Twillingate Sun April 21 1928 public notice rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription and international rates, advertising terms, and a note on deadlines. It states subscription at 1.00 yearly to Newfoundland, 1.20 to Canada, 1.50 to England, U S A and other countries, with payment in advance. Advertising includes long term contract rates and 25 cent per inch short term ads. notes of thanks 25 cents. The paper notes late submissions may not be printed and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Nad
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Public meeting on Hospital issues eyed for Monday night
After notices signed by Dr. LeDrew circulated, residents planned a public meeting at the Court House to discuss typhoid placarding, hospital and local doctors, and relief food. The gathering was postponed to Alexandra Hall awaiting a larger venue and officials explain typhoid is for doctors and health boards, relief for the needy is for the relief officer.
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Court House
LeDrew
Alexandra Hall
Hospital Association
Toeat Tyoctors
Board of Health
St. John’s
Dept. of Public Charities
Wornell vrs Facey Libel Case Set for June 12 in St John’s
In the Daily News notice the case of Edmund J. Wornell versus Edwin Facey is scheduled for June 12 in the Supreme Court at St John’s. It arises from libel and concerns letters published in the SUN about a social sanction held last autumn.
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Daily News
Edmund J. Wornell
Edwin Facey
Supreme Court
St. John's
Ibis
SUN
Message to Mr Loveridge About No Ice in Sight
A messenger from Battle Jr. reports to Mr. S Loveridge that on Thursday there was no ice in sight from that place.
Public Meeting Draws Sharp Remarks On Monday Night
A tense community meeting addressed by Dr I. S LeDrew spurred strong remarks and calls for better conduct from involved parties during discussions on pending matters.
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Dr I. S LeDrew
Ho'ping
Sympathy and Support Letter to Doctor Parsons
Dear Doctor Parsons I am sorry your financial situation burdens you and the Hospital owes two thousand dollars I enclose a hundred dollar cheque to show goodwill toward an institution doing great good I wish the Government could be punished as Twillingdte but a government institution is seen as fair for free medical assistance by public and practitioners alike This example shows worth paying for.
Memorial Hospital appeal calls for donations to aid service
A Newfoundland message from N D B Memorial Hospital appeals to readers to support the memorial project in honor of those who served and sacrificed. It urges subscriptions, cites United States aid via Dr Parsons, and frames giving as a duty tied to faith and peace.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Gain Praise Across Canada
Mrs. B L Jamieson of North Wallace Nova Scotia reports great relief from backache and kidney troubles after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The ad extols pills purifying blood and boosting energy, urging start today and noting availability from druggists and The Dodd's Medicine Co Toronto Ontario.
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B. L. Jamieson
North Wallace
N.S
Canada
Dodd
Dodd's Kidney
Dodd's Medicine Co., Ltd
Toronto 2
Ont
Hospital staff travel by boat to start new duty
Doctors Cekado Craven and nurses Anderson Sours from U S A arrived by motor boat on Sunday to begin work at the hospital. Captain Saul White brought them from Lewisporte by team and from the ice edge aboard his boat. The Children’s Annual at the Parish Hall drew strong attendance on Wednesday and continued the next night, with proceeds totaling $265.
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Cekado & Craven
Anderson and Sours
Saul White
Lewisporte
Confederation Life Conference Delayed Public Meeting Postponed
Conference in the Court House between Hospital Association directors and Dr LeDrew and his chosen eleven yielded good results. Dr LeDrew asks us to announce the public meeting is postponed for a week and will be followed by further particulars in the next issue.
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Court House
Hospital Association
Dr. Ledrew
Note of Thanks From Mrs John Cook
Mrs John Cook expresses gratitude to all who assisted during her husband illness and to those who sent letters telegrams sympathy and wreaths for the casket following the death of her husband and father.
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John Cook
Levinz
Local visitors noted in town last week
Messrs John Gillett and Tiek Powell came from St Johns last week. Mr Glen Facey left St Johns after arrival of the Silvia from the ice for New York. Rev W H Casey of Fortune UI was in town taking up a patient from the Hospital on returning. Mr John Roberts of Change Islands was in town last week.
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John Gillett
Tiek. Powell
St John's
Glen Facey
St John’s
Silvia
Ice
New York
W. H. Casey
Fortune UI
John Roberts
Change Islands
Property listing for sale in Mortons Road area
Advertises business premises at Tizzard's Hr comprising one shop three storey Salt Store and F Fish Store three sheds and three large meadows. For price and details apply to J French at Mortons Hr. 7 a R.
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Tizzard’s
J French
Mortons
Public Matters and Political Watchfulness in the Community
A citizen laments a postponed public meeting at the Court House due to lack of space and questions why the local representative and I S LeDrew must call meetings. He warns of underlying politics and promises to seek space to publish further thoughts after the next gathering.
Hospital Finance Committee Reports Progress in Twillingate
Dear Editor the Hospital Finance Committee reports fundraising progress to date with a total of $618.00 as of April 21 and asks readers to continue voluntary subscriptions to expand the weekly donor list and ease collector workload chaired by A Hodge and signed by Mr Hadler for space assistance.
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Hospital Finance Comittee
K. M. Batten
Hadler
A. H. Hodge
Com
Bremen lands at Greenly Island after 34 hours aloft
Telegraph pages report the German plane Bremen landed at Greenly Island near Belle Isle around noon. The crew are well though the aircraft sustained damage after about 34 hours in the air. Sealing ships report totals near two hundred thousand seals, and a Canadian plane piloted by Duke Schiller reached Greenly Island the day after.
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Bremen
Greenly Island
Straits of Belle Isle
Montcalm
Greenley Islds
Duke Schiller
Greenley Island
United States
Tey
League of Nations
Arthur Huowett
St Thomas's Ch
Costia
LeBrient J
Labourget
France
William Allardyce
S.S. Nova Scotia
New ‘Foundland
Allardyce
Point Amour
Junker
Bitzmaurice
Quebec
Watashquan
Stanting
New York
Portugese
Italy
Miliia
Remesn
Grenfell
Blase Sablon
Greta Ferris
Mission Station
Baron Suetefeld
Newfoundland
Montreal
Seal Fishery
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Confederation Liffe
Twillingate Sun
I. S. LeDrew
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