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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

2

The North West Crime Belt And The Bullock Tragedy

The article recounts early 20th century northwest settlement and law enforcement by the North West Mounted Police. It details the Bullock murder case near Calgary Edmonton, his extradition from Montana, trial, and a dramatic hange execution by an American-turned-executioner named Binkley in Edmonton.

Great Falls Montana United States Edmonton Binkley Ponapa Ohio Bullock North West

Western Canada Safe Thanks to North West Mounted Police Efforts

The North West Mounted Police pursued scant clues across the frontier and neighboring states to bring justice. Their patient investigations curbed frontier lawlessness, erasing the Crime Belt stigma and highlighting Western Canada as a safe, prosperous agricultural region.

North West Mounted Police North West Western Canada B Belt Sceanes

The Price Of Success And The Price You Pay

A reflective piece questions if readers are willing to pay the price for success. It asks about perseverance, grit, sacrifice, and endurance against obstacles, skepticism, and distractions, asserting success is available to any who are willing to pay.

Mounted Police Yard at Fort Sas Katchewan

A fragmentary report notes a bitterly cold wind at Fort Sas Katchewan and an oblivious stance of a mounted unit. The text mentions a man who ate a large breakfast and prepared for the day, but details remain unclear.

First letter from a Regina reader on fall outdoor games

A Regina reader prints first reader letter noting girls lead in letters, describes ideal fall weather for outdoor games, winter warmth, skating and sleighing, and a nephew watching children in a sledding hole as a house is built, with plans for more letters.

Aunt Betty Seeks Letters at Regina Address

A note from Aunt Betty invites correspondence with love and signs off affectionately. She provides the Regina Saskatchewan address 903 McCallum Hill Building for readers to address their letters.

McCallum Hill Bidg Regina, Sask Betty McCallum Hill Building Regina Sask

Letter From a Saskatchewan Schoolchild Seeks Prize

A twelve year old writes from Central Butte Saskatchewan about school life and farm details. He lists nineteen horses two colts nine cattle three cats and a dog and mentions six miles from town two miles from school and no car but hopes for one. He signs as ROBERT BROWN Box 163.

Day of a Farm Visit in June With Toddy and Uncle John

A sunny June morning finds Uncle John inviting Toddy on a drive to the farm. Toddy eagerly accepts, expecting a pleasant outing as they head toward the day’s chores and adventures on the countryside.

Uncle John Father Plover Teddy John Toddy

Complete School Set Free to Boys and Girls

A vintage flyer offers a free complete school outfit in exchange for selling postage cards at four for ten cents. The package includes a school case, pencils, crayons, paints, brushes, a flag sticker set, and more, with the goal of funding the gift through card sales.

Journey to the West and a mother's resolve

A narrator travels by train with her son Philip to the western frontier at Albert's call. She defends a wife's duty to endure hardship for family life, vows to create a real home for Philip, and contemplates the vast prairie landscape as they reach the prairies. The passage blends personal reflection with hopes of stability and moral resolve amid travel.

Philip Great West Albert

Earn Money at Home with Simple Writing Tasks

Local notice offers paid at home writing work with weekly pay from 15 to 35 dollars. Citizens are invited to respond via a Bend Oregon address at College Street for canvassing jobs and show related tasks.

Camvassing College St Bend

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