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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1888
Page
2
The Ou Appelle Progress in Qu Appelle Canada prints weekly ads at 5 cents per single copy. Advertising rates list 50 cents for first twenty words and 2 cents for each extra word, with monthly rates and conditions for cancellations and objections. Address: JAMES WEIDMAN Assin Station.
The race in South Qu Appelle tightens as nomination day nears. Davidson canvasses the district and predicts a handsome majority while Major Bell pushes a strong petition for the Legislature seat. West voters urged to turnout to curb sectionalism and back Indian Head or Qu Appelle interests.
A fragmented column defends Tim Progness stance from three years ago and attacks critics who doubted support for Lieut-Governor Dewdyey. The piece argues the Northwest press now broadly endorses Progness and praises the superior executive qualities of a criticized official.
In the territorial discussion it is generally conceded that Mr. Dewdepy would best fill the bill as successor to the late Thos White. He is fully posted on territorial needs with personal knowledge of every inch of the region.
A partial roster of presumed candidates is published for various districts including Battleford Calgary Medicine Hat Moosejaw Prince Albert Qu Appelle north and south Ridhaente Ri dhaventee and others. Names mentioned include James Glinkskill Cy Lincham Hoey Finlay Rose Neff Hughes Ste Craig Luther and Topping among others.
Intemperance is described as devastating to youth, manhood, and age, breaking families and severing parental and conjugal bonds. The passage emphasizes its enduring grief and sorrow, contrasting vigor with ruin.
The New York Family Story promotes a sentimental drama Faithful Leo te or His Grave Kept Green and a weekly life adventure about a showman. The publisher, Munro’s, offers issue No 766 for four months at a dollar.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe leases for a school in North West Territories. The document mentions hay cutting rights, revocation on one year's notice, and an invasion of labor concerns. The text is severely garbled with dates and names missing.
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