04 Aug 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1928
Page
1
A harbor note reports discharging a cargo of North Sydney Screened Coal from S S Clyde Valley. More NS screened coal is due aboard S S Cabot Fowerwiain Stem. Shippers urge to board orders as steamers unload and mentions Clyde reseel ranges and fruits including apples bananas plums and tomatoes.
A list of veterinary and household remedies including cough syrup anti pain drops kidney tablets aspirin and various tonics, ointments, creams and health products. Also mentions purity of items like pure Clover honey and a note that sick or disabled animals are supplied with needed products by S C Maley on North Side.
Custor House at Twillingate reports vessels cleared for the codfishery on July 16, 1528. The notice records ships ready to fish from the harbor and names Twillingate as the port of departure. The document reflects early colonial fishing activity and local administration.
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