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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
Records show a debate on provincial issues shaping opinion in New Brunswick and the maritime provinces. The piece highlights expectations of federal alignment with Conservative leadership, suggesting Liberal capabilities might have claimed influence if the outcome had differed.
Observes traffic growth on Canadian railways mirrored by new equipment orders. Notes that delays in securing equipment in Canada hinder industrial development and outpace progress despite rising population and prosperity.
A fragment from the Rossland Miner notes the LeRoi concentrator is being removed as part of the district’s troubled mill history. The piece labels reckless construction and costly waste as emblematic of the era’s industrial excess in Kootenay.
A garbled passage discusses gold and silver as foundations of civilization, with hints that mining, minting, and jewelry shape wealth. Mentions steel, copper wire, and a complex system of living relying on metals, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events or individuals.
The article notes Premier Plemming's landslide win in New Beumswick and his reformist agenda. It praises his progressive policy, broader cultivation, and ongoing immigration. It mentions the St John Valley Railway under construction and plans to connect to Grand Trunk Pacific at tidewater.
Whe Canada Cement Company asserts it can meet domestic demand with a ten million bushel annual capacity and six million used. delays in transport blamed for Western shortages. It plans to build freight steamers to speed deliveries and contends government finance cuts may explain perceived monopoly. If prices stay fair, imports may not be needed once demand is met.
Readings show temperatures for the week ending June 8 1912 at the Mill region. Data include maximum and minimum temperatures average values and weekly rainfall totaling .85 inches with no snowfall. Comparisons to last year list highest and lowest temperatures and mean values.
Fore Divense to take and use water from the north fork of Mile Creek near Sidley BC. Applicant seeks a licence to divert water for irrigation. notice posted in Valeview. water recorder and Controller of Water Rights to handle filing and approval.
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