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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
2
A local notice from Hedley British Columbia announces advance subscriptions for the Heaney Gackrik painting company and Lastreb, listing Wed on Thursdays as the scheduling note.
The article lauds the Governor General Lord Grey as a model viceroy who deeply engages with Canada. It praises his humor, mobility, and timely, practical actions from Vancouver to the Yukon, noting his influential letter to Premier McBride on British Columbia's economy and his ability to connect with Canadians more than predecessors.
A speaker addresses Canadian Club audiences across towns in Canada and imperial statesmen in London. He sticks to his theme of Canada, presenting a passionate, Canuck perspective that resonates with Canadians and keeps his supporters engaged.
The Ottawa Citizen denounces what it calls gross deception over a special Ross rifle issue used for Bisley. The paper says the Ross Rifle Co claimed the rifles were identical to those issued to Canadian troops and labels that statement a deliberate falsehood, unfit for Canada’s image until clarified.
Washington state faced a drop in marriages after a law required both spouses to undergo medical exams before licenses. Residents traveled to British Columbia for the procedure, boosting weddings there. Washington courts now challenge the validity of BC marriages performed under those circumstances.
The article notes steady gains at the mine with free gold appearing on the new face and ore piles growing on the steep hillside. Aerial tram prospects are discussed to move ore to bunkers, rail shipments to continue, and manager Pollock is credited for efficient development amid limited equipment. A. B. Clabon’s visit signals potential expansion and plant installation.
Labor Day events are set with a rock drilling contest Monday morning and afternoon races including 600 yards, 100 yards, 220 yards, and a pistol shooting event. Other attractions feature a horse race, ladies saddle gaddle, a cowboys event, and a tennis match with prizes, including a handsome cup for best saddle horse race.
The Victoria Colonist notes a push against British goods due to India’s silver depreciation and the gold standard. It warns China could push Europeans from India’s market, urging restoration of silver coinage to end financial unrest and political tension. Also mentions Hon. John Dryden’s death and Benjamin Price becoming a Canadian senator.
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