Twillingate Sun Advertising Rates Notes and Contact
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription costs for Newfoundland Canada England and the U S A with rates in advance. It outlines advertisement pricing including long term display ads at contract prices and short term ads at 25 cents per inch and notes that late letters may not be inserted.
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A . Ew
Twillingate
Mid
Roberts
Guy Part
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Newfoundland Hospital Fee Plan Brings Family Coverage
A letter discusses a new Hospital Fee plan offering $10 per year for a family and $5 for eligible individuals. The scheme covers examinations, ward charges, part of X rays and operations, with extras for certain services. It aims to reduce personal bills and keep the facility running at full capacity.
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Olds
Twillingate
New World Isands
Notre Dame Bay
Board of Health
Ida M. Hope Motorboat Captain Robert Young In Easton
The fragment mentions the motorboat Ida M. Hope with Captain Robert Young and Dr Thom, connected to Easton. Details are incomplete but indicate a maritime subject involving named people and a location.
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Ida M. Hope
Robert Young
Dr Thom
Easton
Mrs Catherine Inder of Botwood Dies at 85
Mrs Catherine Inder widow of Samuel Inder of Twillingate died suddenly in Botwood on Friday the 27th at age 85. A daughter of Thomas Pride of Wild Cove she lived with her son James Inder who runs a Botwood mercantile business.
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Catherine Inder
Botwood
Alto
Samuel Inter
Twillingate
Thomas Pride
Wild Cove
Inder
James Inder
Newfoundland Focus in Tourist Edition Promoted
Halifax Herald reproduces its July 18 issue with a Tourist Edition devoted to Newfoundland and richly illustrated. The insert emphasizes regional sights and travel interest for readers.
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Haifax Herald
Constable Brazill Assigned Relief Commissioner Duty
Constable A. Brazill of St. John's police staff is transferred to Notre Dame Bay duties as Relief Commissioner and constable in charge from Point of Bay to Leading Tickles. He has cleared over one hundred relief lists, investigates dole fraud, and is praised for a career including Labrador patrols and roles as teacher wireless operator and ship purser. Correspondent. July 24, 1934.
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A. Brazill
St. John’s
Notre Dame Bay
Winsor
Jones
Point of Bay
Botwood
Brazill
Labrador
Argyle
Sagona
Dole
Const
Brazils
Beothic Relics Unearthed Near Farmers Head
Archaeologists near Farmers Head uncover Beothic artifacts including a tomahawk and a curved knife at Summerford. The items suggest historic indigenous use of the area and may indicate past trade routes. Local officials caution ongoing excavation and preservation.
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Farmer’s Head
Summerford
Pardons Granted for Men Imprisoned Over Passage on Ruins and Prospero
The men imprisoned for taking passage on the ruins and on the Prospero have been pardoned with Governor approval. While arrest and sentence followed law, the Government and presiding judge showed sympathy for the men who cited unsatisfactory national conditions. Three writers in the Ray Roberts Guardian claimed the Dawe story presented a different view of conditions.
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Ray Roberts Guardian
Dawe
Motor Yacht Dorothy Offers Passenger Service and Excursions
Motor yacht Dorothy is fitted to carry passengers and conduct excursion trips to any place in the Northern Districts. Rates are reasonable and accommodation is as required. Communicate with A Colbourne or Mr. Frank Linfield.
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A. Colbourne
Frank Linfield
Tenders invited for Abbott's Point properties at Twillingate
Notice calls for tenders to purchase all land and waterside premises at Twillingate Northland known as Abbott's Point. Includes warehouses stores wharves and buildings formerly occupied by Ocean Products and Sebplk Mantes. Suitable for cold storage and general business. Adjoining the public works area.
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Twillingate
Northland
Abbott's Point
General Busi
Personal notes on visits and movements in Summerford area
Miss Andrey Moors arrived from Grand Falla for a two week holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wa Moors. Mrs Sansford recently from Corner Brook joined hospital work at Alexis Bay after a call from Clyde. Mrs. Pearce Blackmore visited from Pilley's Island with two patients to Mem. Hospital. Lloyd and Phyllis Roberts visited their grandmother Mrs. Livania Roberts in town by Lone Flyer. Various residents traveled by Clyde Prospero and other boats to St. John s, Fogo, Change Islands, Lewisporte, and Edmonton. Magistrate Roberts and Constable Manderson were to Summerford. two prisoners were brought from Summerford by motor boat.
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Andrey Moors
Clyde
Grand Falla
Wa. Moors
Sansford
Janet Moors
R.N
Corner Brook
Alexis Bay
Pearce Blackmore
Pilley’s Island
Lloyd Roberts
Phyllis
Botwood
Wood
Marjorie Wood
Prospero
Eleanor Roberts
Marie Roberts
Fogo
Elsie Coish
Oswald Coish
A. G. Ashbourne
Harry Ashbourne
Bessie
Andrew Cook
Lewisporte
Edmonton
Alberta
Roberts
Manderson
Summerford
EB. E. French
Remembering William H Churchill and nephew Samuel
William H Churchill former Supt of Public Works died at St Johns last week at 79. He helped dredging and building the iron bridge over Shoal Ticke in 1907. His nephew Samuel died days ago at 64, served as Asst Superintendent and later filled the uncle’s former position.
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William H. Churchill
Public Works
St. John's
Shoal
Tickle
Samuel
Labrador reports show good catches from several vessels
The Hattie A. Heckman at Spack Cove reports 1600 qdls and abundant fish, per a letter to Mrs. Eli Yates from her husband. Ida M. Clarke at Emily Harbour has 1790 gdls. Marina reported with 500. Edna Louise gone north from Dumplin as fish slackens. Bessie Grace near Snack Cove is well fished.
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Labrador
Twillingate
Hattie A. Heckman
Spack Cove
Eli Yates
Ida M. Clarke
Emily Harbour
Marina
Edna Louise
Dumplin
Bessie Grace
Snack Cove
Local Names in Wesleyville and Nearby Areas
A fragment lists residents and places including Mrs. Cook, J. Locke, Tizzard's Hr, Ernest and Frank Elliott, Change Isle, Mrs. F. Kean and daughter Berpie, Wesleyville, Rev Spurrel and two children, Cland Holwell, Herring Neck, W. J. Filtier, Fred Billets La Scie, Mrs. Laura McCue, and hia.
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J. Locke
Tizzard’s
Ernest Elliott
Frank Elliott
Change Isle
F. Kean
Berpie
Wesleyville
Rev
Spurrel
Cland Holwell
Herring Neck
W. J. Filtier
Fred Billets la Scie
Laura McCue
Hia
Edith Manuel elected secretary of British Empire Club
Edith Manuel won the post of secretary at the British Empire Club in New York on July 18. R. L. Andrews of Niid presided as president.
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Edith Manuel
British Empire Club
New York
R. L. Andrews
Niid
T A A Excursion to Botwood Ends in Scoreless Football
Twillingate Athletic Association organized an outing to Botwood with 72 participants aboard the Magistrate’s boat and the Bonnie Nell. A 60 minute football match ended in a 0 0 draw as both goalkeepers saved numerous shots. A dance at Monarch Theatre followed with prizes awarded.
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Botwood
Twillingste Athletic Association
Bonnie Nell
Western Head
Bill Peyton
T.A.A
Grant Sceviour
Bill Heath
Grand Falls
Roy Adams
J. Loveridge
Twillingate
B.A.A.A
Ccom
St Peter’s Sunday School Picnic Goes to Wild Cove
St Peter’s Sunday School held its annual picnic on Thursday. Children were transported by motor truck and cars to Wild Cove, South Island, for an outing with fine cool weather for games and tea.
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St. Peter's
Wild Cove
South Island
Public Notice of Bounty and Department of Natural Resources
Notice states a bounty of ten cents is offered, referencing Claude Fraser and the Department of Natural Resources. The fragment implies an official action or bounty tied to a namesake or case managed by the department. Further details are unreadable in the text.
Commission of Government meets amid global unrest and local inquiries
The Thirty-Seventh meeting of the Commission of Government was held yesterday. An inquiry into the loss of the adr Monica Hattery with all hands last December was ordered and W E Parsons J P Stipendiary Magistrate at Hr Breton will conduct the inquiry. Supt O Neil reported on the Alexis Bay strike in Labrador finding no solid reason and noting possibly sympathy for inexperienced workers earning about 50 dollars monthly.
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St. John’s
Commission of Government
Adr
Monica Hattery
W.E. Parsons
J.P
Hr. Breton
O'Neil
Alexis Bay
Labrador
Wilson Holmes
T. W. Langville
St. George's
Austria
Dolfuss
Nine Lunenburg fishermen adrift after ship explosion
Nine Lunenburg fishermen have been afloat in the Atlantic since Tuesday after an explosion on the shar Astrid. The vessel sank in twelve minutes near Little Anse Arichat N S with five crew reaching Sydney. Survivors blamed an air tank blast and mystery surrounds the cause. All hands were accounted for. Meanwhile Austrian events unfold with Dollfus buried as civil war rages Nazi forces fight in parts of Austria. Vienna remains tense and the new cabinet under Dr Kurt Schuschuigg is named.
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Lunenburg
Atlantic
Astrid
Little Anse
Arichat
N.S
Sydney
Dolfuss
Austria
Vienna
Kurt Schnschuigg
Dollfus
Ernst von Storhemberg
Hellswehr
Austrians watch Dollfuss killers hanged in court martial
Reports say Nazi suspects Otto Planeta and Franz Holzweber were executed for the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss after a high treason trial. Amid war turmoil in Germany medical worry grows as President Hindenburg weakens and Hitler visits.
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Styria
Carinthia
Commission of Government
Alex. W. Mews
I. Wild
United Kingdom
Newfoundland
Otto Planeta
Franz Holzweber
Erwin Rumpke
German Supreme Court
Hitler
Retirement of Inspector General of Police Hutchings on October 31
Mr Charles H Hutchings CMG OBE KC Inspector General of Police reaches retirement age under constabulary rules and will retire from service on October 31. Arrangements for selecting and appointing his successor are not complete. An announcement will be made in due course.
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Charles H. Hutchings
O.B.E
K.C
Shipping News Briefs From Port Lists and Holiday Sailings
Shipping activity includes Edith Newhall southbound and Alcada northbound with freight on Sunday. Lone Flyer departed for St Johns, Thos I Moulton bound to Burin with fish from Treaty Shore, trawled at L ansea Meadow. Dorothy carried thirty holiday travelers to Botwood. Miss Newtown and Perlin aboard visited Tuesday. Dr Mosdell and N Chippett boats in port Thursday. Mosdell en route to St Johns from St Anthony. Cady hosted a Botwood party with Netta Antle Elsie Dean Winnie Davis Tom Antle Jack Wolfrey and chaperons Misses W T and M Wolfrey. They toured regional beauty spots and spent nights with Mrs Ashbourne and at the United Church Manse before returning to Botwood.
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Edith Newhall
Alcada
Lone Flyer
St. John’s
Thos I. Moulton
Treaty Shore
Burin
L’ansea Meadow
Dorothy
Botwood
Miss
Netta Antle
Elsie Dean
Winnie Davis
Tom Antle
Jack Wolfrey
W. T
Wolfrey
T.G. W. Ashbourne
United Church Manse
Ray Roberts Guardian Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The Ray Roberts Guardian marks its fifth anniversary on July 9, celebrating its birth and ongoing community presence in the region.
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Ray Roberts Guardian
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Streetsville
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Radway
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