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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1889
Page
4
The notice lists advertising rates by contract for various durations. It shows amounts like 700, 10, 20, 60, 40, 860, and 100 per month, indicating monthly payments and sequence values for different ad placements. The text is fragmented but conveys price points and monthly charges.
The Regina Journal’s stance on liquor bans is criticized as a shift toward endorsing party politics in elections. The author argues Prohibition should be enforced by electing capable lawmakers, warning that mixing politics with temperance risks splitting Prohibitionist support ahead of the next Northwest Territories election.
A Winnipeg Sun note cites a rumor on Hudson Bay railway plans and a Sunday School break due to freight delays. Ontario voters weigh repeal in Scott act elections with Temperance impact. A Perley Senate speech dominates, a Death of John Bright marked by royal wreaths, and a Jesuit Bill disallowance vote ends 188 to 13. The serial The Great War Syndicate by Frank Stockton is previewed with praise from The New York Herald.
The article argues the public good risks being lost in partisan wrangling. It urges Prohibitionists to stay true to their principles and not switch parties, supporting avowed Prohibitionists in any party and organizing Prohibition forces nationwide.
A light moment breaks through as humor appears where least expected, bringing smiles and a casual respite from routine. The mood shifts to take on a playful tone amid ordinary activity.
Hon J H Pope died at Ottawa on April 1 after a long illness. The news prompted adjournment in parliament with Sir John Macdonald and Mr Laurier speaking. Remains to be taken to Cookshire Quebec for interment on a special Canadian Pacific train. Hall of Sherbrooke may replace Pope in cabinet.
Wm. Twr of St. Mary's Ontario credits a remedy B. B. B. with curing his two year kidney illness after being unable to work. He says two bottles completed his recovery.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention F. F. Goodwin and references to Hagelay Arm with initials F Qn Asean and H.W. unclear. No clear events, dates, or affiliations identified.
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