Hedley Gold Mining Company declares dividends 1914
The Hedley Gold Mining Company of New York announces a quarterly dividend of 8 percent and an additional 2 percent on outstanding capital stock. Payment is due September 30, 1914, to stockholders of record September 18, 1914. Transfer books close September 18 and reopen October 8, 1914. Secretary John D'Olarke.
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Hedley Gold Mining Company
Broadway New York
Priday
Medley
Gold Mining
John D.'Olkarke
Voigt Property Turnover Sparks Copper Venture
A new American financier group with capital of 2 million dollars, expanding to 20 million, takes over the Voigt property. The Similkmeen Consolidated Copper Co will start development at Copper Mountain with Egil F. Voigt directing field work and retaining a large interest. The deal is expected to accelerate K V railway tonnage into Prince ton.
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Similkameen
Egil F. Voigt
Voigt
Afia
W.S. “Ayres
A. Hin~ington
Hazelton, Pa
Hb, Baker
W. EB. Wheeler
Robb- McKenzie
Similkameen Consolidated Copper Co
Abole
K. V
Wich
Princeton
Quick Digestive Remedy Claims Instant Relief
F M Gillespie, druggist, touts Adler-iki a German remedy mixed with Tuckthorn bark and glycerine as antiseptic for the digestive system. He says a single dose removes sour stomach fullness and constipation, drawing out impurities and impressing Hedley residents with quick results.
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Hedley Loci
F. M. Gillespie
Concert and Dance for Patriotic Band Charity
Hedley event combines a concert and dance to support the Patriotic Fund raising over $115. The Sisters Maisons and local talents entertained a grateful audience, with Mrs J A Brown and Mrs Tom Daly drawing praise. After the show, guests moved to Star Theatre for a joyous dance and late refreshments. Proceeds exceeded a thousand dollars in the broader fundraising effort.
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Pateiovic
Glee
W. J. Forbes
Jack Howe
Miss Tompkins
Keremeos
Kerewmans
J. A. Brown
Hedley
Tom Daly
Our Town
W. M. Daly
Apron and Tie Benefit Dance for Ladies' Basket Ball Club
A Friday evening event at Fraternity Hall drew townspeople and mine workers for a fundraiser in aid of the Ladies' Basket Ball Club. The Hedley Band Orchestra provided music, refreshments were served by the ladies, and the lottery element boosted fun and profit as dancers enjoyed a lively, crowd-filled night with a positive balance reported by the refreshment committee.
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Hedley
Resumes Work After Mine Heating Issue
The Gazette corrects earlier reporting on Princeton collieries fire impact. Mayhyer Waterman states heating was found in an abandoned area east of the Slope. The Government Inspector ordered isolation with permanent stoppings, miners laid off five days, now back to work and winter tonnage not expected to be affected.
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The
Gazette
Princeton
Hyer Waterman
Ma. Waterman
Prospects for Mexico Peace Bright After Huerta Overthrow
Washington officials view the outlook for permanent peace in Mexico as brighter than since Madero was toppled by Huerta. With reports from Mexico City and Chihuahua City, Gen Ovilla's headquarters, they expect the Villa Carranza split to be resolved by Carranza’s retirement as first chief of the constitutionalists and the election of Fernando Iglesias Vilderon as provisional president.
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Mexico
Madero
Huerta
Mexico City
Chihuahua City
Genovilla
Washington
Villa
Carranza
Fernando Iglesias Vilderon
Season's Work Over At Camp Clifton Dia mond Drills
With the close of last month one diamond drill at Camp Clifton ceased operations marking the end of a year’s work. A second drill will run for another month as weather allows while exploration results remain guarded. The company signals uncertainty about next year but high odds favor drills resuming in spring.
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Camp Clifton
Tany
Sloun
United Copper resumes shipments after mining pause at Grand Forks
After a period of idleness caused by the Grinby Smelting Company suspension, United Copper mines in Chewelah restart ore shipments on October 1. Conrad Wolfe, president, signs a two year contract with Consolidated Mining and Smelting for treatment of the entire product. Freight cuts by Great Northern Railway boost net returns. mine development continues with 500 foot drift and nine feet of clean shipping ore. Output planned at 223 tons daily with 100 tons shipped crude and 125 tons treated at a concentrator.
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Grinby Smelting Conpany
Grand Forks
United Copper Mines
Tha Ming
United Copper Company
Great Northern Railway Company
United Copper
United Copps Simit
Wolfe
EB. A. Wolfe
M. D. McIntosh
Rossland
Antwerp Fortifications and Wartime Sentiments Across Regions
The article notes Antwerp as a highly fortified city with 1860s forts upgraded to an eighty mile circular front. It also reports over 100,000 Japanese students learning English in Chinese and Japanese schools, a dense German Canadian community contributing to the Canadian Patriotic Fund, and a Vancouver Board of Trade member expelled for opposing British war support.
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Antwerp
Seendney Schools
Japan
Berlin
Ont
Canada
Canadian Patriotic Fund
O. A. A. Pee
Vancouver
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Sait
Herbert G. Freeman
British Columbia
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Caxada
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Sheffield
Eng
Beatty Street
B.C
O.m
A. F. Alm
Hedley Lodge North A
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A. Creelman
Freeman
L.O. L
Hedley Lodge
S. Knowles
W. M. G. P. Alton
J.L. Masters
Prete
North Main
R. P. Brown
Penticton
Dkawen
P. W. Gregory
Star Building
Ernests
Lail
Walter Clayton
H. Co. Gill
Britton Mtock
Hilliard
Topley
Hotel Similkameen
F. J. Dollemore
Great Northern Hotel
John Jackson
Mr. Waterman
Murdock
T. Bradshaw
Miss Paton
O. Nelson
R. Lockhurt
Pees Tee R. Anderson
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Polloca
Fred Bates
Bhaee
Tee Giuseppe di Gregorio
Paolo Corsini
Enrico Jiardini
W. M. Evans
D. Henderson
Renee
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