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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1899
Page
2
Instructions on fire safety emphasize ladder and rope use for escape, guiding how to lower people, protect hands, and descend safely. It warns against solo rope descents, urges keeping doors open to outside air, and stresses orderly exits and fireproofing home construction for prevention and protection.
An account from the Herald describes Fritz the stork sharing a cage with two lions, Zampa and another, at Popes Gort castle. The birds and beasts engage in a tense standoff as the lions attack and retreat, while Fritz remains bold, dominating the training cage as crowds look on.
A chaotic account from Miller and Lax ranch recounts a coyote trap incident leading to a disputed branding job. The tale threads a chase across plains, a famed hunter Parhago, and a controversial bounty law prompting questions over rightful ownership and ethics. The narrative weaves in frontier vigor, regional names, and debates on who holds the right to kill and claim branding in the wake of a rogue coyote episode.
The piece recounts Civil War era violence and raiding by Jayhawker bands against Missouri settlers, detailing killings, loot, and persecutions of the Younger family, including Colonel Younger, his wife, and their children. It traces raids to Northfield bank robbery echoes and notes spurred retaliation and pursuit by Jennison’s forces, with grim portrayals of bloodhounds and flight. It also touches on later trials and stern sentences in a separate legal vignette about harsh prison terms and a discussion of a cruel, child marriage system abroad.
The account traces the Younger family turmoil after disturbances near Lafayette and Jackson counties. A younger son John, aged about 14, is shot at, the family suffers privation and harsh conditions, and James and Colran Younger search for safety and work amid threat. They endure attacks, intimidation, and long vigilance as they move toward California and later return to a devastated home.
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