Weekly Journal Ad Rates and Publication Note
James Weidman publishes every Friday at the Tae Proosten Printing Office Qu Appelle Assiniboia Canada The Tus Peoonse weekly journal covers local British and foreign news and progressive politics Subscription is $1.00 annually. single copies 5 cents Advertising rates listed per week month and year with various column and line pricing Business cards $100 per month payable quarterly The publisher reserves the right to refuse objectionable content Address James Weidman Qu Appelle Station.
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Tae Proosten Printing Office
Qu’ Appelle
Assiniboia
Canada
Salutatory of Tus Qu Arreter Paocerss and North West aims
Tus Procuris presents its aims to the public of Qu Appelle and surrounding Territories. It pledges to advocate settlers interests and press the Government for administrative needs. The paper will support British institutions, oppose religious coercion, and cover local topics with world news in condensed form. It promises lively content and generous business support.
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Tus Procuris
Qu’Appelle
North West
Tus Peooless
Tus Qu’Arrete Paocerss
Riel Executed Sparked Quebec Excitement and Debate
The article defends Louis Riel’s execution as justice after a fair trial and appeals. It condemns French Canadian agitation and warns against coercing government justice for any group, urging calm and wise counsels to prevent further unrest in Quebec.
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Louis Riel
Riel
Northwest
Local Journal Seeks Support for Live Coverage
In our push for a live local journal we note hours may lag but promise fuller coverage later. The editors request liberal patronage from all community classes to sustain expanded reporting.
Biel Finds Its Rope, Spares Ship in Tense Notes
In a brisk, fragmentary note style the Biel identifies a lifeline or rope amid scattered comments. The urgency hints at a maritime or collaborative recovery with cautious optimism about progress and safety for those involved.
Taz Proceess Early and Often Ad Offered
An advertisement urges frequent use of the Taz Pr ocess through January 1 1887 for a fee of one dollar. The text appears jumbled but suggests ongoing promotion and a fixed date deadline.
Regina Leader Gains Edge in Winnipeg Free Press War
In a media skirmish between Canadian papers, the Regina Leader appears to hold the upper hand as competitive dynamics tilt in its favor against the Winnipeg Free Press. The dispute centers on editorial influence and market reach as readership margins shift.
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Winnipeg Free Press
Regina Leader
Servia and Bulgaria Declare War After Turkish Peace Hopes Die
Bulgarians attack Servians in a formal declaration of war ending hopes for peace between the two Balkan states. The action confirms hostilities and sets a grim regional conflict in motion.
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Servia
Bulgaria
British Army Moves Into Burmah To Address King Theban
The British Lion vows to straighten out King Theban of Burmah for certain idiosyncrasies as troops march into the country with hostile intentions.
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Theban
Burmah
Wisconsin man bitten by rattlesnake seeks life saving aid
A Wisconsin man en route to the river to end his life was bitten by a rattlesnake. He recalls how a neighbor’s quick help led to a doctor securing his life, an act that stirred the nearby community.
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Wisconsin
Our Terms Open Subscriptions at One Dollar
We offer a yearly subscription for one dollar to ensure advance payment. Paying now improves cash flow, supports wider circulation, and boosts ad value. Readers are urged to sign up and get neighbors to subscribe for full value through January 1, 1887.
Riel Execution Sparks Dominion Party Debate
English press agrees Riel should face full punishment though the Grits doubt an execution. They claim Quebec influence blocks the government from acting, seeking to pin responsibility on Sir John A. Macdonald. The event tests the nation and the governing Administration's strength.
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Dominion
Riel
Quebec
Earth wakes and earth snakes puzzle scientists
A fragment notes disturbances on the US eastern coast blamed on earth wakes with no damage but unclear causes. It questions science's understanding of tectonic phenomena and mentions associations with volcanic regions and upheavals, referencing a periodical for conjecture.
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United States
Virginia
Maine
Eve Hy
Lecoobahon
Andes
Subscribing Offer for Tur Papcriss
An offer to subscribe to Tur Papcriss for one dollar applies from now until January 1 1887. The notice mentions six pages and thirty columns.
Nervous Girl Seeks Cure For Tickling Sensation
A fragmentary report notes a reader asking how to cure a tickling sensation around the face tied to a request about shaving a mustache. The text also mentions fashion notes on hair colors and the costs of natural silver white hair.
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Buriington
U S Cotton Output Dominates World Share in 1851 Report
A State Department summary of 1851 data shows the United States producing nearly four fifths of the world cotton crop, with consumption forecasts for major nations. Britain, Germany, Russia, and France are listed as top buyers, while Britain remains a leading customer. The piece notes sea island cotton as premier and hints at a grand cotton king levee to be held in New Orleans with international invitees.
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State Department
Tveemote
Matias Peasew Co
Csvarte Es Venennse
East Indies
Sas
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Beyrts
Ao Sa
New Orleans
Alfa’r
N. Y
General McClellan Visits Ancestral Elm at Woodstock
The General spoke on the McClellan ancestry during Henry C Bowen’s Woodstock celebration. He last visited his boyhood home forty years ago under a massive elm whose limbs extend over 140 feet, a state’s largest elm next to Norwalk’s famous tree. A fallen limb followed heavy leaves. the tree now offers a huge ladder into its forks. The Danbury oak nearby is noted as the largest and most perfect in the state, 112 feet high with 2 foot base girth and a 166 foot spread.
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Woodstock
Conn
Ington
Oh Metlellan
Henry C. Bowen
General McClellan
Norw Town
McAledan
Connecticut
Danbury
Dantlehery
Haydn Peculiarities of the Renowned Composer
The article portraits Joseph Haydn as a driven innovator who sought ever higher ideals. He kept ideas in a notebook and would later refine them, believing his genius a divine gift to be used for the benefit of others.
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Haydn
Fragmentary OCR about 19th century literacy and age data
The readable lines discuss age groups from 20 to 25 and literacy trends in the 19th century. It notes figures such as 17 percent and 67 percent in relation to Helen and the year 1871, mentioning a decline in illiteracy. The text is incomplete and scattered.
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Tatlan
Horses for Warfare in 19th Century Power Politics
A recension of 1832 writings arguing only Russia and the United States possess sufficient horse supply for wide military use. The piece cites Gallenga and Lansdell, notes rail journeys, naval reach, and cavalry superiority, and discusses Napoleonic era assessments of Russian horse effectiveness and officer pay, suggesting America and Russia dominate military mobility and logistics.
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Rewis
United States
Russia
la Morsia
Antonio Galleaga
Austra
Cerrar
Combael
Gallenga
Henry Lansdell
Amoor
Robert Wilko
Adda
Napoleon
Evornous Terriory
War Department Caun
Aav
Lowlon Teleurad
Value of Slang Through Growth and Imitation
Lucia Gilbert Ruath discusses how slang evolves from imitating sounds and ordinary speech. She notes how slang terms like chink for money and ticker for watch arise, then become novel usages, reflecting language growth and compact naming.
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Amd
Lucia Gilbert Ruath
Nicholas
Engines Priced Below Ten Thousand Apiece
A fragment notes engines used in a project costing under ten thousand dollars each. The source wording is partial and unclear about the project or entities involved.
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