07 Apr 1887
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1887
Page
1
Fragmentary text lists names such as MacCaUL Pire Life Accidrat Guarantes Barine Carriage and quotes like REGINA and QU'APPELLE. The passage appears to be corrupted OCR with no clear event or actionable information to summarize.
Notices inviting tenders for flour delivery border North West Territories and Manitoba west of the First Principal Meridian. Details include tender forms with quality and quantity terms, required deposits, and delivery arrangements through the Department of Indian Affairs and associated agencies. Tender forms available from listed agents and offices.
A letter reproduces Davin remarks and local reactions on the taAL rule and prohibition themes. The writer notes opposition to the presented views, recalls April 1887 in Manitoba, and discusses agricultural and political implications including potential prohibition and governance by the people.
A reader questions the North West Territories Act and proposes a people’s vote on prohibition with a one sixth limit on spirits. The letter argues for reform to reconcile parties and discusses Fort Qu’Appelle property valuation by local citizens and potential bias from cliques influencing tax assessments.
A letter asks who drank the cider and why the landlord shaved his mustache and wonders how many will wear calico to the ball. It notes ladies will hand dresses to the ball committee for disposal and seeks guidance on their disposition.
Fragmentary text references a person named Canwell and a senate line with spring styling, but no clear event, team, date, or location present.
The Montreal Star reports the Casadin Bisperimental Farm at Ottawa established in 1886 under the Act respecting Experimental Farm Stations. It outlines goals to test stock breeds, study dairy and beer production, introduce new fruits, seeds, and plants, and improve Canadian agriculture. Correspondence with England, Russia, Japan, and the U S has begun for adaptable seeds. Farmers are urged to send names to Ottawa for Bulletin No 4.
Tue Procums advocates his medium for advertising and outlines benefits of his general store in Wolseley, highlighting reach and cost efficiency for local merchants.
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