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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

6

Alone on the Prairie with a Madman Metis Woman Saves Her Children

A Willow Bunch district Metis woman recalls a summer trek when her husband, driven by possible sun stroke, planned to kill them. She bludgeoned him twice to save their three children, then fled to safety, seeking priestly pardon and surviving years with her children.

Willow Bunch Red River

Masked Highwaymen Terrorize French Towns Near Rennes

A quartet of masked motor bandits raided towns near Rennes including Vitre and Fougeres. They looted a cafe, jewelry drawers, and an ironmonger shop, taking cash and valuables while engaging in showdowns with a shopkeeper who defended his store. They fled after causing damage and seizing certificates and cash.

Rennes France Laumonmer

Western Canada’s Resources Shape Industrial Future

The essay argues agriculture should lead but not dominate Canada’s economy. It highlights Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta as rich in minerals, forests, oil, and water power, plus British Columbia’s metals and coal. It urges balanced development pairing farming with industry to create an imperial, prosperous western region.

Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Willow Bunch Wood Mountain Alberta Foothill Prairie Provinces British Columbia North America Vancouver Island American Pacific Puget Sound

Our Pressing Problem on Drifting Soil in Prairie Farmlands

An appeal to the Federal Department of Agriculture and provincial governments of Alberta and Saskatchewan to start urgent research into drifting soil. The writer criticizes inaction and wasted funds over three years and urges farmers to seek substitutes for summer fallow.

Department of Agriculture Alberta Saskatchewan Prairie

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