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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1889
Page
4
Weekly issue appears each Thursday from Pengunes Office and Quidpostio with notices from Apeisibols Cansda and other local entries. The fragmentary text notes publication cadence and assorted items, but lacks complete details on content or dates.
Rates for advertising space listed with per annum subscriptions, agent terms, and transient charges. Mentions James Weidman at Qu Appelle Station Assin as contact for insertion. includes various price brackets and terms for local notices and business locals.
The Macleod Gazette criticizes Police Commissioner Herchmer for Prohibition friendly recommendations and argues the Northwest license debate hinges on permit systems. The Globe faces calls to disallow the Jesuits Estates Act, challenging provincial exclusivity and urging adherence to common law.
A brief item noting that prominent leaders of the United States Great Britain and Canada are depicted with excellent features and that a story from Once a Week will be reproduced soon. Orders for the publication are taken at the Tax Process office.
In Kansas City Kansas authorities cracked down on liquor sales with fifty arrests for liquor law violations. One saloon keeper was found guilty on twenty counts, fined 2000 dollars and sentenced to 660 days in jail. Twelve other saloon keepers pled guilty and were fined 6000 dollars and sentenced to six months in temperance probation.
The March 16 issue of Mr. P. F. Collier's Once a Week features a large cartoon showing the Prince of Wales hoisting the Stars and Sipes over Canada. The scene is noted as a sensational central image with readers promised extensive reading matter across 24 pages.
President Harrison appoints William W. Thomas Jr of Maine as minister to Sweden and Norway. Samuel B. Reer of Minnesota named minister to an unspecified post. Charles E. Mitchell named commissioner of patents. Neke W. Mason of West Cantant named commissioner of internal affairs.
A fragment discusses reactions to emergencies and praises Hacyard's Yellow Oil as a handy remedy for internal and external use. It emphasizes prudent care and preparedness during crises.
The Russian Supreme Court rules Princess Hohenlohe, heiress to Ruasign estates of Prince Willenstein, is indebted to the Bank of Commerce for 6,000,000 roubles.
A resident from St. Marys Ontario declares a remarkable recovery after using two bottles of an unspecified remedy. The note mentions being off work for an extended period and expresses happiness at the cure. The message credits two bottles and a friend for support.
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