Ou Appalle Progress Published Thursdays in Qu Appalle
The Ou Appalle Progress appears weekly from the Tat Papoumness Office serving the town of Qu Appalle in Aatbota Canada. The notice indicates a regular publication schedule each Thursday.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1887
Page
2
Advertising rates and classification policy details
The notice lists ad rates by contract area and column width, notes monthly adjustments and extra charges for larger sizes, and warns the publisher may refuse or change ads. It mentions business cards at 100 per month and additional charges for extra words and shorter notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Weidmax
J. Wetpmaz
Call for More Mounted Police at Qu'Appelle After Murder
Citizens demand a larger Mounted Police detachment at Qu Appelle following a murder and horse thefts. The letter criticizes centralization with Regina troops and urges twenty five men and an inspector to guard lives and property and counter lawless riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo'Appelle
Northwest Mounted Police
Regina
Qu’Appelle
C. P. SR
Saskatchewan
Wood Mountain
McLeish
Atolén
Winnipeg meeting backs provincial rail plan to boundary
A large, orderly gathering in Winnipeg on Wednesday night approved the provincial government's plan to build a railway to the boundary linking with the U S system. The event was described as the largest and most excited meeting yet held in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
United States Railway
Town Reels After Murder of Hector McLeish
Citizens praised for swift action to capture the murderers and honor the deceased. They urge the Government to grant a patent for the widow’s homestead without delay and to memorialize on her behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector McLeish
Dominion
Ottawa Dispatch Confirms Hickson on Manitoba Rail Disputes
The Ottawa dispatch reports Manager Hickson denying any Grand Trunk involvement in Manitoba line disallowances. He says the Grand Trunk cannot aid Manitoba construction now as the system reaches no closer to the boundary than Chicago. He argues traffic diversion to American boundary lines would not guarantee transcontinental flow over the Grand Trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Dispatch
Hickson
Manitoba
Grand Trunk
Chicago
George Wy
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Sir George Stephen
North Pole Expedition Route From Mackenzie Mouth
Edmonton bulletin notes a proposed Arctic traverse via the Mackenzie River to the pole. It suggests May to August departures from Winnipeg and highlights the milder coast west from the Mackenzie mouth, with unlimited supplies possible before the final 1,400 miles toward the pole. Thomas Waite plans Northwest visit soon after Parliament closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Messrs. Gilder and McArthur
Hudson's Day
Calgary
C. P. RB
Mackenzie
Arctic Ocean
Winniemund
Mag Kenzie
Kenzie
Melring
Edmonton Bulletin
Thomas Waite
Canada Plans Tariff Rise Aims to Grow Iron Industry
The Dominion pursues higher duties to align with the United States and boost iron manufacture. Pig iron and scrap face new taxes while coal duties drop to aid Ontario and Quebec blast furnaces near large iron deposits. Economic expansion expected to create jobs and stimulate related trades nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansde
United States
San Sey Cok Lope Tee
Canada
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Northwest
Ontario
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Sir Charles Tua
Mery Toon
Saula
Nada
Qanada
Lbe
Mae Paant
Mings Witter
Sur
Unclear fragment hints at a victory and pact in sports
Fragmentary report mentions a victory and agreement tied to a game or event but lacks clear names, dates, or specifics to identify teams, players, or locations.
Budget praise for Sir Charles Tapper and Canadian policy stance
The article admires Sir Charles Tapper as a decisive Finance Minister who clearly grasps a complex budget and upholds protectionist aims. It compares him to Mr. Goschen, notes trust in strong leadership over theory, and highlights debt linked to great works and prudent US policy independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Bus
Goschen
Charles Tapper
Charles
Mr. Goschen
Sir Charles
Steech
Anneyar
Charles Tupper
Canada
Digi Energy
Charles Tart R
United States
Indian horse raid case prompts Gros Ventres treaty talks
An interview notes Bloods raid impact with Red Growl horses lost to Ventres and Gros Ventres. Authorities plan to force a return of stolen stock and negotiate a peace with the Gros Ventres to curb future raids. Agent Pecklington leads a night force toward southern Indian business.
Bead miller Charles Germer suffers end break in work accident
Charles Germer a bead miller at the Manistee Salt and Lambert's factory sustained an injury when his end broke during tapping causing a jammed end into a jelly like mess. He had no family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Germer
Manistee Salt & Lambert's
Unjust Plea Over Stray Pony Dispute
F G Marwoon defends himself against a charge of unjust treatment in a dispute over a stray pony lost by Mr Gray of Qu Appelle. Marwoon explains he searched two days for the pony, received no daily pay, and quotes the owner’s remarks on keeping the animal. He asks readers to verify via the newspaper column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Qu’Appelle
Chesterfield
Iemain
F. G. Marwoon
Canadian exhibit plans for Liverpool show and imperial defences
Tupper states samples of grain fruit and roots will appear at Liverpool. Canada will not send a general exhibit. Orron and Middleton to visit British Columbia for August end to locate a defence site near Victoria Harbour. Defence system described as comprehensive with 81 ton guns shipped from Halifax. plans from England expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper
Liverpool
Canada
Orron and
Middleton
Auzut
Victoria
Halifax
England
Tragic Lac St Pierre Shipwreck Recounts A Night at Sea
An account recalls a storm on Lac St Pierre near the shore where a lumber cargo ship faced disaster. The captain orders the crew as waves rise and night darkens, sending a crew member named Kowa overboard during a hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac St Pierre
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