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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
2
Thedley Gazette and Similkameen Advertiser lists subscription rates and advertising charges including rates for land notices contractor notices and transient ads. It notes publication dates, change deadlines, and general terms under which ads are accepted and adjusted.
The piece denounces postal interference in a provincial campaign, citing six Camp McKinney newspapers with four pro government items missing. It accuses authorities of targeting conservative-supporting papers and questions Ottawa's role in provincial affairs and land policy.
Manitoba elections occur today with the opposition led by a young candidate who failed to win a seat earlier. Winnipeg has gained 10,000 voters since the last election, adding uncertainty to the contest as constituencies shift and voters reassess party strength.
D J Matheson elected Phoenix mayor and heads a reform council. Police chief A H Flood dismissed after a prior scandal. Donald Gunn named chief. Fire chief W H Docksteader resigns. Gilbert McEachern appointed. New police rules end open gambling and roulette in Phoenix, BC.
Before a planned Africa trip, Rhodes delivered a London address arguing mining offers wealth, influence, and power. He claims global statistics show mining as safe as real estate and that farming is riskier, with higher failure rates. He asserts mining attracts more money and success across nations and individuals.
The article argues mining stocks offer the best profit and safety compared with mining risks and other professions. It cites Jay Gould urging swift action, choosing solid, well managed mining companies with clear propositions rather than waiting for proof.
Meteorological notice lists temperatures and headings for the week under Mary second. Readings cover daily highs and lows with wind notes and precipitation chances.
Advertisement guidance for The Spokesman-Review offers classed rates for daily and Sunday editions, including twice a week in Spokane Washington. It details ten cent per line pricing, word counts, and payment by stamps or money orders.
Notice appears under authority of statutes regarding taxes and district matters. It mentions free samples of Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy with a book on rheumatism available by mail from Racine Wisconsin. The text is garbled and references health claims and sampling details.
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