Grand banquet honors Mr. Perley with toasts and praise
The article describes a banquet where Mr. Perley is toasted for his service and disallowance stance. Speakers include Mr. Blake and Mr. Jackson praising Perley and his constituents while highlighting relations with sister provinces. The event closes with cheers for Perley and remarks on Northwest development.
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Winnipeg
Neers House
House
Canada
Blake
Mr. Blake
Cartwright
Mills
Laurier
Charlton
Mr. Perley
Tate
Northwest Council
T. W. Jackson
J’erley
Perley
Jackson
Wood “Mountain
Qu'Appelle
J. W. Sutherland
M. N
W. A. Webster
Kingston
Ont
Webster
Oaes
Mr. Tirley
Go to Dodd for cheap goods and cures
Advertisement notes Dodd offers cheap goods to save paying high prices. It mentions Waghorn's diary and Henders son’s Pocket Gazetteer as references and promotes Clerk’s Sareaparilla as a cure for blood diseases and Climax Kidney Care for kidney complaints.
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G. 1
Dodd
Waghorn
Henderson
Tux Procurs
Advertising rates and policies for the Tus Peocame printing office
The Gu Zppeile Progress at Tus Peocame Printing Office lists subscription price at $1.00 per year paid in advance and outlines advertising rates. Rates include per week and per month options, business cards at $100 per month, and dealer rates not applying to certain legal notices. First insertion costs and per line charges apply, with yearly ads allowed but subject to content approval by the publisher.
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Eigle
Uec Colama
Agricultural Societies to Share $1000 Grant in Northwest
The Dominion Government will grant $1000 to Northwest Territories agricultural societies with $250 to each society. eligibility requires at least 50 members and $83.33 subscriptions. Assiniboia leaders, including MP W. J. Perley, plan to showcase regional crops to visiting dignitaries and press, promoting Assiniboia’s agricultural potential and vacant farm lands.
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Northwest Territories
Dominion
Territories
Avsiniboia
W. JD. Perley
M. P
Assiniboia
Assinibaia
Crop reports stir Manitoba envy in Northwest fears
The text accuses Manitoba supporters of bias to push settlers westward by denying Northwest Territories crops while Manitoba fares well. It notes climate differences can cause yearly variance and warns against drawing broad conclusions from a single year about regional yields.
Crop prospects brighten in Territorials as yields seen high
Reports from local farms suggest average to above average yields across the Territories with some fields in the Qu Appelle district and near town producing thirty to thirty five bushels of wheat per acre. A barley field near the town required two pounds of binding twine per acre. Overall, preparations point to a larger acreage next year despite a few bad fields.
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Manitoba
Qu'Appelle
Qata
Conservative Victory Noted in South Renfrew Election
In the matter of the Conservative election in South Renfrew the Leader leads at the tail end. Tax Process expressed its satisfaction over the Conservative victory days before the Leader.
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South Renfrew
Contempt for Regina Miss in Northwest Papers
Opinion piece notes editors judge contemporaries harshly and advise leaving the Regina miss event alone, arguing that papers have already attacked it and should not worsen the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Regina
Leader editor’s marriage sparks restless mood
Our devil aims to shame the Leader imp with truth over lies as Tur Procrsss laments. Reports say the Leader editor recently wed but remains unhappy, lamenting stirring the Qu Appelle hornet’s nest and losing favor with Northwest papers.
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Imp
Trave
Leader
Tur Procrsss
Northwest
Regina Journals Debate on National Policy Opinion
The Regina Journal recalls a past claim that Mr Derby opposed the National Policy and cites a July issue noting only Mr P objected in 1885 to high duties on agricultural implements. The piece defends its previous stance as accurate.
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Regina
D Erby
Ontario newspaper fights crop lie from Northwest reports
The Toronto Mail denounces reports claiming crop failure outside Manitoba as a lie. It vows to resist being used by interested parties to promote Manitoba at the expense of the Northwest Territories and Manitoba.
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Ontario
Northwest Territories
Manitoba
Northwest
Toronto Mail
Territories
Northwest agriculture gains discounting risk warned
A commentary warns against the newspaper adopting the Globe’s habit of heavy discounts on Northwest agricultural capabilities, urging caution to avoid harming farm-related reporting credibility.
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Globe
Northwest
Agricultural Show Plan To Promote Assiniboia Resources
A W D Perley M P leads a delegation from Wolseley to organize agricultural shows in Assiniboia funded by a 10000 grant from Parliament. Shows are set for late Sept to Oct with Regina on Oct 10 11 to attract eastern press and leaders. The group outlines invites to newspapers and plans for eastern delegates to visit each event.
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W. D. Perley
East Assiniboia
Wolseley
Perley
Assiniboia
Dominion
Northwest
Hiss
Arran
Regina
Macly
L. Thompson
Ellisboro
Carling
W. ©. van Horne
The
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Sec
Canadian Liberal Views on Union and Independence
The piece cites George Brown and Liberal sentiment against surrender of Canada to the United States. It contrasts Canadian independence with Union favored by British interests and notes Brown’s faith in Canada and opposition to a U.S. takeover, while critiquing sensationalist rivals.
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George Brown
Toronto Globe
Commercial Union
Ce Ee
Brown
United States
Great Britain
Proposals on Commercial Union Stir Debate Across Canada
A reader argues that commercial union would harm Canada’s industries including lumber, barley and potato sectors, flour mills, and local factories. The piece warns against alliance and suggests a detailed pro and con study would fill a big book with evidence.
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Canaria
Kingston
Nova Scotia
Canada
Roadside Tree Planting Initiative Gains Momentum
Nor West reports farmers along Oaklands ranges south of the Assiniboine support tree planting under The Manifold Municipal Act. The plan allows one day of statute labor and free seed to sow two rows of trees, with fifty miles already under cultivation, boosting district beauty and farm values.
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Nor-West
Oaklands
Assiniboine
Publication plan for The Mayflower weekly children’s paper
The Congregational Sunday School Society chose The Mayflower as a five page weekly for younger readers in Sunday schools. A Masachusetts incident with Mr Otis over overpricing papers is noted, and talks with Oliver Optic and Alger for contributions are mentioned.
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Congregational Sundy School & Publishing Society
Yarmouthport
J Otis
Theis
Oliver Optic
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Gu’ Zppeile
Agricultural Societies
McLeod Gazette
Buffalo Bill
Qu’ Appelle
Les Deason
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