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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1888
Page
2
Published every Thursday in Atlus Paothees Office offers ad rates by contract. Rates show weekly monthly and per-line charges with yearly ads changeable monthly. The notice reserves the right to refuse or edit ads and lists contact details for James and the station.
A brief campaign notice urges voters to support G.8 Davidson as the People's Candidate. The item emphasizes a direct appeal to the electorate and frames Davidson as a reform-minded choice.
The article urges Northwest voters to choose capable representatives for the Territorial Legislature. It notes the defunct Council did work but left much unfinished, with limited powers and a call for men able to enact sound policy and lay firm foundations for future growth under Dominion authority.
At Qu Appelle nominations for the Qu Appelle seat were held with Major Bell and Mr G 8 Ca n as contenders. Charges against Mr Davidson sparked heated remarks though no proof was provided. Bell blamed eastern sectionalism while Davidson gained strong support as the west united behind him.
The Prohibitionist debate centers on Major Bell and Mr Davidson. Davidson favors retaining the current law until a vote, while the platform views align more with Davidson than with Major Bell.
A certified copy reveals the line item should read 1500 blank receipts at $10.00, not 150. advertising examinations show $50.24, with our share only $2.25. The discrepancy suggests others received more than their due, while the report is claimed to be misused to injure us.
The opening of the Canadian Pacific Railway spurs rapid British Columbia growth as Vancouver rises as a terminus and real estate value jumps about 40 percent in six months. Coal output climbs, Asian labor seen as vital for heavy work, and Vancouver Island mines advance. Sem i weekly steamers serve Vancouver and Seattle amid expanding transport links.
California and Oregon goods travel east via the Canadian Pacific route with wool and beans leading the shipment. The ledger notes coffee and hopeful expectations while wool comprises about two thirds of the total value.
An editor lies dead as debts mount from printer errors and unpaid papers. Editors blame Jar nuba for mistakes while revenue from subscriptions falters. The piece laments lost funds, unpaid ads, and fraud by pretending readers, noting the editor’s grim resolve amid turmoil.
A report details workers descending a ladder into a submerged caisson at fifty eight feet below water. Heat, mud, and shovels fill the scene as crews move debris toward a central point while compressed air maintains the chamber, and fresh air floods in once outer doors open.
Fragmented text discusses rail projects in Russia and Europe. Mentions Ural region, France, Britain, and a French envoy. Indicates delays or failures in project progress and notes the British chancellor and possible financial issues.
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