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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1950
Page
3
Beloved husband and father Dorman Slade passed March 29, 1948. The family writes of sorrow and remembrance, noting his quiet strength, the empty chair, and the love that endures. Messages from Mrs. Kate Slade and family express cherished memories and prayers for peace.
Ottawa researchers react to a United States weather experiment summary discussing atmospheric conditions, propulsion tests, and recovery efforts. The report notes long standing challenges in combustion chamber design and fuel behavior under extreme cold and turbulent conditions, linking past and future research.
The Grouch with Seourir support outlines a 1914 program to aid local welfare, including a long distance line expansion and dividend adjustments to cover costs. It notes a six th annual statement showing capital of 33 680 and 1949 1950 profit of 427 35, with dividends suspended to fund expenses. A sale of home necessities is advertised by W T Rawleigh Co in Montreal.
The Twillingate group led by a local figureFriends promoted an insurance venture with modest paid capital and small citizen investments. A four percent dividend and a $100 volunteer brigade contribution followed, with one hospital damage claim recorded. The piece praises civic effort over profit and urges broader application of the model to spur regional development.
A garbled text fragment mentions buying a quart of tea bread, a box of candy, and a ticket to an event. It also references town voting and planning to travel on Sunday. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The exchange compares the Lexus saddle and the Waplish saddle and asks riders which is preferred. It notes a difference between a Texas cad ee wath wa and an English eeodvite buen t hew rider, and suggests the English saddle may be favored for heavy transport.
Sporting 303 British rifles converted and unconverted military models offered with high power repeaters and long barrels. Prices £37 10s and $27 50 with 92 50 per box ammunition. C.O.D. shipping from Montreal 2098 St. Catherine St. Montreal Que.
A woman boards a bus and waves farewell to a friend saying she will be with them soon. The conductor replies with a brisk jab about the bus being full, ending the exchange on a sharp note.
The grand jury returned bills against nineteen men for wilful disorder in May and June 1834, with Sir William Whiteway and other counsel for the Crown. Boone defended, the jury acquitted the prisoners, and in a later trial he was again acquitted. The reminisced speaker recalls Boone as a witty, adept cross examiner who later entered politics in St Barbe, with a notable 1882 election fought aboard the steamer Leopardo. The piece recounts early Newfoundland politics, coalition events, and Boone’s enduring influence in law and public life.
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