30 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
1
A garbled relic from The Listening Post reflects on wartime loyalties and civic duty. It references British substate loyalties, a call to defend the nation, and a dialogue about wartime behavior and obedience amid chaotic verses and snippets.
An official declaration from Canada states full commitment to the war effort. The government promises no sacrifice is spared, with every resource mobilized to support allied objectives and national defense.
In a conviction voiced by witnesses, humanity’s battle against the enthronement of force over law remains steadfast. The remark frames a moral pledge that the struggle for justice endures, underscoring a collective commitment to rightful authority and democratic values.
Aledley Cold Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 3 percent and an additional 7 percent special dividend on the outstanding capital stock. Payment is due December 31, 1915, to stockholders of record December 7, 1915. Transfer hooks remain open. Skating gains popularity in New York as winter activity rises sharply.
The writer, disjointed and erratic, recalls service in England and Canada. He mentions plans to appoint a higher head of canals, a new division, and Kitchener's army. He reflects on travels to London, Boulogne, and Cornwall, describing sights, summers, and the Canadian influence, with digressive notes on uniforms and speeches.
A fragmented wartime letter from Doc Martin describes a voyage aboard the Saxonia to a British port, rough travel notes, and reflections on cost differences between the East and West. He mentions fellow soldiers, the Mayoress, and asks after friends, sending regards to Hedley and Paddy while noting training trains and military life.
A fragmented tale depicts Henry Ford fashioning a crude engine from pipes wire and metal scraps. The Vancouver Assay Office reports October deposits totaling 498,053 dollars from 288 deposits, up from 19H deposits and 202,612 dollars lower in October prior year.
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