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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
4
A fragment from an editorials page quotes a motto urging faith in right and duty. It references arrears and a payment scenario but lacks full context. The text blends generic payment terms with a call to moral action.
Qu Appelle proudly sends twenty one men to join the Reina contingent of infantry from the Light Horse. Others volunteered but were turned down after strict medical exams. more await the call as the town honors Lieut Reeve who will command the unit.
The article argues Russia’s prohibition policy boosts war readiness and morale, citing rapid military improvements since the war began. It credits the abolition of intoxicants with reducing brutality and notes savings deposits reaching almost sixty million dollars as a sign of societal stability supporting the war.
Notes and comments discuss the Emden being claimed in for good and challenge the idea of frequent changes. It notes that past practice favored yearly overhauls, but modernization has shown different results.
A wartime appeal urges Canadians to grow quality seed, rally behind farmers, and purchase products made in Canada. It stresses unity, loyalty to local communities, and supporting home merchants who fund taxes and agriculture, amid ongoing shortages and war uncertainty.
Thomas Henry Watts aged thirty eight was sent to prison for a month by Cardiff magistrates for neglecting to maintain his wife and children. He left for London with his wife's sister, leaving his wife and three children destitute.
The South Wales School of Mines at Treforest was formally opened by Lord Merthyr to train all grades of colliery officials. The scheme is funded by the coach ow pare.
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