Twillingate Sun Advertisement Rates and Subscriptions
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription pricing of 1.00 per year within Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England and the U S all payable in advance Advertising rates include short term 25 cents per inch and long term at contract price with fortnightly composition charges Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents and late items may not be inserted Thursday evenings The paper disclaims responsibility for reader opinions.
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Twillingate
Roberts
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Newfoundland
England
U.S
Public Welfare and Health Doings Spark Local Debate
The piece argues for better Public Health funding and more medical access for the sick poor, warning that one doctor cannot serve a sparsely populated district. It notes undernourished children, disease risk, and calls for stricter enforcement against cruelty to animals and other public decencies.
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Department‘of Health
Safguard
Seizure of Seal Led to Fines in Local Court
In court Magistrate Roberts fined George Gillard $5.05 and $1.75 costs for stealing a seal or 14 days, later paid. The next day he faced burglary charges based on information from prison about cellar vegetable thefts in winter, with $8.75 value cited. A $5.00 fine plus costs or 14 days followed conviction.
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Roberts
George Gillard
George
Local seafaring and court actions reported
Mr. Arthur Manuel departed Thursday for Lewisporte then St John’s on business. Capt John Butcher and part of his crew also left Thursday for St John’s to take the Clyde for the Bay Service at navigation opening. Capt E W Roberts and crew of the Bessie Marie left Wednesday to fit the vessel for Ashbournes Ltd. K K Short is committed to Supreme Court for allegedly menacing to obtain 200 from R G Starkes. He is on bail of 2000.
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Arthur Manuel
Lewisporte
St. John’s
John Butcher
Clyde
E. W. Roberts
Bessie Marie
Ashbournes, Ltd
K. K. Short
Supreme Court
R. G. Starkes
Tea and Entertainment at Armoury chaired by Ashbourne
A large crowd gathered at the A. L. B. Armoury on Thursday for tea and entertainment. T G W Ashbourne presided while Ed Bulgin played the organ and J W Minty, an organizing officer, gave a speech.
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A. L. B. Armoury
T.G. W. Ashbourne
Ed. Bulgin
J. W. Minty
In Memory of Wil fred Pennell
In loving remembrance of Wil fred Pennell who died Easter Monday April 18 1927 His parents William and Gertrude Pennell recall his loving brow and the lonely days since he joined God's throng The verse speaks of aching hearts and a family who will not forget their darling
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Wilfred Pennell
Wilfred
William & Gertrude Pennell
Local Prosperity Ideas Delay in Twillingate Letter
A reader letter argues for extending a reader discussion on Twillingate prosperity. The writer plans to propose ideas publicly and contends prosperity depends on more than government or merchants. The author signs as THREE P'S, not Proletary, citing working class roots.
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Firrly
Tw'gate
Tw’ Gate
Black Jack roofing felt praised for durability
A local retailer markets Black Jack roofing felt as a long lasting choice. Users report strong performance and reliability from the product.
Newfoundland News Summary From St John April Highlights
Telegraph dispatch from St John reports George K McDonald named Consul General replacing Daw. House of Assembly sworn in, J Alex Winter chosen Speaker. Brigus forms an Agricultural Society. Royal Commission on the Railway tour outlined. Sealing season strong with large catches by Imogene and others. several legal breaches noted and coal trade talks ongoing. Interventions in world finance discuss Britain’s stance and the Gold Standard shift.
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St. John’s
George K. McDonald
U.S. A
Daw
South America
House of Assembly
J. Alex Winter
Burgeo
Jas. Winter
Brigus
Harold Earle
A. J. Bayley
Rocky Brook
Deer Lake
Europe
L.C A
Royal Commission On
Harbour Grace
Carboner
Heart's Content
Bonavista
jCatebie
Port Union
Trinity
Port Blandford
Grand Falls
Lewisporte Enroute
Buchans
Corner Brook
Deer Lake Enroute
St- George’s
Port Aux Basques
Imogene
Cape St. Frances
Ungava
Boothie
Terra
S.S. Eagle
Rabbit
Wm. Dawe
Express
Montreal
Nfe Wall
Great Britain
George Carter
Peter’s
Botwood
Cee “Tiswag
Allan Rideout Promoted to Accountant at Bank of Nova Scotia
Allan Rideout has been promoted to Accountant at the Bank of Nova Scotia in St. John’s. A St. Peter’s High School alumnus, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rideout of Back Harbour with uncle Mr. Harnett among his early influences and friends.
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Allan Rideout
Bank of Nova Scotia
St. John’s
Rideout
St. Peter’s High School
Harnett
John Rideout
Note of Thanks for Bernice Anstey Bereavement
The Stanley Anstey family expresses heartfelt gratitude for sympathy messages and floral tributes after the loss of their daughter Bernice. Special thanks go to Doctor Olds, nurse Mrs. Rev Hollands, and neighboring friends who aided at their home.
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Bernice
Doctor Olds
F. Hollands
Stanley Anstey
Yea and Sale of Work Raises Funds in Trazer Hall
Despite bad weather a representative crowd gathered in Trazer Hall on Thursday for a Yea and Sale of Work event, raising over $16.00 for the cause during a brief hour or two of activities.
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Trazer Hall
Call for Equal Pay and Fair Play at Central School
A reader in Twillingate questions salary disparities between Central School and Arm Academy postings, urging the United Church Educational Board to set equal wages and appoint Mr. B H Butt without bias. The letter cites Miss Muriel Young and Durrell’s Primary as benchmarks and warns of hidden motives within the board.
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United Church Educational Board
Central School
Superior
To Arm Academy
United Church
Arm Academy
B. H. Butt
The
Central
Butt
Seiupelise
Boy Scouts
Durrell
Muriel Young
Durrall
United Church Schools
Pup
Superior School
Defenda The Mother Country Letter from Twillingate on England and Baby Welfare
A Twillingate reader rebukes Mr. Elliott for an ill received letter attacking England. The writer dismisses Elliott as unwise and humorless, defends British subjects, questions a proposed Baby Welfare Clinic, and urges Elliott to focus on public affairs rather than England.
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Mr. Elliott
England
Tilliott
Elliott
Wellfare
Houston Everest Expedition Reaches Mount Everest Flight
The expedition makes a remarkable flight over Mount Everest in the Himalayas. The peak rises to 29 124 feet and a British airman earns praise for the feat.
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Mount Everest
Himalayas
Everest
Church Services Schedule Fragments
Incomplete notice lists St Peter and Andrews services with Holy Communion Matins and Evensong times. Details are partially unreadable but indicate morning and evening worship at both churches.
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S. Peter’s
Relieved Her Trouble In A Very Short Time
Mrs. H. A. Pond of Ludlow N B suffered with her back for over a year and found relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports using three boxes and being relieved in a short time and vows not to be without the remedy again. The notice cites widespread Canadian testimonials about the pills improving kidney function and strength.
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H. A. Pond
Dodd
Lost Between Mr Thomas White and Mr Lewis Clarke Arm
A note indicates a lost item found between two names at the Arm location. Two pairs of ladies fawn colored stockings are requested to be returned. A finder should leave the item in the office.
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Thomas White
Lewis Clarke
Sara
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