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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1945
Page
3
Authority published bill entitled An Act Further to Amend the Dog Acts 1938 1941 after first and second reading. Written comments invited to the undersigned by 14 April 1945, K J Carter Secretary for Natural Resources.
The proposed bill amends the Dog Acts 1938 41 to exclude towns from certain sections when their councils, under their governing acts, enact dog regulations. The change addresses potential conflicts between municipal animal rules and national dog legislation.
A bill amends the Dog Acts 1938 to 1941 detailing that municipal bodies or town councils in parts of Newfoundland may suspend applicable sections while they regulate control or keeping of days. The amendment adds provisions to Section 1 and Section 15 outlining conditions for local regulatory authority to supersede the act.
A council may, under its powers, make dog control regulations and extend or apply them to the area covered by those rules while in effect. The provision states the regulation area can shift as regulations change.
A catalog style listing of authors and book titles, mixing fictional entries with real works and scattered punctuation. The dense list reads like a reading room shelf card, featuring Austen, Dickens, Brontë, Doyle, and many others alongside varied titles and authors.
A mixed compilation lists authors and titles across fiction and non fiction such as Brockman Carroll Clemens Colled Collins Cooper Carc Lathrop Hoy Olcott Grey Owl Shaw Spyri Stevenson Swift Thompson Yonze Alderson Churchill and Collins. It resembles a bookstore or library catalog excerpt with varied works from Tom Sawyer to Heid and Treasure Island.
Memoriam for Mary Cull, died April 16 1942, memory kept by sisters Priscilla and Sadie Head of Comfort Cove. Poem lines recall stars at night over the lonely grave and the sorrow behind smiles.
A courtroom scene shows a prisoner seeking to tell the truth but facing continual objections from a lawyer, highlighting tension between testimony and legal objections. The dramatic exchange centers on whether the prisoner can proceed without interruption.
A witty remark notes that meddling stems from having no mind or no business of one’s own, reflecting on why some individuals intrude into others affairs. The quote underscores a humorous distinction between ignorance and overreach.
William Hicks and family of Herring Neck thank neighbors and organizations for help during wife Marys long illness and after her death on March 24. They cite sympathy letters and wreaths, praise Rev W R Baker for the funeral sermon, and acknowledge cards and wreaths from local lodges and families.
A waiter rebukes a professor over a bill that excludes his service. The professor, absorbed in a book, questions if he ate anything, while the waiter adds the charge is missing from the total.
A claim notes that every 29 hours a vessel sinks during peace time in one of the seven seas, highlighting a persistent maritime danger.
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