Twillingate Sun April 7 1934 editorial space
The Twillingate Sun notes subscription details and advertising rates and announces freeing space for a Rev Oliver Jackson article. It lists annual rates for Newfoundland Canada England U S and other countries and sets display and short term ad charges. It also mentions policy on letters and notes of thanks and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S.A
Oliver Jackson
B. Re
Youths urged to reclaim land and grow food in Newfoundland
In a call to action Newfoundland youth should claim Crown lands or rent small plots to grow vegetables and grains. The plan spans Bell Island to the entire island, urging groups to clear land, improve soil, and cultivate crops to feed families, boost health, and sustain the economy amid unemployment.
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Newfoundand
Newfoundland
Bell Island
Bell Isand
Island
Agriculture and Mines Office
Duckworth Street
St. John’s
Humber
Exploits
Labrador
Ambiguous Text Fragment From Historic Speaking Note
The fragment hints at motivating workers to tackle problems and sing a patriotic pledge. It mentions overalls and a call to dedicate head heart and hand to the Motherland through the years. No clear event date or credited speaker is evident.
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Motherland
Mother’s back relief from Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Mrs. Van N Griffin of Mount Stewart P E I recounts a long strained back that left her bedridden. After trying various remedies she used three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and her back pain disappeared, with the text urging kidney care and claims of preventive benefits.
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Dodd
Mount Stewart
Aprill Gad
van N. Griffin
In Loving Memory of Phillip Churchill and Charles King
In Loving Memory notices note Phillip Churchill who passed April 1932 and Charles King who died March 23 1933. The poems express sorrow and remembrance inserted by family members acknowledging the losses and lasting grief.
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Phillip Churchill
Charles King
Notre Dame Troupe Stages Three Act Comedy The Blue Bag
The Notre Dame Troupe staged The Blue Bag at Alexandra Hall on Monday night with eleven performers. The TA A Orchestra, led by Mr Frank Anstey, played selections before and between acts. The plot centers on a hotel lobby investigation of smuggled jewels with two partygoers arrested after using disguises. proceeds totaled 114.25.
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Notre Dame
Alexandra Hall
T.A.A
Frank Anstey
Shors
Boy Scouts
Old
Memorial Hospital
Muncklyn
Obadiah
Cindy
F. B. Pardy
Grace Patten
Moreton
Railway and Hotel Control of Utilities
The Railway and Hotel gain control of key utilities in a strategic move. Officials say the measure consolidates services under the two entities, aiming to streamline operations and oversight amid growing regional needs.
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Railway and Hotel Coimentaré
Newfoundland Sea and Commerce Updates From April 1935
Reports detail Richard Corcoran inheritance clues from Cromwell & Co International Probate Service in Boston seeking relatives in Newfoundland. Sealing vessels Thetis and Beothic log fishery progress with 40 700 pelts on board and 1 millionth seal by Captain Abram Kean on the Beothic. Commission of Government discusses aerial surveys and new chief surveyor to advance natural resources work around St John s and Labrador.
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St. John’s
Cromwell & Co . International Probate Service
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Richard Coreoria
Newfoundland
Richard Corcoren
Mark Clarke
Thomas
St. Philips
St. George's Coal Fields, Ltd
Comppany
LP. & P.co
ALN, D. Co
Geo. Simpson
R.C
Hou
T. Lodge
Methodist College Literary Institute
Commission of Government
Beothic
Abram
Kean
Blue Peter
Co Bord
Ragle
Wis
Department of Natural Resources
Labrador
Forbes
Teachers and First Clare Girls raise funds at Frazer Hall social
Confederation Life reports a Tuesday night social at Frazer Hall hosted by The Teachers and First Clare Girls of the N.S. U.C. Sunday School to support the school fund.
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N.S. U.C
Frazer Hall
Commission of Government Meets on Fisheries Plan and Bait Supply
The Ninth Meeting of the Commission of Government was held at the Cree nial Building with Governor presiding. Messia Job Bros. & Co. Ltd. won a tender for a million pounds of bait at 2 cents a pound to be stored in St. John’s and used at new depots in Conche Joe Batt’s Arm Bonavista and Bay de Verde. Eight District Fishery Officers and a Chief Fishery Inspector were appointed to oversee coastwide operations. A fishery development scheme was approved in principle with details to be refined by the Natural Resources Commissioner. The meeting adjourned at 1:15 p.m.
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Commission of Government
Criénial Building
Messia Job Bros. & Co. Ltd
St. John's
Conche
Joe Batt
Bonavista
Bay de Verde
S.5
Blue Peter
St. John’s
Jin St. John's
Eovirons
Commission of Government Holds Maritime and Forestry Session
The Tenth Meeting of Commission of Government met in the Colonial Building at 10 15 a m on Saturday March 22. Richard St Barbe Barker proposed a three month visit to Newfoundland to aid silviculture at his own expense, a cordial offer accepted. The Commissioner for Natural Resources will arrange three stage vessel bounties to aid builders, with funds released after inspection. The Museum shifts to Public Utilities control and exhibits move upstairs. a first floor library and reading room discussed. A commissioner will study lumber woods employment. F Gordon Bradley accepts the post, Claude Fraser named Secretary.
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Richard St. Barbe Barker
Silviculturist
Wilfred Grenfell
Newfoundland
Public Utilities
Commission of Government
F. Gordon Bradley
K.C, L&b
Claude Fraser
Government notice on employment in Newfoundland forests
The Commissioner opens an inquiry into employment on forest operations in Newfoundland and may make recommendations. The inquiry will proceed at pace.
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Newfoundland
Gifletts Lye cleans drains and disinfects all
Dissolves clogging grease without harming plumbing and enamel. Use full strength weekly to keep drains free running. Clams it cuts through grease while killing germs and odors. Get a tin from grocer and request the Gifletts Lye Booklet for tips and soap making. Standard Brands Limited, Fraser Ave and Liberty St, Toronto, Ontario.
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Giflett
Nero
Lye
Address Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Avenue
Liberty Street
Toronto
Ontario
Gillett's PV Cars Over The S U F Card Party
The S U F Card Party and Dance at Gillett's Hall drew a good crowd on Wednesday. A Lodge fund raffle raised money, with Wiener contestants receiving prizes and the Lady winning a pot of vanishing cream while the Gentleman faced other challenges.
Drowning Fatality Reported at Fogo February Detail
A drowning occurred at Fogo with initial reports listing Mark Warrick, age 49, as a victim. Police stated the incident happened near an ice floe, with bystanders gathering as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Fogo
Mark Warrick
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Sweer
Prince Edward Island
Souis
Town Planing Commission
Long Shoremen’s Protective Union
A. K. Snelgrove
Snelgrove
Imogene
Thetis
Mr. Bowring
John Hope Simpson
F. C. Alderdice
General Hospital For Treatment, Ltd
U.S. Eagle
Harps
Boothic
Terra Nova
Repthic
Ungava
Hagle
Neptune
Ranger
Thetia
Confederation Life
Lua
Zach
Pilpriva
Gillett
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