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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1889
Page
8
Readings from observatory thermometers show daily temperatures and wind directions for late January. Entries list dates from January 18 to January 23 with varying temperatures and wind notes, reflecting a routine meteorological log.
The item lists snow, a Chinook, and various local notes from Qu’Appelle Saskatchewan. It mentions staff illnesses, hires, and promotions, plans for a creamery, a grand carnival at the skating rink with prizes, and a Bible Society anniversary. It notes municipal tax distraint and a change in Sunday School time, plus upcoming lectures and a skating event.
A meeting in Mr Osler's office on the 10th inst formed the Qu Appelle Hunt club with funds pledged. H Leck was named master, A H B Eperling secretary, and a committee selected. Patron is to be Lieut Gov Regal, vice presidents include Hon E Dewdney and Rev W G Lyon. Five couples of hounds bought from Toronto club. kennels to be built. Subscriptions set at 10 dollars with early gifts totaling 405 dollars. First meet planned when weather permits.
The Qu Appelle Liberal Conservative Association met at McLane's hall with 26 attendees. President A Webster introduced a resolution referencing the Northwest Lieutenant Governor and urged public discussion of the four percent question while praising Sir John A. Macdonald’s leadership.
There have been many remarkable cures of deafness made by the use of Harvard's Yellow Oil, the great household remedy for pain, inflammation and soreness. Yellow Oil cures Rheumatism, Sore Throat and Croup, and is useful internally and externally for all pains and injuries.
Messia Harland and Wolff of Belfast, builders of the White Star steamship Teutonia, declare the new liner will be the fastest afloat. A Detroit fire destroyed the Detroit Stove and Heating Co main building, Detroit, with a watchman J Middleton burned to death, loss cited at 25000 dollars, arson suspected.
F. P. Taher of Neebing Ontario reports DB. B. B. B. as a sure cure for Dyspepsia and the best medicine for regulating and invigorating the system he has ever used. He asserts DB. B. B. B. is the great system regulator.
A fragmented reading notes a brief exchange between Peat and Gradle in an undefined office. The readable text hints at a casual or literary mood without clear context or outcome.
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