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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
10
In Rex Beach's serialized tale Gale recounts a past murder case and a plan to flee with Merridy. He explains the evidence against him in California and vows to surrender, while Stark schemes with Runnion to force Necia away. The narrative shifts to Poleon Doret's struggles and Stark's manipulations in a river town.
In Victoria British Columbia the Dominion Educational Association elected Dr J W Robertson head of the organization. Robertson, Montreal based MacDonald College principal, is famed for his work with McGill affiliates and advancing Canadian agricultural education and dairy progress. Born 1847 in Scotland, he began in cheesemaking, then taught dairying at Ontario Agricultural College before serving as Dominion dairy commissioner and Central Experimental Farm agriculturist. He led reforms and bolstered Canadian exports to Britain, and now aims to expand MacDonald College as a premier training ground for agronomists and rural teachers.
Annie cared for a tittle duck that followed her everywhere. One morning the duck died and Annie wept. Her mother offered comforting words and Annie, calming, declared I have a little engel duck.
A Law Journal piece contrasts age in the judiciary with Buller at 32 and Bacon at 72. It recounts Buller’s hasty judgments and a horse dealer quip about testing a horse, noting the judge’s quick temper and the dealer’s retort that mocks him.
Admiral Sir Edmund Fremantle celebrates his seventy third birthday and shares lively memories from service including a tale of Li Hung Chang asking the price to buy the British flagship. He recalls perilous voyages and clever improvised fuel anecdotes from his career in distant seas.
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