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Newspaper
Hosmer Times
Location
Hosmer, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
In the column on building failure the article stresses the architect’s heavy responsibility in designing and overseeing a large structure. It warns that miscalculations of weight, pressure, and material standards can cost lives, underlining the need for thorough understanding and exact oversight in construction.
A string of recent refusals by landlords to rent houses to families with children sparks a debate on housing policy and parent rights. The writer argues for laws against discrimination and promotes child-friendly housing as a public good, urging legislative action to ban such refusals and encourage buildings designed for families.
A mixed Rossland digest reports a hen egg with a tail and a miner's license in BC. Winnipeg hosts 300 homesteaders seeking $300,000. Hugh and Mrs Burr mark 50 years in the province. Kelowna glass breakage hits Courier office. Prince Rupert barbers push a milk bylaw. Jack Griffiths improves after a head wound from hunting near the Boundary. Nickie Plate mine declares a 3 percent dividend for the third time since August. Real estate activity rises in Rossland with gardening lots. A proposed narrow gauge railway would haul ore from Mammet lake district via Nicola to Ashcroft. Fred Carty wins $15,000 vs BC Electric for streetcar injuries. The Revelstoke stabbing convict is deemed insane. Harry Johns leads Rawhide mine at Phoenix aiming 1000 tons daily to Greenwood. Grand Trunk Pacific west of Edmonton ends at 118 miles, wages about 35 per month. Coryell brothers return to Grand Forks after Cariboo survey. John Coryell, Boer War veteran, owns oil lands in South Africa developed by Standard Oil.
A brief, opinion style note compares halting an advertisement to stopping a clock to save time, framing the idea as a humorous paradox about cost versus efficiency. It emphasizes the counterintuitive notion that reducing spending may not yield the expected gains.
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