Hello the North Peace River cattle rescue at Spring Coulee
Pearl Mitchell rode with her brother to rescue five Ayrshire cattle stranded in deep snow near Spring Coulee. Muldoon tried to drive them to a buyer, but Pearl and James Muldoon saved the herd after a cliff edge peril when an avalanche blocked escape. The community rallies as Pearl alerts Marie and others to help drive the cattle home and calm rural tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl Mtychell
Homesteadera
Peace River District
Athapaske Landing
Port
Vermilion
Hatenini
Peart
Edmonton
Rockies
Mac Kkensie River
Pearl
Hasring
North Peace River Landing
Perro Oiksibon
John
Odsaubon
Peace River Country
Cumuban
Scoot
Odulea
Geo
Mr. Mitchell
Welf
Conles
Daddy
Riifle Eoon
Kane
James Muldoon
Mulioon
Casaubon
Seountry
Cannayon
Muldoon
Jim
Molve
Furioux
Gtones
Leo
Thid Gulch
Hlabovaa
Maimal
Dea
James
Cannabion
Myr
Mitchell
Marlo
Marie
Mitehall
Mrs. Mitchell
Radio
Althourgh
Reading Edmonton
Dohu
New Tenis
Dantite
Robert Fitch
Mcleod
Sith
Afteen
Sultan of Sulu and Kia Suke Visit Aboard US Transport
A luncheon aboard a United States transport hosted the sultan of Sulu and Kia Suke. The visitors marveled at incandencent lamps and an army officer demonstrated electricity. The sultan’s astonishment and subsequent curiosity sparked lively experimentation and amused reactions among the Oriental guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulu
Kia Suke
United States
Asno
Hinchean
Tampa
Sake on Mother Earth? A Tale of Hunger and Afterlife
A confused dialogue recounts a young man’s fall near a well and his apparent death. Friends fear burial, one claims hunger proves his return from beyond. The exchange questions whether heaven or hell would satisfy earthly needs, underscoring a grim moral about survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Slats Diary By Ross Parquhar
A fragmentary diary style entry recounts odd daily happenings and oddball plans. Includes references to visits, gifts, petty disputes, a poker incident, and light political talk with character names and dated days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Parquhar
Rise From Delivery Boy to Manager in Three Years
The story recalls George Binder who started as a delivery boy at eighteen for a Farmers' Co operation, faced harsh early tasks, and rose to manager by his twenty first birthday. His ascent came as clerks quit, he learned the business, and the board promoted him from bottom to top in three years, ending with a manager’s salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Maria
Pearl
Marie
Parker
Posil
Robert Fitch
Lanier
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Mittchell
Peart
John
Marty Cantalion
Mitchell
Chen
George Binder
Slore
George Wild
George
Va ci
Georgy
Vitore
Cape B
Nimesell
Mamore
Mw Bork
Muaaner
Fay
YD. Blaine
You Choice of Weapons in Debates and Elections
The piece argues that using unworthy tactics like personal innuendo and disruptive acts harms the speaker and his cause. It cites Lloyd George’s protest against a brick thrown during a speech as a cautionary example. Party image suffers when experts rely on aggression instead of compelling ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Correct Grammar Should Become Instinctive Knowledge
The text urges embedding grammar rules so deeply that correct forms are used without thought. It contrasts conscious youth with indifferent manners and calls for practicing both speech and manners until saying and doing the right thing becomes automatic.
The Ways of a Long Fare in Life
Life holds no certainty beyond giving and receiving as a law of life. Many seek gain for nothing, but success rarely comes to shirkers. The world withholds laurels from those who seek only benefit. True leaders in business gain stature by delivering real value and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathin
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
WU Genyus
Toe
Apo
Dimond
Sulerday
Ant Finmy
Ake Kurtz
Omem
Mr. GiMent
Wren
Wyndham Street
Clothier
Guelph
J. N.o’neill & Son
O'Neill's
Georgetown, Ont
J. Cadesky Optometiust
Will Visay Acton
Kr. AL .I. Brown
Brentwood
Jois Calva Datentions
Science Museum
South, Kensington
London
W. D. Talbot
Acton
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