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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1889
Page
4
The notice details advertising rates and word charges with a note that the publisher may refuse placing ads of questionable address. It names James Weidman of Qu Appelle Station, Assim as part of the filing. It also lists a series of monetary figures and per word charges for the ad copy.
The Northwest expects a large immigration wave early next spring with rapid growth in arrivals. Qu Appelle Board of Trade, local municipalities and agents push for continued immigration service and settlement schemes. The region cites strong farm markets, milling capacity, timber and water resources, rolling terrain, and attractive climate as incentives for newcomers. Religious and political tensions surrounding the Jerus Bill stir agitation, while The Farmer’s Advocate praised for practical agricultural coverage and advocacy.
A Libertarian era report notes extended agitation over a Quebec Liberals bill granting 400000 to the Jesuits as compensation for confiscated estates. Protests focus on perceived government indulgence toward a religious body and its sovereignty implications amid Dominion veto concerns.
Mr Daly will introduce a bill in the House of Commons to strike out a clause in the Great Northwest Central railway charter. The clause, inherited from the Rocky Mountain and Souris line, grants CPR running powers and is blamed for control over the road. Northwest Central seeks removal, arguing Manitoba aid is withheld until the clause is wiped out. No opposition expected.
A collection of fragmented notes mentions the University of Pennsylvania centennial in 1801 along with rail and mining figures near Albuquerque and other scattered topics. It references Oxford Teview, Leyden riches, Charleston improvements, and New York shopping trends, then shifts to London parliament cloakroom images and Vermont debates.
A vivid dialect scene shows Uncle Rastus and others at a corner table with Aunt Dinah present. The lively exchange hints at family dynamics and religious phrasing in a Southern setting.
A terse wire item reports scarce supplies impacting poultry markets. Trade sources reference tighter feed costs and seasonal demand, with officials monitoring prices as producers adjust output to stabilize local futures.
Fragmentary line suggests men from Pittsburgh seek a majority for an amendment but rely on bribery alcohol and disorder in two large cities to swing the result.
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