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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1887
Page
2
The notice lists advertising space rates by contract with various prices and units. It includes terms for monthly payments, per word charges, and a right to refuse questionable content. James Weidman of Assin Station signs the notice.
The Fort QuAppelle Vidette reports on support for the Wood Mountain and Qu Appelle Railway with talks of starting work in spring. It argues a municipal bylaw to grant a railway bonus, urging South QuAppelle to back the plan to boost local trade and land values, while opposing selfish farmers who would gain without paying.
The Toronto Mail proclaims itself an independent journal breaking with the Conservative party. It envisions a future free of party ties and the rise of independent Canadian British unity, while advocating tariff protection, manhood suffrage, civil service reform, and political renewal across Canada.
The article questions which Reform leaders supported annexation and how the Latine faction justifies rebellion while opposing Nie hanging nal. It urges The Journal to disclose which foremost Reform figures advocated annexation and when it shifted stance.
Editor notes: Mr J H Coss withdraws as an independent candidate from the Western Assinitoia in the House of Commons contest. The move reshapes local race dynamics as remaining contenders contest the seat.
A new Conservative newspaper will begin publication in Toronto to serve as the party organ, while the Mail proclaims its complete independence.
A London rumor says Sir John Macdonald may be raised to the peerage as Earl of Ottawa to honor the Queen's jubilee. The report notes the potential title and its royal backdrop, but no official confirmation from London or the government.
The report notes political rumors from the Winnipeg Free Press suggesting a change in the Northwest Lieutenant-Governor. It warns the rumors lack credence but envisions the public preparing for potential provincial status for the Northwest Territories.
The text recalls the Winnipes mayoral contest where Fit L Bt dunes appeared to win, A Pearson secured victory after returns, a recount was demanded by Jones, and the judge discarded enough ballots to favor Pearson. It ends with a mock remark about knighting mayors this year.
Reports from the east say elections will be called soon with ministers admitting dissolution may come. Expected changes include Tupper as Finance Minister, McKelan as Lieut Governor of Nova Scotia, Richey as a judge, Patterson of Essex named Pestmaster General, and Costigan replaced as Lieut Governor of Ontario by Landry of Kent.
The Manitoban notes Lord Lansdowne declined to join Lord Salisbury's Imperial Cabinet. It praises his familiarity with constitutional spirit and awareness of Canadian interests, claiming no effort to win popularity but strong alignment with the people.
Fragmentary text mentions invaders from Odessa and Volvay Shia in Risvia, with extra manpower noted in Werlim postal operations for New Year delivery. Numbers appear garbled, referencing over 600 letters or personnel and a postal bee.
The writer recalls attending a municipal council gathering at the Queen's Hotel where a motion to pay the clerk an extra 25 appeared. Councillors Wright and Thomson objected citing retrenchment, while Davidson urged a vote of thanks to the chair. The scene shifts through pauses as the spirit moves and the clerk thanks the council amid restraint and reflection.
Winnipeg Free Press reports political rumors in St Boniface about a Conservative plan to appoint a prominent Ottawa figure as Lieut Governor of the Northwest Territories. The notice mentions Mr Dewdney contesting East Assiniboia and Mr Gelley in Provencher. reactions in Ottawa and across the river vary. A local rival may challenge Gelley if he runs.
Excitement and curiosity rise over Sir Charles Tupper possibly re entering the Cabinet. Reports from Halifax say the Tories will ask him to contest a constituency, where he is believed to win by a sweeping majority.
In Indian Head 1887 the northern ward contest between Broley and Braithwaite ended in a tie. Clerk Thompson cast the deciding vote for Broley. Rumors of a protest over the outcome circulate.
It appears Petley and Robillard will stand as Conservative candidates in Ottawa. Sir John would harm Carleton, while MacIntosh could be sidelined to Russell. D. D. Mann, contractor on the Hudson Bay Railway, is in Breton examining contention for a proposed reed project to tender for the work.
The article notes rising interest in miniature ponies and foals kept as pets. It discusses cost, care, and market potential, highlighting the appeal of small stock for stable life and family ownership, with emphasis on ease of raising and feeding.
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