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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
2
Classified note outlines subscription pricing for the United States and Canada at one dollar a year, with advertising rates cited as 20 cents per inch and 30 cents for continued ads. Mentions supplemental charges and unclear terms relating to contracts and onward rates.
An article reports on Methodist mission events and school activities with attendance figures and recent visits by health officials. It notes steady participation across age groups, mentions church leadership, and highlights improvements in school attendance and classroom conditions.
Children s Service with a schedule of activities and a Sunday room sermon program. The text lists timings for services including Brend and Sat toy sessions, a karate-like activity in The Aikidatr Room every Sunday at 2 30, and mentions St Peter s church events with unclear details.
Sal edits dated to a local church matter set for Tuesday at 9:00 in the evening at St Peters Feihoot. The meeting aims to consider a new, poreh Boling Ceetshioning proposal with speakers AB S. Srivind and Tecutshen.
Fragmented OCR text describes harbor construction plans in Bath related to a breakwater project. It mentions possible schoolroom or courier roles, revisions expected this year, and sizable funds tied to road board specifications. The passage is garbled but indicates public works and funding concerns surrounding harbor improvements.
A fragmented report notes a visit by Mew Vie Hegal Party at Government House following arrests related to Kibk's Represervative. The magistrate forwarded greetings to His Excellency and thanked officials, with plans for future courtesy visits and a hoped meeting at Government House in March 1913.
A ragged OCR fragment reports the death of Mr. J Goodridge and a string of local misfortunes. It notes a port accident near Seatiog dock causing multiple fatalities including four children and a man. reports of shipboard injuries. and the oased passing of Nicholas Angel. Also mentions Mrs Hell at Crosbie Total and Compressor General Sullivan in an inquiry. The piece references Port we, Mesars Chaplain and Macineyre, and the Stephano ship crew and cargo figures.
A damaged obituary note reports the death of Mrs Peary Rideout of Buck Mr. She died Sunday evening aged years after a long illness and recent attack. She leaves a sorrowing husband and five children. The community extends sympathy.
Fragmentary OCR passage questions a product method and power, mentions Newfound feud? and the entity PRANELIN Co St.Joho Agents, but details are garbled and unusable.
At Anowal High School a concert and prize distribution showcased student talent. Miss Olive Yousy led the marching group, with performances by the Gadileds of Tierty and Daisy Roderys on organ. Prizes were awarded to top performers, including notable distinctions in writing and scholarship, amid a celebratory community program.
A fragmentary report covers a church gathering on March 27 with Rev Ayscott sermon on a debated subject, followed by remarks from Rev. and lay leaders. Attendees include Wel. Big Secretary, CME Curtis, and James Burt. a horse incident and employe comments are noted amid the scattered remarks.
Local fragment recalls Staley Watt and a horse theme with a beast motif. Shaky wording hints at a Monday event involving a horse and a short exchange about a vehicle or person named Heke. Details are unclear but center on a recurring beast and a named individual.
Fragmentary notes describe proposed end to war under Governor Davidson and a plan to deploy steamers to Turkey. Mentions Bulgaria, Greenspan, and a large number of wireless reports from Eagle, with ships entering North Syuthep and Basques routes.
Fragmented text describes tax rules and penalties in a colonial setting, mentioning Witkinge wyticks Port au Fort and references to a hospital in St John's. It notes a person named Me Nraghdavernige in Stephane location and a hospital stay for illness, with scattered legal and monetary terms.
An inventor named Ge RASH fi provides a kerosene adapter claiming superior power and efficiency for engines. The design supposedly uses kerosene to improve fuel economy, with low smoke and simple operation, marketed by TRAN KEIN & Co St. John's Agents.
In a formal ceremony at the S A Barracks Ensign Earle joined Arthur May of North Side with Mis lumche Legge of Farmer's Arm in marriage, the couple's vows witnessed by family and local community.
The readable fragments describe tickets for an event with a price structure. Mentioned are a 5 oclock start time and an entertainment section priced separately. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a coherent report.
All members of S. U. F No. 12 are asked to attend Divine Service at St. Peter's Choral Sunday April at 30 o'clock. Rev A B Stiding will preach farewell sermon before departure, by order Aurauz Young.
Notice circulated that Galers for Nitrate of Sade cbr aimer fertilizers will be received near AvHE on the 15th. Call to acme points all ondera, 2.
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