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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR summary shows vague tariff style notes, reference to Twillingate Mil Tar Sty and subscription terms. Mentions fuel rates, concert references, special rates and contracts. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations provided.
A fragment discusses April, oil trust dissolution, and the public burden of regulation. It argues Standard Oil’s breakup proves powerful monopolies attract free advertising, raise prices, and shift costs to the public as laws are debated and contracts scrutinized. The piece warns that the public bears the costs when legal battles persist.
Vague report describes disturbances and property damage as police crack down on youth disorder. Officials debate suppression methods while some say public notices mislead. observers urge better community action and restraint.
The telephono line poles have rejected the contract for Mr Hiveleighy as the lowest lender new terms await government permission. Once finalized the matter will be resumed. Channel inspections suggest the proposals are workable and satisfactory to all involved.
Fragmentary travelogue recounts a voyage from Twillingate to New York with reflections on weather shipboard life and cities visited. It notes a long overland trek, foggy seas, the Bruce ship arrival, Sydney and Bridgeport stops, hotel stays, and impressions of Atlantic Avenue atmosphere and local rail noise.
In a brief town notice the community recalls Pa. Yambuly, the late figure who built a famed circus with fifty plomens. The short item honors his contribution and notes his passing near the town.
The notice outlines Sunday services including communion and litany. It lists class times for May and weekly sessions in the association room, with details on sermon timing and participant names. The document mentions specific attendees and a contact line for further information.
A local company staged an acclaimed operetta titled Phuladay night cacht Mexandrs Hall with a strong cast. The performance featured Mr Anstey delivering a suspenseful scene and praised costumes by Messrs L Larle and C Le Hodge. Despite lighting issues, the audience applauded the show and a repeat is anticipated.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a gas production facility with eighteen or more stationary or marine plant operations. It notes a Wolverine Factory drive and engines cckoted to eight shies, urging interested parties to furnish particulars and provide installation and operating instructions.
Reported Friday night disappearance of two youths, sons of men named Roster, who planned a walk but did not return as darkness fell. Allies searched by foot, found at dawn near a water source. authorities estimate arrival near 2 a.m. Saturday during third shift.
Ashbourne for Bermude, director Win Ashbenee resumes health after hospital stay. Doctors advise recuperation in Bermude where he will likely spend a month as nature arrives in this country.
Report from the South Island region notes Mr. Win Rubbonme leading efforts to locate a long sought seam after coal indications were found. Diverse parties retrieved lamp samples and evaluated the coal as high quality steam coal rich in hydrocarbons, sparking cautious optimism for a regular seam discovery.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Frans Roberts and Captain Robert Young with unspecified movement toward Lewisport and St. John's this week, mentioning an outpost and scouting. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm a full news item.
A motion from the City Fathers discusses replacing the old Waterford River bridge with a new structure, foregone as likely to match the previous design. Other notes mention local deaths, police activity, a hockey league recovery plan, and community prep for resumed work at Treparsey branches.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a promotion notice likely about a quarter dock and individuals named Horwood and St Toba, with references to best wishes and a house master. The readable items are scattered and incomplete, but indicate a promotion or appointment.
Fragmentary notice notes a court case involving J. W. Hodge with references to appearances before a court. It mentions a receipts acknowledgment, charges described as moderate, and room and living arrangements tied to a lodging or hotel setting. The garbled text omits clear names, dates, and the exact legal action.
The text critiques honesty and skill in trades, contrasting artisan pride with widespread shoddiness. It laments degradation of work ethic, accuracy, and accountability, warning that trust in labor quality hinges on virtue, not mere technique, amid broader societal decline.
A community meeting at Ghureh outlined plans for a new St Peters parish building. Details cover site selection, layout, and future facilities including a spacious hall and classrooms. The report notes construction depends on operation dates and funding.
A garbled OCR passage references St Peter’s Church and a Wednesday event. It mentions labor, giving time, listening, and a concluding line praising those who donate effort to a good cause, but the text is unreadable and incomplete.
Event notice for Viet Gall held by the Gym waste Club on Motortug 23. Doors open at 7:30, culivencl at 8:00 sharp. Reserved seats 50c, general admission 0c.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Monday event by the Xm Lads Brigadewvat with a lively, if garbled, program. Guests praised performances by Stink Suytos and Dy Menara Avibovese, with dancing and seating arrangements noted. The passage ends with thanks to the ladies for their efforts.
An unclear fragment describes a mail event and a travel issue on Friday. It hints at a fair or attack context but lacks concrete details, names, places, or dates to establish a clear news item or outcome.
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