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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1886
Page
2
The notice outlines advertising rates: two inches for a month at $15.00, with 50 counts for the first twenty words and 2 cents per extra word. Additional locales charged per. Publisher reserves right to refuse objectionable ads. Address James Weidman Station J Werpuas.
The letter continues a dispute over Mr. Crawford’s ban on alcohol and a bylaw vote in the Northwest Council. The Vidette’s criticism is challenged, with arguments about parliamentary actions Ottawa and the Northwest experimental farm plan. The piece flags local land sales near Qu’Appelle and Regina, mentions Professor Saunders, and condemns sensational provincial rhetoric.
A terse note records a meeting at Maye on the Sligo estates dealing with Leir holdings and related property matters. The fragmentary text names the Wath tot and the Mornqyuis of Sligo. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable portion.
The text records scattered observations about ships and navigation with mentions of Nor and Constantinople era trade, inland wealth, and stock concerns. It references families in remote regions, a commission of some kind, and assorted goods like ink and dolls, all set against a backdrop of coastal commerce and political centers.
The Moosomin Courier urges united representation in the House of Commons, insisting that local interests must take priority over party divides. It warns that elected members must act decisively and with minimal rhetoric to secure success for northern interests.
The Vidette urges voters to support banning T'rohi bition as the key issue in the Legislative Assembly contest and declares Tir Pro oress will endorse this stance without party lines.
The initial issue of La Voz de la Frontera de la Baja California appears on the Mexican frontier near San Diego. A bilingual publication prints two pages in Spanish and English, presenting a credible appearance.
The Lethbridge News notes uncertainty which party, Conservatives or Reformers, is stronger in the district but argues the party with fewer candidates relative to strength will win. The Toronto Mail backs Mayor Howland in West Toronto and Mackenzie against Boultbee in East York, while editors denounce Toulthee.
The Macleod Gazette mocks Tuk Procress as a "little sheet" after criticizing the Lieut Governor's speech at the Northwest Council opening. The reply from the other paper notes its own larger size of 146 square inches and brushes off the insult, while accusing the other of souring over the slight.
The text discusses prohibitive liquor policies, noting the impact of restrictive laws on traffic and public conduct. It argues such stigma could deter drinking and protect youth, citing a Batonville Herald influence and a sense of public order under congressional action.
Readable text notes a Christmas card sale at a Tus Proonees store with choices for Christeag and New Year cards amid holiday shopping. The fragment hints at promotional display and seasonal offerings.
A Canadian American note urges Sir John to withdraw Conservative opposition to Hon. Alex I and avoid an East York race seen as bitter. It lauds ex-Premier Mackenzie for patriotism and civic duty, urging the Conservative leader to refrain from attacks and let the voters decide.
The Mail reports M C Cameron threatening supporters of exposing his frauds and alleging Delaney was a brutal ruffian. Hon Lawrence Clarke denies the quoted remark, while Delaney’s widow and relatives protest the insult as a vile calumny. The Enterprise defends Delaney’s memory and denounces Cameron as a liar.
A Winnipeg Law correspondent summarises official comments on flood of false Indian movement reports from the Northwest. He cites Bloods losing twelve horses suspecting Gros Ventres, a pursued party, captured traces, and misread tales of attacks, with officials advising caution.
A garbled text fragment mentions Tulare, a Bioode Gros Vi region and a query about heirs and hay. It notes a government sending a pergy to verify if a cult occupied Canadian territory and questions actions without consulting officials. The passage is unclear and speculative.
An interview outlines a plan to route an independent slic out tandehepeasle project to connect Europe through Canada. The proposed system would span about 15000 miles and attract interest from multiple governments. Fletcher, an entomologist, says Manitoba and Northwest farmers fears of Rocky Mountain locusts are unfounded. He notes rapid settlement could prevent invasions like the 1874 outbreak and that insects may disappear once settling is complete.
The passage praises practical labor and real gifts such as oratory, preaching, art, and poetry. It contrasts steady daily toil with famed rhetoricians and celebrated figures, arguing that fidelity and diligent work leave the strongest, immediate impression on the soul and eternity.
The report mentions a new mail steam line expected to benefit commerce and strategy. It cites Canadian diamond exhibition sales, Sudbury copper mine ore tested as satisfactory, Christmas designs at a store, and movements of Gen. Livalbara toward St. Petersburg. Also references cholera in Belgrade and a Belgrade military context.
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