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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
1
Four horses on Hubert James's farm, 14 miles north of town, died after grazing on suspected poisoned wheat. Dr. Symington failed to save them and a government analysis from Dr Chariton in Regina is awaited to determine if the deaths were accidental or deliberate.
A draft town planning act aims to standardize city growth across provinces. It envisions Local Boards with Central oversight, compensation for affected landowners, and revenues from unearned increments, guiding street width, housing limits, and open spaces while permitting modernizing projects.
The Regina jury found George McMichael guilty of perjury from a February case before Judge Brown and sentenced him to two years with one day in Regina jail and hard labor. Saunders case dismissed on a nolle prosequi. Douglas Edmunds acquitted of shooting with intent to injure.
The next Church of England service will be at 3 pm Sunday in Edgeley Town Hall. Plans include a new G T P residence for the section foreman and a bank house for laborers, plus a steel water tank at the dam to end pumping smoke. Mrs Hazelton starts a Sunday School at the Methodist church.
The article extols informal co operation beyond organized societies, highlighting Battleford citizens aiding rural residents and welcoming American settlers at Medicine Hat. It argues such neighborly acts broaden life outlooks, foster harmony, trust, and mutual aid across town and country.
Mies Wileou visited Wolseley for the weekend. Jansen, a hat makers firm, has been dissolved. Measra A. E. Nichelle and J. D. Anderson were in Regina Tuesday on business. Miss Olive Robb of Springbrook passed piano examinations in Grades III and IV with distinction.
May 7 1914 marks the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs A G Rawlinson at Rawerreon In Qu Appelis. Same day a son was born to Mr and Mrs H J Elliott at Evtrorr At Strathcarral. A second Elliott infant, a son, was reported May 10 1914 at Strathcarral.
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