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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 24, 1889
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an observatory event in May with times and measurements. The readable parts indicate a gathering or demonstration involving instruments, possibly meteoric observations, and a schedule fragment with a numeric value. No clear names or locations are identifiable.
Fragmentary dialogue notes reveal a speaker seeking relief for women after listening to much clever talk and expressing a desire to come to talk with Doctor Ohh.
Town pages announce Queen Victoria's birthday celebrations with a royal concert at the Methodist church and admission rates for the race course. Reports cover tenders for hay and oats, hospital staff, local elections in Centre Winnipeg, church meetings, and charity events. A Qu'Appelle Cricket Club meeting lists officers and season dues while local art sales and traveling drama groups face community scrutiny.
An odd regional notice mentions Melanie and farmers Iv Verano and Quebec, with hwaters and toxo pore in the Ter storks. It touts Laigyaul's Yellow Ov as the greatest external remedy, promising relief for rheumatism ovarian pains and coughs.
Citizens of QuAppelle celebrate Queen's birthday with a two day program of races and events. Base ball tournament for a silver cup, sprint and trotting races, pony and foot races, all under National Association and Manitoba Turf Club rules. Entries due before 10 AM. races start at 1 PM.
Barley 300 to 400 set ert. Pork dressed. Cabbage tb. Butter 1d. Eggs 2d per dozen. Chickens 1d per lb. Turkeys 12d per lb. Geeto 12d per lb. Salmon 1d per tb.
Fragmentary note describes a severe burn on the hand and a friend applying relief that eased pain over a few days, with damaged or incomplete wording.
The notice reports the death of Harry Joseph, infant son of Mr. George Robinson, at four months old.
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