"Genius Has Laid Down His Brush: He Made Pioneer Era Immortal."Second half of tribute to Charles Russell following his death.

Clipping of an article entitled "Genius is But Another Word For Hard Work, Declare Three Noted Western Artists". The Saint Paul Pioneer Press, May 9, 1920. Charles M. Russell, Neysa McMein, and W.J. Wilwerding.

25 December 1926 "Gets Christmas Card Sketched By Russell This Year," Charles M. Blair of Billings received a hand-drawn card done by Charles Russell after the artist's death. Sent by Nancy Russell, "He made it for you."

A 1923 article titled 'Gives View of Art Collection' about the 'Mint' displaying artwork that includes Charles M. Russell's

Boston Sunday Post, November 18, 1928, article about Charles M. Russell, "Glimpses of the West in Paintings and Bronzes."

Clipping of an article entitled "Go Easy on 'Bull;' The Soldiers Need It Worse Than I do, Says Charlie Russell". 1917. Discusses Charles M. Russell's favorite tobacco being taken off the market; image of statue illustrating how cowpunchers would look leaving the store after a tobacco purchase--large bundles on a pack mule.

Clipping of an article from the Times, El Paso, TX, April 27, 1930. "'Good Medicine' To Celebrate Charley Russell's Birthday". Comments on "Good Medicine".

The Art World, November 20, 1927, Charles M. Russell paintings on display at the Grand Central Galleries, "Graces of Youth Flow From Brush of Artist: Border Life Scenes In Vivid Memory of Russell."

Great Falls Tribune, April 4, 1931, "Great Falls Honored", Editorial on how Great Falls will have a double honor by having the Charles M. Russell statue done by a local woman.

Clipping of an article entitled "Great Falls Plans Russell Memorial", "Little Log Studio of Noted Cowboy Artist Restored", "Showcases Hold Relics", and "Motorists Attending Lews and Clark Pageant July 4 and 5 Promised Treat". Written by Paul T. DeVore.