Classified car advertising rates and contact details
The notice outlines advertising rates for a local progress office in Qu Appalle with prices ranging from $1.00 to $160 for various ad sizes and placements. It lists rates for early insertion and a special offer for the first twenty, with a note that ads of questionable character will be declined. Contact names James Weidmax and J. Weepeaz at Qa Station Asia Y.
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Rana Eal
James Weidmax
Qa Station
Asia
Y. J. Weepeaz
Westward strength edges government in Canada election
Early returns show four districts leaning to the Government and most Opposition candidates failing to save election deposits. Territories favor Conservative Northwest policy with Western MPs forming a solid bloc to push development of the west and the Dominion.
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John A. Macdonald
Northwest
East
British Columbia
Manitoba
West Dominions
West
Dominion
Porley Secures East Assinibola Victory Endorsed by Conservative Groups
In East Assinibola Tax Paowess notes Porley’s strong public support as he yields to electors in the district. He will go to Ottawa with a solid majority, backed by Conservative associations in Moose Jaw Whitewood Indian Head and Qu Appelle. The Reformers plan to organize as government defeat appears likely.
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Porley
Otto
Usade
Fasteruosinibala
Ottawa
Moosomin
Whitewood
Indian Head
Pr. Qu’ Appelle
Qu’Appelle
Coventry
Perley Defeats Opponent in Eastern Assiniboia Race
In Eastern Assiniboia the contest centered on Mr. W. I. Perley M. P. as the preferred representative amid strategic moves by the Grits to withdraw candidates depending on parliamentary outcomes. Despite maneuvering, Perley proved the strongest candidate, distinguishing himself against opponent Gate and others.
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Gate
Perley
John Macdonald
Hoo
BF. Drake
Dickie
Assiniboia
W. 1. Perley
M. P
Winnipeg Opinion Presses Disallowance Against Railway Link
A letter from D. Macarthur in the Winnipeg Sun argues against disallowance and provincial federal action aiding a cross border Manitoba United States railway connection. The Sun notes two proposed lines and asserts public freedom from provincial obstruction to railway legislation.
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D. Macarthur
Winnipeg Sun
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United States
the Sun
Mr. Macarthur
Opposition candidate in Alberta faces deposit loss
The Opposition candidate in Alberta will not save his deposit amid whispers that the Regina Journal hopes for a further general election. Five years is a long time to wait, it is said.
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Alberta
Regina Journal
Lone Grit MP Isolated West of the Ed River
West of the Ed river that divides the Dominion, there remains only one solitary Grit MP. He must feel lonely as the regional balance favors the other side and sparsely supports his faction.
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Grit
Todias Chiefs Support Dewdney In Memorandum
A petition signed by the Todias chiefs of the Northwest vindicates His Honor Lieutenant-Governor Dewdney and counters the Grit accusation of mismanagement of Ludian fairs.
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Northwest
Ives
Dewdney
Ludian
Northwest man W. J. Perley carries banner in East Assiniboia
The Procurss praises W. J. Perley as a true Northwest man and notes his large majority among four gentlemen who opposed him in the territories banner race within East Assiniboia district.
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Assiniboia
Northwest
W. J. Perley
Territories
Algoma returns dispute over Burk and Daw son majorities
A dated report states a majority of eight favored Burk's return, but this is contradicted by a claim that Daw son secured a majority of twenty eight. The article centers on contested electoral results and conflicting tallies.
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Date
Algoma
Burk
Dawson
Ex Speaker Reports Quebec Backing for Sir John Majority
Ex Speaker Kirkpatrick recalls a prominent French M P in Ontario who opposed the government over the Riel question saying Quebec would deliver Sir John a clear majority. The claim highlights cross province support and the party’s outlook on the political crisis.
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Kirkpatrick
Ontario
M. P
Riel
Bim
Quebec
Sir John
Government from western provinces hold balance of power
A group of six from British Columbia six friends of the Government from the west plus four from the Northwest and four from Manitoba may pressure for strong legislation affecting the Dominion. Their combined influence could shape policy and influence the balance of power, a factor for eastern deliberation.
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British Columbia
Northwest
Manitoba
Dominion
Regina Journal Accuses Tacit Falsification Over Indictment
The piece denounces the Regina Journal for alleged dishonest reporting on Tuk Procuxss and a February 24 issue, asserting the paper misquoted Mr. Dickie about liquor politics in the Northwest and urging the journal to publish the referenced letter.
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Regina
Tuk
Verley
Dickie
Northwest
Beecher Dies After Long Illness in Brooklyn
Rev Henry Ward Beecher died at 8 30 this morning in Brooklyn after a lingering illness. Family and friends gathered at his bedside as physicians reported the sinking and final cessation of breath. Notables present included Col H N Keecher and wife, Rev Lan eel Scoville and wife, and several others as silent prayers and tears fell.
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Brooklyn
Henry Ward Beecher
Searle
Col. H. N. Keecher
W.C. Keecher
Lan.eel Scoville
Mise Scoville
Miss Bullard
Nev. S. Jh. Hallider
S. White
J.B. Pond
Meecher
Fire causes $25 loss in Charlottetown incident
A small fire in Charlottetown caused about 25 dollars in damage. No reports of injuries or further details available from the fragment.
Government Affirms Land Cultivation Extension for Settlers
The Commissioner says applicants with land under cultivation ready for crop by May 1 may be considered. The declaration form needs only a simple statement. He expects the government to favorably regard settlers seeking more time to repay.
First Canadian Pacific steamer set to sail from Hag Kong
The first Canadian Pacific steamer is expected to depart Hag Kong for Vancouver early in May. Reports indicate a strong likelihood the Nerlenfelt engine will be introduced into the Noctheat W.P services. Proper arrangements assign weapons to be placed in charge of each post.
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Hag Kong
Vancouver
W.P
Notice of School Building Vote at Indian Head District
The Board of Lebel calls a vote on a $25 assessment to fund a new school and other buildings. Voting will be at the Commercial Hotel Indian Head Northwest Territories on Saturday March 26 1987 from 10am to 4pm. Voter qualifications require residency in Bethnal District and bearing a valid tax payment record. Dated Indian Head March 3 1838 W A Pishleigh Chairman R Boyd Edwin J Brooks.
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Lebel
Puretinning
Wanl
Indian Heal
Northwest Territories
de Colerant
Bonaile
Bethnal
Indian Head
Ladian Herd
Public Notice on School District Poll Held March 1887
Trustees of the old School District announce a poll at the home of Wilfred Wilde on March 10 1887 from 1 to 3 pm. voters will decide on district matters and ballots will be counted to determine the district’s proposed actions. Signed by REEVE chair, MARSHALL, WILDE. Milfordton.
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Ritaarxe
Uhairman
Wilfred Wilde
Range
Edie Protestant Sebel District
Uber
Teeta Reeve
Cleirman
Bert Marshall
Wilered Wilde
Mitlimeton
Peluust
Notice Line Tender for Plear in North West Territories
Tender for Plear was invited under the Indian affairs notice. The listing references the North West Territories and indicates a closing date of the twenty ninth.
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North-West Territories
Prides
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