Teppel e Building Society Annual Report 1889 Qu Appelle
The Teppel e Building Society of Qu Appelle presents its third annual report showing steady rental income and capital balances. Rents net $472.42 after taxes and expenses. dividend proposed at 1 percent. sinking fund proposed at 3100. Liabilities are minimal with two small outstanding accounts. Secretary Lastituz Gorpon signes the report. The piece also notes shifts in politics as the Supreme Orange Grand Lodge opposes Jesuit Bill and hints at a Prohibition party rise.
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Onnom
T. T. Thowson
Re- Sa
Lastituz Gorpon
Supreme Orange Grand Lodge
British America
Financial Statement Balance Totals and Auditor Note
The document records balances as of May 30 1889 totaling 478 dollars 80 cents and lists carried balances including Capital account 16.02 and Kent gocomut 300.49 with auditor signatures confirming correctness.
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Leader Co Advertising
Gorden
Menta
Capital
Weidman
Kents
SHAR
Boldera
Ivea
I. Gordon
Wm. Searth
Edwin W. Haghes
F. Ielivas
Financial Statement of Laag
Capital Account
Kent Gocomut
Transient Advertisements Rates and Terms
Advertisement rates listed per line with charges for yearly and monthly insertions. Publisher reserves right to reject objectionable copy and demands advance payment. James Weidman Qu Appelle Station Assin noted as contact for terms.
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James Weidman
Qu Appelle
Assin
Prohibition debate in Topeka and Shawnee County
A Kansas article reports W. P. Tomlinson admitting no open saloon exists in Topeka or Shawnee County and denying any known illegal liquor activity. County Attorney Welch's subpoenaed testimony is on file, reflecting criticism of Prohibition and permit administration in the Northwest.
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W. P. Tomlinson
Kansas
Topeka
yAttargne Y Welch
Shawnee County
Welcham Tomlinson
Tomlinson
A Court of County
Journal
COUNTING THE COST
A Montreal Witness editorial argues the Scott Act’s defeat brings fear and hardship to counties that rejected it. It contends liquor freedom remains a hidden peril, tax revenue falls, and officials betrayed the law. It asserts prohibition will advance despite setbacks, urging steady, earnest action.
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Ieee
Manly
Canada
Herors
Montreal
Prohibitive law evasion under crass policy of Lt Governor
The permit system as it stands allows evasion of prohibitive provisions and leaves police powerless to enforce while Lt Governor upholds a “crass and incomprehensible” policy from his start in office.
Dr King Chambers on alcohol’s harm to heart and health
Dr King Chambers decries alcohol as the most ungenerous bet. He warns it impoverishes the blood and accelerates degeneration of muscular fibre, linking three quarters of chronic illnesses to the disease and noting its damaging effect on heart function and circulation.
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King Chambers
Florida and Messina Oranges Compared for Quality and Value
The article compares Florida oranges with Messina Sicily shipments noting Messina’s soft pulpy fruit and thick rind, while Florida fruit is thin skinned and russet coated. It cites Florida shipping 3,000,000 boxes annually, rail freight earnings of 2,000,000 dollars, packing costs of 600,000, and a ten acre Florida grove valued at 200,000, framing orange cultivation as a growing national industry.
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Sicily
Florida
Inauguration of George Washington at New York’s Federal Hall
A historic account recalls Washington’s 1789 inauguration journey from Mount Vernon to New York and the delayed ceremony at Federal Hall. It notes the Senate’s debate over whether to stand or sit and the ceremonial display on the old city hall balcony. It mentions jeweled adornments ordered for the ceremonial upper ten.
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Nassau
Wall Street
Congress
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Market Prices on Poultry and Meat Goods
Market prices list items such as turkeys at 12 per pound, geese at 12 4 per pound, and other dressed meats. Names and figures appear in a fragmented historical price column.
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Serge
Oe Buller
Balmon
From Ocean to Ocean News Trace of Remedies
Fragmented OCR mentions various groups and places across Canada and Colombia praising Haggard's Yellow Out as a universal remedy for throat and crowp pain. Unclear names and garbled terms suggest a health cure advertisement or testimonial with minimal verifiable details.
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Nova Scotia
Ontario
Quebec
Colombia
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Toe Procunas
Qa Appelle
Ecisthaja
Uising Space
Wileetoe
Building Society
Tepélle
Annual Report
Qu’ Appelle Building
Sneieey (Limited
AkoLp Jacarn
The
Department of Indian
L. Vankoughset
Tde Affairs
J. B. Robinson
Quappelle
J. McEwan
Iron and
J. H. Maccaul
AXD
Lumbhr
Indian Head
Rh. Johnston
Fort Qu'Appelle
QU Appelle, Assln
Evans Bros. Pianos
Ingersoll
Doherty
G. I. V. Bulyea’s
Qu’Appelle
Sintaluta
G- Boothe
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