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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 17, 1889
Page
8
Thermometer readings for the week ending Wednesday May 15 show highs near 80.27 on Friday and lows around 0.71 with notable wind directions and gusts. The record lists dates May 9 to May 13 with daily values and a total summary.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a miscellaneous note about a pocket and timing. It mentions possible names or places in obscure phrasing and appears unreadable in parts, with no clear event, person, or outcome.
Read our new serial The great war syndicate and other items. Mr Lealie Gordon trips to Winnipeg. Mr C F Travis returns from holiday. New brick residence on Walsh street. carriage house by Rt Johnston. Hatching eggs listed at Tuk Pupauris office. Thres band marching practice improving. Immigrant agent A J Baker visits Bramton. family joins him. Methodist church quarterly meeting Sunday at 7 pm. Board business meeting Monday at 8 pm. Presbyterian Rev Lindsay to hold service Sunday at 11 am. Dr PV Size to visit Qu Appelle for practice on 20th and 21st inst. Queen's Birthday events planned at immigration building. Funds for Methodist parsonage in Ohio.
The Emerald Trio visited Qu Appelle for Gospel Temperance events led by Rev Langford and Messrs Smith and another Methodist speaker. A week of services included children's meetings, mass gatherings, lime light entertainment, and a temperance drama Little Tiz. Crowds filled Methodist and Presbyterian churches with singing and powerful illustrations.
Goring from ex com peas faces testing in constant dread of attempts upon his life, reflecting heightened concern for safety and possible upheaval tied to political tensions.
An old promotional passage extols Bardock Tredd Bittern as a true restorative that strengthens resistance and vitality. It emphasizes maintaining clear blood and vital power through vigorous activity and the tonic.
The fragment shows various grain quotes with misread words. It mentions Wheat No 1 hard at 800, Oats at 22 to Bhe, and Beet and Colton figures with unclear units. The legible items are Wheat and Oats prices with erratic surrounding text.
A severely burned man describes applying a homemade remedy after a kitchen mishap. A friend rushed in with unidentified items, leaving the casualty unsure of next steps as the incident unfolds. The note ends with the injured party referencing a name and age, 69.
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