05 Jul 1888
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1888
Page
1
The notice lists ad rates: $100 per month for estate ads, 5 insertions, 60 cents for first twenty five words, 2 cents per extra word. Yearly ads may change with $1.00 for additional changes. Publisher reserves right to refuse questionable ads. Addressed to James Weidman Qua Station Axsin E J Werpmas.
Under power of sale there will be a public auction on Saturday the 30th of June at 12 o'clock in the noon. The parcel lies SE of Sec 43 Twp 19 Rge 12 W of the Second Meridian in Assiniboia District. It contains 148 acres more or less with about 40 cultivated. Terms and conditions of sale on sale day or by applying to A n t i e n been Andrews & Andrews, Vendors solicitors Winnipeg. Dated Winnipeg June 1 1888.
Public action notices reveal a renbury sale proceeding in a western region. The document mentions a sale date in a northern district and references a property listed under public auction terms with a formal legal tone.
Strayed items include a 1 year old bay filly, a 2 year old colored mare, and a 3 year old pony mare. Information leading to recovery should be given to Walter Blackburn at Balgonie with a suitable reward. Blackburn’s name appears as ALTER BLACKBURN in the notice.
Notices from PRELIAN CHURCH and METHODIST CHURCH outline daily and weekly services. Morning prayers at 11 with evening sessions at specific half hours. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30. Tuesday Bible hours and midweek services listed. Mail closing times for east and west routes noted.
At the induction ceremony for His Honor Lieut. Governor Royal the mayor and corporation of Regina presented a welcome address. The Lieutenant-Governor replied in fitting terms as Tur Process adds its welcome to the new official.
The Winnipeg Free Press reports the swearing in of Hon. Senator Schultz as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. The editorial favors the local appointment, praising Schultz as active, intelligent, and influential. It contrasts him with earlier outsiders and wishes him success in the province’s highest post.
The Edgeley column reports crops near ideal and summer flowers in bloom. Farmers discuss rain relief and road work on the edge of town toward Qu Appelle while Goodwin and Whittingham discover starving cats in a vacant building. Edgeley residents appeal to Mr North to permit road work along the trail.
A large Moose Jaw Regina crowd saw Regina win the second Hamilton-Tait baseball series game in the morning. The day’s athletics ended early due to rain with several field events and races unfinished. Early events had winners including J Battell and J Gietm, while Jelly Smith won the open trot and Hack Diamond the open mile. Ground kept by rain halted remaining races.
The latest laws empower newspaper publishers to arrest anyone for fraud who takes reed 7 himself liable to arrest and fine same as theft.
Climex Kidney Cure and Dr Clark s Sersaparinla win broader Northwest sales than any other medicine, drawing more friends and advocates in the region.
On Sunday June 24 the wife of the Rev F G Barnes bore a daughter. Harvest prospects look bright as grain grows rapidly after a heavy shower Saturday night. Hallsall of Regina appointed to lead Wolseley Mission for the coming conference year. School standings list E Perley Burt Campbell H Campbell Carrie Thompson among juniors and others with Maggie Sutherland Lizzie Sutherland and Frankes noted. average attendance for June is 25.
The Winnipeg Sun announces a historic engraving titled The Fathers of Confederation. It depicts 34 leading Canadian figures of 1864 in Quebec’s conference room with harbour views, linked to the 1867 founding.
Bammedan residents expressed appreciation for the benefits of schooling for their children, indicating support for local education efforts and improved literacy.
A letter to The Progress by Simplex of Qu'Appelle dated July 1, 1688 urges establishing an ordinance for official birth, death, and marriage registration in the Northwest Territories. It argues that immigrant populations and property rights make reliable records essential for heirs and legal proof. It notes current registration gaps as a major obstacle to future generations.
A Victorian fragment discusses attempts at human flight from birds and balloons to early flying devices. It recounts legends of monks and abbots, a Brazilian inventor, and a Scotish tale of a fall from a Stirling Castle window, noting the enduring belief in artificial flight and the limits of human anatomy.
The readable lines show garbled dialogue mentioning buying, a fourth floor, and incomplete phrases. No clear event, names, or places emerge to identify a full news item or provide concrete facts.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a quarrel or conversation about a widow and a man, with incomplete phrases about liking short men, affection, and a vow tied to clothing or covering someone, lacking clear context or names.
An unclear regional text describes residents in Sacramento and nearby areas debating local measures. The fragment mentions a young man and a social scene, but lacks coherent details and concrete outcomes.
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