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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1889
Page
4
Rates for stvertising space by contract listed with columns and inches options. Rates include per month and per word charges, with discounts for longer placements. Publisher reserves right to refuse ads and update terms. contact James Weidman at Qu Appelle Station for terms.
Mr. T. W. Jackson visits to ask the two municipalities to redo the bonuses offered two years ago for the railway project. He argues that a revote could secure early construction on a route deemed highly desirable and important to begin operations soon.
A fragmentary column notes the Vidette’s stubborn stance on town name disputes with humor. It also reports on Winnipeg Free Press launching an evening edition and an amusing anecdote about etiquette at a dinner, where a general ignored a correction over table ware.
A Denver era essay argues wasteful spending on liquor and tobacco harms the nation. It cites 1880 city figures showing liquor income surpassing basic needs and urges total immediate prohibition as the cure, urging political action and public mobilization for sobriety.
Orders are being taken for a range of house and garden plants at the Qu Appelle Medical Hall in Winnipeg. Prices accompany the plants and delivery details may be arranged.
An advertisement claims neuralgia relief and value as a remedy for pains, rheumatism, sore throat, and general aches. It cites Mrs. Ff Cameron of Richmond Street West, Toronto, endorsing the product as invaluable.
A dated letter from Walter Meuly of Vautuor, Oat, extols Hagard’s Pectoral Baisan for instant relief from a persistent cough. The writer recommends the remedy to others based on the relief experienced.
An article on using climbing plants to enhance homes from cottage to mansion. It covers training climbers on trees and verandas, forming screens and festoons, and mentions honeysuckle woodbine climbing roses and rapid growth varieties as recommended species.
The fragment mentions Professor Arma and Aealmon on the Pacific coast, noting a tree woven inches long and a stomach reference. The readable text is garbled with unclear meaning and lacks concrete facts suitable for a full summary.
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