Dan Forrester Reveals Truth and Foils Mill Trap
Nell forgives Dan as he discloses his real name and secret origin. He explains Stephen Marrish lured him to Carter's Mill to trap him, and Marrish dies on the ground floor while Nell is found safe upstairs. Weston learns his daughter’s suitor is his cousin and vows further discussion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Dan
Tere
Ralph Weston
Tye
Carter’s Mill
Stephen Marrish
Weston
Perry Davis Painkiller Packs Heady Liniment Claim
Perry Davis Painkiller advertised as valuable for sore throat rheumatism bruises sprains and chilblain with a 25 cent bottle and a five percent bottle option.
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Perry Davis
Proceedings of the House of Assembly June 1 1929
The House met at 11 15 am. The Prime Minister announced the illness of Mr R G Winsor of Bonavista North. The Select Committee report on the Patents Bill was not ready. The Legislative Council sent messages approving several bills and amendments. A motion recorded deep regret at the death of Mr Robert G Winsor with condolences to his family.
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Bonavista North
R G. Winsor
General Hospital
Legislative Council
Joh Parsons
Ray Roberts
Altho
Assembly
Legal Fraternity
Carter
Newfoundland
Alderdice
Death
Grim Reaper
M.S Sullivan
R. G. Winsor
Mr. Winsor
Purge Proposal Tied to Smelter Bill Amendments
The House debated a Castoria purge for Legislative Councillors while approving an amendment to a purge plan. A message from the Legislative Council announced their passage of the Smelter Bill with amendments.
Newfoundland Assembly Concludes with Condolence for Winsor
The House debated amendments to a bill and heard the Colonial Secretary deny reports of a railway purchase. Prime Minister paid tribute to late member R G Winsor of the Fishermen's Protective Union, with Scammell praising his service. The Governor prorogued the session after a wreath lay in tribute.
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Puddester
Railway Commission
Colonial Secretary
Speaker
House of Assembly
Bhutan
Sullivan
R. G. Winsor
Fishermen's Protective Union
Fisherman Politician Invested in Local Fishery
A man who represented a fishing district and invested personal wealth in the industry is described as owning two vessels supplying the local fishery and showing ongoing interest in the sector.
Lobster Export Fees Revised by Authority
The governor in council changes the Lobster Fishery Rules publishing a new export fee schedule. Lobsters packed in cases of forty eight pounds are free. other exports incur twenty cents per hundred. A $500 license fee applies with an extra $5 embossing charge for new licenses.
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H. M. Customs
Customs
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Public Notice on Section 2 of 1929 Act at St John’s
At the request of the American Consul in St. John's, the notice directs travelers to the United States to observe Section 2 of the March 4 1929 Act. It warns that any alien entering other than as designated or who evades examination or makes false representations faces up to one year in jail or a $1000 fine or both. Department of the Colonial Secretary.
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St. John’s
United States
Act of Congress
A. Barnes
Dept
Colonial Secretary
Glasses Sent by Mail for Lens Repairs
Glasses needing new lenses or repairs may be mailed for prompt service. Send the pieces to our address for quick attention.
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Mariners
Green Island
Fortune Bay
S.E
Bobs Rock
Rock
N. Lang
TLB
The
Marine & Fisheries Dept
St. Joan’s
Gilletts
Gillett
Gillett’s Lye
House
Bonavista
Fishermen's Union
Scammell
M.S. Sullivan
North
Winsor
Wesleyville
R.G. Winsor
Simonds
ST. John
ZEBRA
England
Reckitt & Sons Limited
Hull
London
Devin
Lawrence Os
J. W. McGrath
Joba
Spirin
Canada
Confederation Life
John Cook
Lewisporte
Pavid Wheeler
Dept. of Colonial Secretary
H. B. Thomson
O. D
Water St
Garland's
P.O. Box
Black Head
Lawn Harbors
P.B
B.C. Lake
Skivinen ‘of Marine & Fisheries
Dept. of Maine & ‘Fisheries
St. John's Newfoundland
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