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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
2
An aged notice outlines advertising rates and advance subscriptions for public notices. It references daily notices and a $5.00 charge per day for certain notices, with terms that imply broader countrywide distribution and curtited land notice references.
A historical critique discusses Taft's stance on reciprocity and imperial strategy, arguing Sir Wilfrid Laurier may be unknowingly aiding a plan to betray Canada. The piece cites Borden's naval policy, mixed reception in Britain and Canada, and disputes over the Globe's editorial framing.
The readable bits reference British politicians and figures such as Lloyd George and Lateler with garbled surrounding text. It mentions supporters or elites, and hints at an analysis of British politics but the fragment is incoherent and lacks clear events or outcomes. The passage seems to sketch a partisan view without verifiable details.
The text argues that Sir Wilfrid Laurier and followers show unwarranted hostility to Premier Borden’s railway policy and British involvement. It argues British investment has boosted Canada’s industry and employment, and questions jealousy over British workers gaining jobs from ships Britain plans to build for Canada.
Proderick Howell of Keremeon Ranchers seeks a licence to take 100 inches of water from Sheep Creek flowing west toward Okanagan Lake at Penticton. Water diverted 20 chains west of LA corner for irrigation under Fred Howell's preemption. Notice published October 4 1912. Objections must be filed with the Water Recorder at Fairview.
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