Progress of Tae Qu Arреie Proceess Press and Telegraph Beginnings
The Progress began in November 1885 as a weekly with growing publishing and printing capacity. It reports 2000 copies this week and notes a shift from rented space to owner premises, plus expanding telegraph lines across the Northwest Territories, detailing personnel, routes, and improvements through 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Qu’Arreie Proceess
Dior Tech
Northwest
North West Territories
Pioneer Telegraph Line For Canadian Pacific Route History
Government Telegraph Service recounts a 1872 73 plan to build a pioneer telegraph from Superior to Cache Creek via Selkirk Livingstone Edmonton and Yellowhead Pass totaling 1779 miles. Only about 1300 miles were built and the Selkirk Fort William segment was handed to the CPR in 1883 amid route changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Humboldt
Nes
North West Division
Hartley Giborne
Assoc
C. E
Government Telegraph Service of Canada
British Columbia
Qu'Appelle
Fort Qu’ Aplle
Touchwood
Prince Albert
Smat
Sar Hee
Clarke's
Duck Lake
Moose Jaw
W Mountain
Dunmore
Fort McLeod
Edmonton
St. Albert
Saskatoon
Clarke's Crossing
Battleford
Eleanor
Fort Pitt
Onion Lake
Frog Lake
Saddle Lake
Victoria
Fort Saskatchewan
North West Territores
Qu’Appelle
Brandon
Territories
Government of Canada
Pacific Railway
Superior
Lake Manitoba
Mortalmonton
Yellow Head Tass
North Thompson
Cache Creek
S.C
Fort William
Ontario
Manitoba
Livingstone
N. W.T
Livingston
Sorvia
Ark
Canadian Pacific
Prince Albert Critic Second Issue Preview
The Prince Albert Critic’s second issue is described as printed on a cyclostyle and not very readable due to machine trouble. It praises the writer’s penmanship and articles, notes plenty of excellent content, and hopes for future improvements with a regular printing press to give a better impression.
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Prince Albert
A Revolution Promotes Passenger Transport Reform
A newly published work by C. T. Lewin of Indian Head advocates a reform plan for railway and steamship passenger services. The author argues the scheme meets a great Western need and warrants real testing to establish uniform regulations and fees. The preface notes the book printed at Tas Process office and endorses Northwest Territories interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Lewin
Lewis
Northwest Territories
Northwest
Certine
Tas Process
Hag Gard’s Pectoral Balsam Promoted for Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges readers to use Hag Gard’s Pectoral Balsam to ease a cold and loosen phlegm. It emphasizes protecting the lungs and breaking up the cough with this remedy.
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Mag Peng
Comerypee
Haggard
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QwAppelle
Prohibition
Government Telegraph Service
G. W
United States
Ind
U.8
Blamp
J. Burghall & Sons, Contractors & Builders
John Fotheringham
Grenfell
Edgeley
the Union Credit Protective Association
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