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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1889
Page
4
The Qu Appetle Progress is published at Tas Peeners Printing Office in the tounote apylle Assivihoia Canada.
A historic notice lists advertising space rates and terms including column and page sizes, business card costs, and rates for changes. It notes exceptions for auctions and transient ads, with per line and per word pricing, and reserves editorial rights. The imprint names James Wridnmaxk and Weineac as station proprietors.
A Friday 1889 article argues for full provincial autonomy for the Northwest. It cites the Northwest Legislative Assembly pressing for responsible government, critiques the old Council, and notes secrecy around $40,000 in revenue. It questions Dominion Parliament action and calls for clear public accounts and greater assembly powers.
Regina Leader reports on C. B. Cullen new Immigrant Agent of Prince Albert municipality praising his first colonization effort in the North West. It notes Cullen aided German settlers from New Tonleha in 1868 and assisted relocation to Cyprus stand before guiding emigration to Canada. He accompanied migrants to Europe and arranged transport to the Canadian North West, with continued drive to attract more families.
Fragmentary note indicates Britain plans appoint a minister to Washington to succeed Lord Sackville following President Harrison's inauguration. Limited readable details on timing and status.
Regina Leader reports on the New Toulcha settlement progress led by J. Charles Edward Cullen. His efforts to forward settlement are noted as crowned with signal success. He plans to travel to England soon to foster a thriving class of sutlers in the Regina district.
The author argues that drunkenness mars man’s image and lowers him below beasts. Drink sears virtue and undermines nobility. No young man should assume moderate use is harmless, though it may come as a warning about dangerous ground.
Police seized about 150 gallons of whiskey en route from Giechen to McLeod under the NWTA 1888. Prohibition's enforceability remains problematic as about thirty cases await action, with a proposed $4500 deal to resolve prosecutions.
The Montreal Carnival plans attract wide interest with the Governor General to inaugurate the festivities and the entire week program to be unveiled. Governors Lieutenants and distinguished figures from politics and society are expected to attend while Europe and the United States inquire for details.
Darwin's theory is discussed as survival of the fittest. M. Ferry & Co of Detroit advertise seed growing expertise and long experience. They offer a seed catalog for 1839 and invite readers to request a copy by sending their name to Detroit, Michigan.
Fragmentary text describes unclear events with names and places obscured by OCR errors. It mentions symptoms like head pain and possible intoxication under poor legible context. Details such as dates, locations, and clear actions are missing.
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