Buffalo wolves of the prairie a hunter recounts attacks and fate
A veteran account describes two wolf varieties the coyote and the buffalo wolf on the plains. It narrates a cattleman’s harrowing night pursued by a pack nearly reaching him, a rider rescuing horses with a lariat, and notes dwindling wolf danger as settlement grows in Western Canada with sightings in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Western
Canada
Assiniboine River
Rocky Mountains
Oxley
Texas
Willow Bunch
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan River
Swift Current
Milk River
Alberta
McIntyre
Lethbridge
Wood Mountain
Prairie
Lawyer Johnny Strang Dies At 31 In Fort Qu Appelle Sanatorium
The Crown prosecutor Johnny Strang died at the Fort Qu Appelle sanatorium after a short illness aged 31. He served as secretary treasurer of the Moosomin Association and was a prominent Mason.
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Johnny Strang
Fort Qu'Appelle
Moosomin Association
Winnipeg Appointment Lt Colonel Perry Named General Staff Officer
Lieutenant-Colonel Perry son of R C M P Commissioner Perry has been appointed general staff officer ranked to Brigadier General Ketchen in military district No 10 with headquarters in Winnipeg. He trained at Camberley England and returned to Ottawa last month meeting his father. He commanded the 13th Battalion Montreal during the war and earned a fine record.
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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 Push
A Sarnia despatch notes ongoing U S vaccination enforcement and a discount against Canadian funds boosting Canadian sales. War veterans plan to propose a nationwide campaign to continue buying in Canada and urge citizens to direct purchases across the border.
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United States
St. Clair River
Sarnia
Canada
Leagu of Nations
War Veterans’ Organizations
Loans to Soldiers in Saskatchewan Settles 2000+ Troops
Over three million dollars in loans have been issued to more than two thousand soldiers settled on land in Saskatchewan by the Soldiers' Settlement Board.
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Province
Saskatchewan
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
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