Ou Appelle Progress Advertising Rates and Terms
The Ou Appelle Progress, published Thursdays at Tax Procusss Printing Office in Qu Appelle Aminibols Lannda, lists subscription 1.00 per year and single copies 6 cents. Rates include weekly and monthly advertising with various minimums and adders, yearly ads may change monthly, and rights reserved for objectionable content. James Weidman, Qu Appelle Station, Assin J Warowex, Proprietor.
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Tax Procusss Printing Office
Qu’ Appelle
Aminibols Lannda
Advancn
Wyeco
James Weidman
Qu’ Appelle Station
Assin
J. Warowex
In Defence Of Our Country's Homes Prohibition Stance
The Process urges voters to maintain prohibition and oppose license in the Northwest. It notes past resolutions favoring license, warns of whiskey dangers, and calls Temperance supporters to back prohibitionist candidates in the upcoming Northwest Legislature election.
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Northwest
Northwest Council
Friends of the Cause
Possle
Scott Act Repeal Shocks Ontario Temperance Circles
A telegraphed report over the Cana da Temperance Act shows eight Ontario counties voting by large majorities to repeal. Proponents blame weak enforcement and waning enthusiasm, warning the repeal reveals an imperfect Prohibition and calls for a more effective future law.
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Canada
Vatligment
Representation in the Cabinet Debate Northwest Choice for Interior
A letter argues that a Northwest candidate should head the Interior Department after Hort. Thomas White's death, stressing ability over local origin and favoring Lieut.-Governor Dewdney as a capable, popular choice. The piece notes other cabinet roles could be filled by Northwest reps and highlights regional dairy industry hopes and farm prospects.
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Dominion
Hort
Thomas White
Northwest
Interior
White
East
Messrs
Hoss, Davin
Dewdney
Western Asssiniboia
Liagar
Canada
Department of the Interior
Sir John
End to liquor licenses urged as duty and victory promised
The article argues that the liquor traffic must be ended as licenses expire. It urges temperance supporters to redouble efforts, stating that justice and human nature indicate ultimate victory on the movement’s banner.
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Temperknes
Seeding Prospects and Farm Activity Amid Varied Spring
Farmers report a hopeful seed season despite a backward spring. Snow has warmed soils aiding germination and harvests look heavy if conditions stay favorable. Many have finished seeding, crops like potatoes and turnips show promise, egg trade remains brisk with profits in fowl production.
Court house needed at Moosomin to protect judges
A letter urges the Government to build a courthouse in Moosomin this summer, noting Wolseley may also receive a courthouse. The immigrant building has served but is unsuitable in cold weather, exposing judges and jurors to drafts. The writer stresses the need to protect lives and ensure proper facilities.
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Moosomin
Wolseley
Dumont Letter to Metis of Ba toche
Gabriel Dumont writes to Metis describing arrival in Montrea l in poor health but hopeful reception in French Canada. He plans lectures in Quebec and Montreal to advocate justice for the Metis, asking for broad support and government acknowledgment of his claim with courage and perseverance.
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Gabriel Dumont
Batoche
Montee Hig
Quebec
Montreal
Gaprizt Dumont
Mackenzie River Described as Finest For Navigation
The Mackenzie River is praised as the world’s finest for length and depth with strong summer navigation. Steamers travel Fort Smith to Great Slave Lake and reach the Arctic Sea, ascending Peel River, and the river is larger than the St Lawrence in depth.
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Ottawa
Ont
Bighop Clut
Mackenzie River
Fort Smith
Great Slave Lake
Arctic Sea
Peel River
Mackenzie
St. Lawrence
Fort Smi
Athabasca Lake
Fort Meewa
Peek
Atha& Binery Miles
Ambiguous Medical Notice From An Old Chronicle
Fragmentary text appears to reference a medical cure or remedy by a Dr and a treatment name with unclear attribution. It mentions a higher translation and a note to all who have given something named Bet Pela, but the overall content is opaque and lacks identifiable events, dates, or names.
Glasgow plan to resettle Highlands crofters on land scheme
Under the of isn, or for the cal the weet of tilies the congested districts of the Western Highlands chequer has consented to an ad vance £ 10,000 to start the scheme on condition of an additional £ 2,000 being raised in that country. A blic meeting of Glasgow citizens been held, the lord provost presiding, when a subscription list for £ 2,000 was opened, and the money will doubtless be speedily raised. A committee jointly representing the Government and the subscribers will then promptly proceed to arrange to settle the families on land along the C. P. R. advancing £ 120 to each on condition of repayment on the plan of the existing crofter settlement. The scheme is really a test case and if successful it is expected to lead to a large emigration.
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Western Highlands
Glasgow
Notice to Teachers in N W T for Next Examination
Notice to teachers in North West Territories announces the next examination for teachers certificates beginning Tuesday 7 August 1888. Intending candidates should contact the inspectors of their district. JAS. BROWN Regina April 17 1888.
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N. W.T
Jas. Brown
Regina
Mail Contracts for Provincial Postal Routes Published
Printed notices invite sealed tenders addressed to the Postmaster General at Winnipeg for mail conveyance on multiple routes beginning July 1. Distances per weekly or fortnightly trips include Ottawa area routes, Pleasant Home, Stonewall, Carin and Oak River, Hun’s Valley, Icelandic River, Peguis, Otterburne, Neepawa, Oberon, Neepawa Railway Station, Capella, and Rapid City with varying weekly frequencies. Tenders and conditions available at post offices and the Winnipeg office.
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Ottawa
Pleasant Home
Stonewall
Lane
Cariin
Oak River
Hun's Valley
Icelandic River
Peguis
Joly
Otterburne
Oline
Rapid City
Mitac
Neepawa
Oberon
Apella
Raes
Routes and Co
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Dumont
Winnipeg
Edgar Dewdrey
Prosiien
West Territories
E. Borget
Blic
Supreme Court
Assiniboia
Qu’appelle Station
Swift Current
Moose Jaw
Aie Y
Qu’appelle
Forget
Roller Mills
Qu'Appelle
Qua'Appelle
D. H. McMillan & Bro
G-R-I-P
J. W. Bengough
Foven
Eeven
North-West Territories
South Qu'Appelle
Territories
Sterauz
Howsar
Tors. Sporr
Nexeox
Lesizz Gompos
Hanoty
Wf Smith
Kayuoxp Gurraap
Las Gapt
Leslie Gorgon
Sppelle
Ske
Lees
General Merchant
Post Office
Queen’s Hotel
Si Davidson
GEO
H. V. Bulyer
Carver Qu'Appelle St. and
Ninth Avenue, Qu'Appelle, N. W. T
Prohibition Newspaper
James Hei
Proaness
Northwest Prohibitory
Saskatchewan
Qu’ Appelle, N. CT
Vienna
Erbis
Austria
BR. M. Wanzer
Francie Josey
R. Wanzer
Britain
Ehoud J
Voia Alt Ati
India
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