Advertising Rates for Qu Appelle Town Publication
Rates for advertising space are listed by contract with weekly and monthly options. Local business ads cost 50 cents for the first 25 words and 2 cents for each additional word, with yearly ads at $100 per month. The publisher reserves the right to refuse objectionable advertisements.
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Gosio
Oedivinander
Tiny Tet Tome
Jamea Weidman
Qu’ Station
Assin
BK. F. Werpeae
Sutherland Nominated To North West Council Seat
At Fort Qu Appelle meeting on Saturday W Sutherland was nominated for the North west Council seat vacated by W D Perley. Strong contenders include L Thompson of Fillsboro and Major Phipps of Summerbury with Crawford as current member. A district convention should name the unified nominee.
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Fort Qu’. Appelle
W. Sutherland
Northwest Council
W. D. Perley
Sutherland
L. Thompson
Fillsboro
Major Phipps
Summerbury
Crawford
Manitoba Legislature Faces Speaker Vote Test on Norquay Government
The Manitoba Legislature meets today amid Winnipeg papers debating a coalition against the Norquay Government. A test of strength is expected in the Speaker election, with the outcome potentially signaling a broader shift influenced by the staying principle attributed to John.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Norquay
John
Petition Seeks Reappointment of Lieutenant Governor Dewdney
A 130-signature petition to the Governor-General in Council asks for the reappointment of His Honor E Dewdney as Lieutenant Governor of the Northwest. Signed by Fort Qu Appelle residents and surrounding district, it praises his past administration as Lieut Governor and Indian Commissioner.
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E. Dewdney
Northwest
Fort Qu'Appelle
Dewdney
Dominion Parliament Meets With Government Majority Seen
A despatch to the Free Press reports that the Government nominee for the Speakership was not to be opposed, implying the Government would hold a real majority. Some people say they have met and discussed the situation.
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Dominion
Westerday
Free Prosa
Local traveling agent warns against stopping ads
A travelling agent notes that businessmen rely on weekly newspaper advertising to reach families of patrons. He argues that halting ads equals admitting business has stopped and asks for continued public support.
Rainfall patterns and prospects for the Appel le district
A local observer reviews meteorological records from 1883 to 1886 noting low seasonal rainfall, frost occurrences, and wind-related crop damage. He argues for cautious optimism about future rains, urges cultivation, and highlights vast arable land and strong potential for agricultural development in the district.
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A. Hodgson
Quebec Province Faces Financial Strain in Constitutional Debate
The text critiques Quebec's reliance on the Dominion Government for public improvements and its lack of self-reliance, urging a more progressive approach. It argues Quebec has not tapped its own resources as Ontario has and warns of continuing bureaucratic and financial difficulties.
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Dominion
Mercier
Ontario
Fathers of Confederation
Dtina
Ottawa
Quebec
Ada Watter
Pups
Manly
Mondey
Obituary of Dorrusa Heraxstac in Longsfond Ireland
Obituary notes the death of Col. Rupa Anthony Dopying aged 62 at his home in Hopesta, Ireland after a brief illness. He served as deputy lieutenant for County Longford, commanded units in the Prince of Wales Regiment, and aided military and civil authorities. He faced political unrest yet remained trusted by tenants and magistrates. He leaves a large circle of friends and mourners.
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Dorrusa Heraxstac
Derryouvan
Granard
Co. Longsfond
Ireland
Rupa Anthony Dopying
Hipcestel
Hagh Battsthen
Prince Consorts Wnd Rifle Brygede
Royal Longfont Lithy Regiment of Militia
Peae
Lawef el
Lom
R. PF
Deyping- Hopesta
Altadore House
Doppeng Hepenstal
Aad
Hepenstal
Bia
Exeoeve
Longfowl
Kngdom
Prince of Wales’ Legford RE
Geboe
Bic
Longford
Death of Col. Hrepan atal Reflects Irish Gentleman Class
A fragmentary obituary from Longford honors Col. Hrepan atal as a last emblem of a once noble Irish gentleman. It notes his service to the army and his place among notable names associated with Longford and the empire, hinting at his dying under trying circumstances.
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Longford
Forbes
Guldamith
Ro Ee
Col
Hrepanatal
Ireland
Temperance and the dangers of intemperance in life
A speaker warns that choosing the safe easy path can still lead to ruin through temperate moments misused. He compares temptations to a jungle ambush and a lurking serpent, urging restraint to avoid misery, bereavement, and ruin from drinking and vice.
Prohibitionists Increase in Dominion Parliament Ranks
The newly elected Parliament of the Dominion features a larger number of Prohibitionists than the previous assembly, signaling a shift toward temperance influence in lawmaking.
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Dominion
Bareaparitia Cure Promoted for All Blood Diseases
An early 20th century advertisement claims De. Qunck’s Bareaparitia offers a universal blood disease remedy. It touts relief from back pain and kidney discomfort with a proprietary formula, urging readers to try the product for overall health.
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Qunck
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