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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1925
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription costs for Newfoundland Canada England United States and other countries with annual rates. Advertising rates include display ads for long and short term with adjustments by length and composition and a note about deadlines for news and ads.
Amid inland confusion over April 1925 regulations on curing and packing split herring, local writers doubt the rules will boost exports. They cite licensing, labeling, and hoop types, plus past spoilage and misaligned incentives, urging amendments to protect fishermen and merchants.
Dame Ouellet of Kamouraska says six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills improved her kidney trouble headaches and indigestion and restored her health. She urges publication to help other sick women and notes the pills strengthen kidneys and purify blood.
John H. Taylor adopted son of Mr and Mrs Hayward Taylor died at age nineteen after four and a half months of consumption. Funeral held with Commandist R Sexton officiating and burial in L. A. cemetery. Sunday School children and many friends attended. He longed to be with Jesus and the departed. OLIVE S TAYLOR Mortona Hr April 19th 25
The Twillingate District outlines a multi church gathering from May 16 to May 20 with services led by W A LeGrow W H Dotehen J J Reynolds and others. The program includes preaching services sacraments United Sunday School sessions and educational missionary and evangelical meetings at North Side South Side and Little Harbor churches.
Record of Joshua Mills death on April 5 after months with heart trouble. Funeral by Rev. Dobchon. burial at Methodist cemetery Tuesday evening. Survived by wife three sons six daughters and many relatives and friends. Deep sympathy offered to bereaved. April 18 to 25.
Note of thanks from The St Andrews Women’s sewing class for support of their sale. Proceeds totaled 162 dollars and indicate appreciation for all who helped in any way.
The Senef group lists weights for several entries including Young harps at 888-0-12 total, Young Hoody 39-1-21, Hedlamers 200-3-5, Old Harn 82-2-3, Old Moors 43-3-19 and a total 1254-3-¢ seals. The men were paid off at Port Union and the men's share has not yet been published.
Advertisements seek teachers for multiple grade levels across Arm Academy Twillingate High School and nearby districts. Positions list salaries from 140.00 to 3500.09 with openings for primary and upper departments. Applicants should submit references and experience by May 4 to the Chairman Meth Educational Board Twilingate.
Notice calls AN members to meet in their hall on Tuesday night April 28 for very important business by order of the W Master.
A letter from Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital Association praises contractor and builder H W Rideout and his sons Ted and Alf for constructing the Twillingate Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital. They note cost, training duties, and personal dedication, and wish him long life and continued service.
Testimonial signed by Association members presented to Mr Rideout at a banquet in the Masonic Temple. Speeches praised the Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital project and Rideout’s role, with thanks to Skipper Harry, Rev Henry Gilbert, Comdr Cansing, Dr Parsons, and local merchants. A note from H W Rideout thanks the Hospital Association and mentions his son Alfred and family.
Explosive attack at Sofia Cathedral during General Georgieff’s funeral kills and injures many. Bulgarian martial law declared as chaos follows. Other reports note Lisbon uprising, Buffalo fire damage, severe storm, and widespread losses across continents.
The report from the Department of Fisheries notes no gilthead fish to Peru since Mr Goodridge and criticizes appointing four commissioners. A roving commissioner idea is dismissed as hard to find. Capt Gosse and Mr Cobb urge canned goods expansion to aid the canning industry with uniform salmon size.
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