23 Jun 1887
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1887
Page
1
OCR reading shows partial lines from a 1887 publication including dates and initials, with unclear context. The readable bits hint at a small historical notice or catalog entry, but most details are missing or garbled.
Fragmented verse reflecting themes of gender, progress, and freedom. Mentions women guiding nations, a stream of human progress, and the call for justice amid turmoil. Evokes imperial settings, sea imagery, and distant lands as it contemplates liberty and duty.
An upbeat poem-like fragment speaks of a global song of love and unity. It references a world-wide ceremonial tune and a belled call from west to east. The text evokes imagery of banners, ensigns, and march-like refrain across distant lands.
QuAppelle hosts a Jubilee day organized by the Driving Park Association on Tuesday the 21st. Fort Qu Appelle wins the cricket match by 3 runs and 2 wickets as crowds gather for races including one mile and half mile events with prizes from 60 to 80 dollars. Jubilee pageantry, weather ideal, and a lively program feature horse heats and a popular finish.
The text notes fugitives last seen at Mrs. Osbornes house in Qu A district about thirty miles from a junction of the Qu Appelle and Assiniboine. The rebels ate ravenously then fled into the weeds. Authorities fear pursuit is difficult due to dense woods as mounted police watch the area.
The C18. C. of Wolseley hosts a closing meeting in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. The evening features a debate on the motion That Ireland has produced more eminent men than England led by A. Ogilvie and W. A. Cooke. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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