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Fragmentary OCR text from a state department advertisement about pet restrictions appears unreadable and lacks clear details or entities to summarize.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text from a state department advertisement about pet restrictions appears unreadable and lacks clear details or entities to summarize.
The court heard multiple cases including a settlement that was struck off and a dispute over Isle Co stock sale with Whiting as plaintiff. Witnesses testified for both sides while allocations of costs and judgments were made on stock purchase disputes and jewellery inventory balances. Attorneys W A Adams and P H Gordon represented the parties.
A special Qu Appelle council meeting on January 18 discusses regulating town licenses. The mayor and councilors Wait Longpre Wilson Fessant Ramesy McEwee preside. Debate focuses on dray licenses with proposed fees of 25 dollars for one dray and 96 dollars for each additional, then amendment suggesting 25 for one and 10 for each extra.
The report details Whitewood and Wolseley taking wins on the road, with Wolseley edging Qu’Appelle in a fast clash on Monday. Whitewood hosts a crucial home game while Wolseley and Whitewood vie for the lead as local teams import players and push for the championship.
Minister of Education Hoo Watter Scott announces a shift in reader distribution. For sanitary reasons books will stay with pupils, being retained by them as they advance, with new books issued at each promotion until grade VI, making the book the pupil's property.
Saskatchewan district dairy farmers grow agitated over a notice from Regina dairy firm lowering buying price from 250 to 10 per hundred pounds. Signed contracts hold old price, others risk buying at a loss. Dominion Dairy Co backed by government accused of underselling. Farmers meet to form an independent group to push for a provincial dairy farmers association.
The schools plan an Assault at Arms in March with fifteen Boxing Class students doing three to four lessons per week. The Drill corps trains foot work and leads. The Basketry Club has grown, making jewel baskets and a work basket while planning table mats. Tulips and narcissi bloom as parents may be invited to view the bulb display. Fox Banking Firm is noted for trust transfers.
Auction notice for a farm parcel described as East Half of Section Fourteen in a township, with sale terms stated by mortgage holder under land sale laws. Property located at Mountain Street area, town of Gut, with connection to Queen's Seal authority and trustee details included.
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