St. John's Budget Highlights Ship News and Local Matters
The weekly budget from St. John’s covers budgetary notes on society funds, a bank fishery split, and a moving tale of a sick man dying after a hospital shock. It notes a fire at the Dry House of the Damilaion Steel Co on Island and a tribute to Harvey Hodge. It mentions a legal fine for violation of the prohibition act, a bishop’s progress, and various travel and shipping items including the Terra Nova crew changes and seal prices rising to nine dollars.
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Vale
B. T. Society
Mortis
Vcala
Agen
Og Vane
He Wien
Westie
Union Trading Car
Ome Stermer
Mae Mallord
Damilaion Steel Co
Cateht
Fry
Harvey Hodge
Wolods
France
Pally
Hodge
Tore
Terra Ova
Bowring
Richard Neyle
Tuit
Telefrum
Frelie
Afacpherton
St. John's
Brepfell
Biafgoon -Najor Sfuspherion
Major Macpherson
Centenarian Passes Away Lived In Six Obits
A centenarian named Tiare, resident of St George’s for decades, died aged 107. The obituary highlights his early life with parents, memories of ships and trains, and his view on West Cassiline pioneer history. He lived in retirement near six monarchs from Cicorne II to King George VI.
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St.George's
St. Patrick's
Salamon
Dutt
St. Grorue's
Wwe
Arly
Cicorne II
George IV
Willa V
Twillingate Boys Acquire Northport Haws
Two Twillingate youths, Frank and Rowlsis, acquire Northport haws from Mesera and Prank Bike lave purchases noted in the Northport News weekly. Former Twillingite residents Frank and Rowlsis previously worked with Lux Offer. The paper ends with a wish that the young woodsmen uphold regional war traditions.
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Twillingate Boys
Northport Haws
Mesera
Northport News
Washington
Nothport
Frank
Rowlsis
Wid Frukke
Lux
Pond Ass’ Friolirs
Sewenapar Wien
Nerviline Promised Quick Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a specific cure for neuralgia and related pains. It claims rapid relief from throbbing neuralgia, headaches, and nerve pains, urging readers to buy large family size bottles and avoid other remedies. The piece cites a Mrs. Evans case as proof and warns against taking anything else.
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Evans
Maglc
Mrs. Evan
Je Hutone
Bse
Orday
Obituary of John Skinner of Hart's Cove
The death of John son of Mr Thomas Skinner of Hart's Cove occurred on Taurstay at about one year old. The young man was a victim of the dreaded white plague. Flo had been working at St. John's and reformed during the winter. Two brothers from Wx came from Toronto this week to see him. To the parents and relatives the Suy extends sympathy.
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John Skinner
John
Thomas Skinner
Hart's Cove
Taurstay
Flo
St. John's
Duride
Toronto
Hit
Unclear harbor dispatch reports naval moves and local notices
A Springdate correspondent relays scattered items including vessel work for Mr Clarke, a 400 long craft estimate, mentions of Mr Shoartle Hurle business cluster, changes of management and probate, and a lecture by Pre Phil Jensen now in Canadian army. Also notes a Masonic Temple project at Notre Date Lodge, a presentation to W Mackay, hospital erection at Little Fay, and a claim of no doctor from Pilleys Lland to St Anthony.
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Brethren of Notre Date Lodge
W. Mackaybie
Reesie
Little Fay
Pilley
Lland
Anthony
Concert Accoheert Under FP Patronage at Alejandro Tall
Concert under FP UT patronage will occur at Alejandro Tall on April 1. Admission 20 cents, reserva veurs 200, door opens at 7:20. Captain A Tes Gillett reported telegram from Trem Cape, noting Winsor claimed the heaviest cargo this year, 87 tons heavier than any other, totaling 548 tons.
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Accoheert
Alejandro Tall
A. Tes
Gillett
Cape
Win
Winsor Bia Weere
Regimental Nation Men May Apply For Imperial Silver War Badge
Eligible men of the regiment who have been honorably discharged or retired may obtain the Imperial Silver War Badge by sending an application to the Commanding Officer Nil d Regiment Headquarters. Include full general representative number and postal address by mail.
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Raul
Are Our Schools Ventilated Properly In Fact
The piece argues that many schools lack adequate ventilation and that teachers bear excessive responsibility for cleaning and safety. It urges school boards to ensure proper air flow, open windows, and better maintenance, warning of health risks to young students.
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Ehild
Howe
Toffer
Tivery
Aboand Tower
Ana Ilevd
Gres
Alring
Vti
Mepgeraus Genie
Bhalia
Wes
Tomma
Jevler
Four Howsvisia men off on Wednesday search for seals
A fragment describes four men from Howsvisia driven away on Wednesday while hunting for seals. Two were rescued, one drowned, and one remained unaccounted for, with sparse details about the event and location.
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Thucsday
Howsvisia
Astor Club Meeting Notices And Thank You Message
A notice from Mrs. Coxsea thanks Bonny Bays Clubs for $20,001 and signals a meeting of the Astor will be held on Wednesday. The message references W. P. AeA W. B.A Ibey and M. Howlett as secretary in a brief club update.
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W. B
Ibey
Telephone Go Directors Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Directors of the Twitlingate Telephone Company on Saturday night April 14 at W B Tormple's residence Mavael Ay.
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Twitlingate Telephone Company
W. B. Tormple
Vesiieice
Unclear OCR Note on Regiment Offer Pitfalls
Fragmentary record notes Ms Andrews receiving a word about Chud offering bio self for the Regiment but not passing. Clatc, formerly with Sum, is now employed at the Star Office, journal's.
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Andrews
Dango John's
Chud
Clatc
F Ormer
Star Office
Joun
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St. John’s
Airy
Mica
Job
Trenassy
Cape Broye
Awis
Stecion
Express
Seine Ebern
Clarke
Shoartle Hurle
Phil Jensen
Carreast
Gromotad
Rom
Xinge George
J. W. Hodge
W. P. Aea
Acy
M. Howlett
Mavael, Ay
Wolverine
Wolverine Club
Vasa Sasaneanr
Wneaanant
Sh.p
W.b.temple
Twillingate
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