21 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1928
Page
1
Fresh and pickled sausages pasteurized cheese macaroni boned ham and many pantry staples arrive for sale. Fresh beef just arrived from Lewisporte boosting local meat options for shoppers.
Comprehensive list of veterinary and household remedies and supplies including tonics syrups ointments powders soaps cleaners aspirin worm remedies baby care items flavorings and polishes. Offers Pure Clover Honey 50c per pound and notes stock of anything needed for sick or disabled animals by S. C. Maley on the North Side.
Telegraph dispatches from April 17 note a small wild patch of weather and a Beothic cargo of 300 harps. Terra Nova remains jammed, Neptune anchored at Port au Port awaiting wind change. Fire destroys Hizkiab Dyke house. inhabitants escape via windows. Railway Commission plans rerailing near Thumbermouth Port aux Basques with 70 pound rails. Major Fitzmaurice reports Seven Islands flight near Cape Race blocked by blizzard and engine trouble. fuel scarce forcing a landing. Moscow Easter deaths tallied at 21 from vodka and violence, with many wounded and 1500 arrests. Bulgaria rocked by a severe earthquake.
Sealing ledger reports Beothic 19000 Ungava 23000 Ranger 19000 and Viking 7500 with et al totaling over 200000. Names and figures indicate a large catch across vessels. The summary reflects quantities by vessel and overall volume.
Mr Charles Guy expresses gratitude to the men who generously came and shingled his house on Thursday. The note acknowledges their effort and community spirit in completing the work.
Notice invites attendees to an Army Hail on Wednesday April 25 at 7 30 p m. Scouts and Guards will demonstrate. After the programme tea is served in the school. A Sale of Work with ice cream and candy for sale will also take place.
Magistrate Wornell states he misunderstood Mr Stewart Moors Monday night and, having received an explanation, is prepared to exonerate him from insult and disrespect. He urges careful remarks to avoid trouble.
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