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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary weather note reports Supe 2b 49 Ovt 38 average temperatures 83.42 and 73 high, rainfall 22 inches for the week, no snowfall. Mentions weekly forecast and observations including averages and maxima, with garbled terms and units.
An editorial laments John Redmond and Mrs Linyd George for fueling polarised stances as Ulster faces possible governance gaps. It questions cabinet strength for provisional rule, names Carson Londonderry Abercorn Craig and others as stalwart English parliamentary anchors, while criticizing Redmond’s faction and Dublin’s civic reception dispute.
The American Good Roads Congress in Detroit urged a uniform law for road building in the United States and Canada. Canadian Deputy Minister A W Campbell, representing Canada, pledged to press for Mr Borden to agree. Indications suggest Campbell aims to win Laurier over to the good roads cause amid prior government opposition and legislative battles.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the superintendent of provincial police for renewal of the hotel licence to sell intoxicating liquor at the hotel known as the Alexander Hotel, located at Okanagan Falls, in the province of British Columbia. The renewal is to take place on the first day of December next.
The Provincial liquor authorities announce a renewal application under the 1910 Liquor Act for the hotel known as the Stithial in Heaverdell in British Columbia. The request seeks to permit sale of intoxicants at the hotel facility and outlines the superintendent of permits as the responsible official.
Thomas Walsh gives notice on October 6 1913 that an application will be made to the provincial police superintendent for renewal of the hotel liquor licence to sell liquor by retail at the Bridexville hotel in Bridenville British Columbia.
Dated at Princeton B C this 26th day of September 1913.
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