place in life. It counsels contentment with present lot, adaptation to circumstances, and loving those around them as part of divine providence. A godly speaker notes joy in each season and timing.
China Clipper completes inaugural trans pacific flight
The China Clipper seaplane capped its first trans-oceanic voyage ending back in Manila on December 6 at 11 36 am MST after a 16 000 mile round trip. It flew 2 400 miles from Honolulu in 17 hours one minute the total time Manila to Alameda 63 hours 28 minutes and the 16 000 mile return 123 hours 15 minutes. The Pan American Airways craft left Alameda November 22 with stops at Honolulu Midway Wake Island Guam and others.
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Manila
Honolulu
Pan American Airways
Alameda
Calif
Midway
Wakelands
Guam
Sub Sea Wolf Launches in Greenock Scotland
The new British submarine Sea Wolf, a Swordfish class vessel, was launched at Greenock Scotland. It measures 202 feet six inches in length and displaces 640 tons on the surface and 985 tons submerged. A Ceylon cotton tree drops its leaves in dry weather to reduce stored water evaporation.
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Greenock
Scotland
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