Twillingate News Briefs Include Election Plans and Local Happenings
The paper notes by electoral timing in May with By-Elections in Tewnspoke, Placentia West, and Bonavista North, plus a short session to prep government work. It reports St. Peter's Church shingling near completion in two days and Parsonage work aided by good weather. Salt Pond now renamed Embree per Newfoundland Gazette. Includes maritime cargo and pricing details for harps and gear and ship sail outlook.
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House of Assembly
Tewnspoke
Placentia West
Bonavista North
St. Peter's
Lone Flier sails home after Arctic hunt and heavy sea
The Aux iliary Schooner Lone Flier captained by Saul White docked at Ashbournes Ltd after a long ice chase from St. John's beginning March 13. The voyage yielded 3200 young harps and about 70 old seals, with engine trouble injuring chief engineer Herbert Watkins and a crew of 25.
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Lone Flier
Saul White
Ashbournes Ltd
Schr
St. John’s
Herbert Watkins
Richard Rowe
Burin
William
Young
Edward Bridger
Cook
T. Drover
Frody
John’s
Memorial Hospital New Wing Campaign appeal notes donors
The New Wing Campaign Committee of Memorial Hospital reports progress with donations includingAshbournes Ltd and Change Islands. Twillingate residents and others pledge toward a $1500 goal, with cot sponsorships and plates offered. The Daily News and Royal Stores aid publicity as campaign totals reach $5100 range and momentum continues.
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Miss
Robert W- Gray
Alfred W. Kendall
Geo
Ashbournes Ltd
Canada
John Gillett
Acot
Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay
Change Islands
Emerg
The
Daily News
St. Jon's
Royal Stores Ltd
New Wing
Memorial Hospital
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Offers Quick Relief for Excess Stomach Acid
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe, fast remedy for sour stomach and indigestion caused by excess acid. It claims relief within five minutes, warns against crude remedies, and notes the product has been physician prescribed for 50 years. Gerald S. Doyle Ltd. is the sole Newfoundland agent in St. John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
Newfoundland
Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd
St. John’s
Obituary: Mrs Anne Dalley 75 in Newfoundland town
Death of Mrs Anne Dalley age 75 widow of Robert Dalley occurred March 18 after long illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs John Guy Wild Cove, Mrs Andrew Maidment, Mrs William Ings Gilesport. four sons Elias Roland Obadiah Joseph at home. three brothers James, Joseph Giddges at home William Tilt Cove Vriday's Bay. two sisters Mrs Jonathan Burt and Mrs Jabez Roberts Bluff Head Cove. Burial March 15 at Arm Cove cemetery. Funeral by Rev E Mercer from 1 Timothy 4.6-8. Grandchildren 33 and one great grandchild.
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Anne Dalley
Robert Dalley
John Guy
Wild Cove
Andrew Maidment
William Ings
Gilesport
Elias Roland
Obadiah
Joseph
James
Joseph Gidges
William
Tilt Cove
Vriday’s Bay
Jonathan Burt
Jabez Roberts
Bluff Head Cove
Arm C
Rev. E. Mercer
Timothy
Confedera tion Life Adds To Long List Of Kidney Pills Endorsements
Mr. A Carpentier of Ste Genevieve de Batiscan Quebec praises Dodd's Kidney Pills as very satisfactory. He reports kidney trouble relieved after taking the pills and urges others to begin a course to prevent backache rheumatism and lumbago from neglected kidneys.
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A Carpentier
Ste Genevieve de Batiscan
P.Q
A. Carpentier
Dodd
Oi Dodd
Boston visitor reports acute labor conditions in Massachusetts
Personal Mr. John Gillett arrived from Boston on Saturday last after two months away. He reports labour conditions very acute with many unemployed in Massachusetts. Messrs. Eli Young Allan Young and Ralph Lambert went to Lewisporte on Monday with Mr Adolphus Rice en route to Howley. Mr Cecil Simms returned from the interior a fortnight ago after work there. Travel ing salesmen H J Howlett and Herbert Harnett were in town this week. Ret F W Mitchell officiated at the L O A Anniversary service on 27th and conducted services on Sunday.
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John Gillett
Boston
Massachusetts
Eli Young
Allan Young
Ralph Lambert
Lewisporte
Adolphus Rice
Howley
Cecil Simms
H. J. Howlett
Heber Harnett
Lobster fishery dates altered for St. Barbe District
The opening of lobster fishing from Cape Gregory to Flower's Cove will begin May 20 instead of May 10, closing July 25 rather than July 15. Reports show imports of coats and harps, fires destroy West Side Corner buildings, and several vessels arrive with cargoes and fishery data amid broader trade and employment notes.
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St. Barbe
Cape Gregory
Flower’s Cove
Swile
Vort Union
Young Harp
Trinity
West Side Corner
Sandy Parsons
Hagle
St. John’s
Melbourne
Prohibition
Eagle
St John's
Hood
Port Union
Thetis
Gulf
Montreal
Renonf
St John's Board of Trade
Canada
United States
Arthur Eveleigh
Young Hood
Port Unicon
Neptune
Auxiliary fleet to install wireless sets for crew updates
Reports indicate sealing catches suggest benefit from small wireless sets on auxiliary ships so crews can report sons and husbands actions at sea. Dr. Dazxte noted for 15 seals in seven days though Capt. Sabl White aboard recorded 250 on the 26th and ongoing daily.
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Dazxte
Alto
Sabl White
Beloved Wife of Jonas Cooper Passes After Long Illness
On Monday morning March 31 she died after a lingering illness at age 33. She leaves a grieving husband two daughters one sister three brothers and many friends. A patient sufferer waiting the call of God the family mourns a devoted mother and sister with belongings laid aside in quiet finality.
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Jonas Cooper
Clair
Death of Frederick Charles Earle at age 75
Frederick Charles Earle died at Chante Islands on Saturday aged 75 after a long career in commerce. His brother Henry J. Marle, about 90, mourns his loss. Earle leaves three sons and three daughters.
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Frederick Charles Earle
Henry J. Marle
Earle
Chante Islands
Note of Thanks from Mr Jonas Caper
Mr Jonas Caper thanks all who visited him during his wife’s illness and death and those who sent letters of sympathy and wreaths for the casket.
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Jonas Caper
Religious literature distributor sought in Toronto
A notice offers four dollars per day to a Christian man or woman for distributing religious literature. For details send age and church convention to Mr. Conrad in the Tower Building, Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Tower Bldg
Toronto
Ice Cream Season Opens With Fresh Fruit Sundaes
The Ice Cream Season arrives with ready to serve fruit based sundaes and a selection of specials including dinners and lunches described in enthusiastic terms. The notice emphasizes fresh fruit ingredients and enticing offerings.
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Salt Pond
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Lone
Nea
Frank Smith
Fredk. Smith
Willingate Sun
Jesus
Confederation Life
Quebec
N. D. B. M. Hospital
St. Peter’s Lodge
U. F
Arthur Manuel
St. Andrew's Hall
Lucy Freeman
Secty
A. Barnes
Telegraph
Nova Scotia
Ada M
United States Coast Guard
New Jersey
Stewart Moors
Back Harbor Road
Alex‘andra
Gia‘logues
G. A. Tauman
Davis & Lawrence
J. W. McGrath
St John’s
Fogo
Imogene
Nascopie
Beothic
Ungar
Sagona
Viking
Ranger
Houmorist
Lone Flyer
Cute
Mmiri
FE Roberts
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