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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1887
Page
2
The report shows 389 residents and 7812 cultivated acres with real property valued at 864,480 dollars and personal property at 47,480. Total taxes for 1887 reach 86,331.27, debenture debt stands at 10,000 dollars, and assets total 19,184.07 against liabilities of 11,293.05, leaving a 7,841.02 balance.
Fragmentary text hints at a San Francisco cemetery project for Veterans Two. It mentions remedies, Virginia, rotation of something, and student attendance notes. The garbled lines include references to Texas paper ads and a city notice, but most details are unreadable.
An OCR fragment appears to reference William Winter and Poe Mew with scattered phrases about the deep, travel, and divine imagery. The text is garbled with numerous nonstandard spellings and missing context, yielding a partial, unreadable excerpt rather than a coherent narrative or poem.
A scrambled column notes Senator Evarts earning 75000 a year in New York law practice. It reviews Dr Rolleston’s work at the British Museum and various anecdotes about readers, judges, poets, and a Paris winter scene. It mentions a Utah salt lake and a short anecdote about overcoats and rink terms.
An old Ottawa style call for subscribing to the North-West Farmer journal from Winnipeg Manitoba. The piece outlines the paper as a comprehensive agricultural and stock breeders journal with departments on farming Society and associations, written by expert contributors and intended for settlers and outsiders seeking farming guidance. It mentions a one dollar subscription and a sixteenth month option with delivery to December Blast.
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