Wolves of the plains a buffalo wolf story and pursuit
The article recounts two wolf types on the plains coyote scavengers and the larger buffalo wolf. It describes their history in Western Canada during buffalo days, attacks on livestock and humans, notable chase and gun battle with a rancher, and events showing wolves defending bands of horses. It notes settlement reducing their danger and documenting remaining dens in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Willow Bunch
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan River
Swift Current
Milk River
Alberta
McIntyre
Lethbridge
Wood Mountain
Prairie
Lawyer Johnny Strang Dies at 31 in Fort QuAppelle
Crown prosecutor Johnny Strang died at Fort QuAppelle sanitorium after a brief illness at age 31. He served as secretary treasurer of the Moosomin Association and was an active Mason.
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Johnny Strang
Fort Qu'Appelle
Moosomin Association
Winnipeg Appointment of Lt Colonel Perry to Staff Rank
Lieutenant-Colonel Perry son of Commissioner Perry of the R C M P is named general staff officer to Brigadier General Ketchen in military district No 10 with headquarters in Winnipeg He completed Camberley course in England in January and returned to Ottawa at month end He served as officer commanding the 13th Battalion Montreal during the Great War and has many Regina friends in anticipation of his new post.
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Perry
D.S.O
C. de G
R.C.M.P
Ketchen
Military District No. 10
Winnipeg
Camberley
England
Ottawa
Currie
Caamberely
Montreal
Regina
Patriotism's Reward Spurs Buy in Canada Campaign
A Sarnia despatch notes continued US vaccination order enforcement keeps the bias toward American funds, boosting Canadian spending as merchants benefit. War veterans say at next meetings they will push all citizens to promote buying in Canada to further cross border support.
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United States
St. Clair River
Sarnia
Canada
Leagu of Nations
War Veterans’ Organizations
Large loans to soldiers settle land in Saskatchewan
More than two thousand soldiers settled on land in Saskatchewan province received over three million dollars in loans from the Soldiers Settlement Board. The program aided veterans in acquiring land and establishing homes.
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Province
Saskatchewan
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
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Buffalo
Western
Assiniboine River
Rocky Mountains
Oxley
Texas
Grey
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