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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1889
Page
4
The fragment outlines advertising rates by contract with vague figures such as pounds and dollars per month. It appears to note different tiers or periods but lacks clear, coherent values or destinations for the pricing.
June 28 1889 report notes growing anti suit agitation across Canada. It lauds courageous individuals who opposed party pressure, cites widespread sentiment, and mentions editorials on Switzer and Laval University amid Catholic and Jesuit tensions.
An analysis estimates liquor sold by license at 8,000 s per shop for a city. With 190 men per shop and groups of sixty men per dealer including traveling patrons, the annual city liquor bill could reach 48 million. The piece questions how much each man contributes and the broader social cost.
A fragmented poem from a Detroit style page features a speaker boasting athletic prowess in lifting running and carrying tasks. Dizzy dialogue shows crowds and a undertaker, hinting at a bustling street scene. The piece ends with a brief note "Detrali Free Poem."
Discusses road shade and landscape planting for rural areas with advice on suitable tree species for different soils and roadside conditions. Includes notes on urban planting practices and an archaic ordinance about packing vegetables by weight. Mentions orchard spacing and tree girdling as pruning practices.
Fragmentary text describes a procedure or sustenance mixture with terms like water fan covered wooden ves hquarts and pulverinel. It mentions a pourd of Lurut chun and three pints of plee fous forced into a bain. The passage is garbled with many mistranscriptions and lacks coherent context.
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