Banff Winter Carnival Shines Despite Rough Race
The Banff Winter Carnival concluded with visitors playing a major part in events and the town crowning Miss Emily Mason of Calgary as queen elect. Banff clubs praised the festival as the finest in its history as races on snow and sledding drew crowds, while a safety crisis arose when Mills’ dogs were attacked but persevered to the finish.
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Fragmented text reports on diverse topics including Canadian tariffs, Indigenous land use, a Banff Winter Carnival dog race, hydro power perchute bids, and royal interests. It mentions Warren Cordingly winning a four mile race, Mills of Bant some dog attack, and a government report with Indigenous land and cattle data. The jumble includes references to King George and Spain and various dates.
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