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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1886
Page
2
The notice lists advertising space rates for weeks and months, prices for one column and half column, business cards, and additional word charges. It includes names James Weak and J. Wess as publishers and references Assin. Some OCR errors obscure full details but convey rate structure and contact.
The Hon. Thomas White minister of the interior arrives in the region with his family. He tours Edgeley farm Sykes farm and S asquaw reserve and attends a pow wow at Fort Qu Appelle. A Friday fishing lakes picnic precedes a visit to Indian Head and Bell farm before eastward travel. The piece praises the minister and urges fair treatment for settlers facing pre emptions and home stead obligations.
The Leader argues for targeted relief for settlers facing bad seasons and low returns, urging the Interior Minister to consider price reductions tied to cultivation or farming activity, possible homestead relaxations, and allowances for extended absence. It criticizes a Northwest political stance and condemns Self egotism and partisan displays.
Sir John A. Macdonald has arrived at Victoria the capital of British Columbia. Our readers will regret to learn that His Honor Lieut Governor Dewdney is seriously ill.
The Leader editor apologizes for failing to extend courtesy and admits the neglect on the housetop. He promises not to repeat the lapse and acknowledges the publication's self important tone and egotistical nature.
A biographical sketch honors Sir John A Macdonald born January 1, 1815 in Scotland. The text details his Kingston upbringing, law career, political rise, multiple offices, Confederation leadership, and honors from Britain and Canada. It highlights his role in the Dominion's development and his enduring leadership.
London reports detail Salisbury seeking strong cabinet with Hartington and Hicks Beach while aiming to form government through moderate Liberals. Goschen’s role undecided and health concerns temper pace as Irish policy and coercion measures are debated. Osborne reception and Queen’s appeal cited in shaping new ministry.
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