Twillingate Sun ad rates and subscription notice
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 Canada 1.50 England U.S.A. and other countries paid in advance. Advertising charges include display ads at contract rates with fortnightly changes and short term ads at 25 cents per inch. notes of thanks priced at 25 cents. News items received after Thursday evening may not be inserted and the paper does not guarantee response for readers’ opinions.
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Twillingate
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Resolutions on Corner Brook and Gandur projects pass
The Prime Minister supports Corner Brook and Gandur Resolutions with an improved deal over the N P & P Co agreement. Raw wood export begins after equipment upgrades, terms cut gov revenue risk, and 20 year duty on construction materials. Projects in Humber and Gander advance. expected start imminent.
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Piper
Gander
Humber
International Paper Co
Buchan
Sun Advertising Rates and Circulation
The Sun serves about one third of Nild’s northern area reaching roughly 5600 readers weekly. Inland and southern districts show strong reach, with good returns for long term advertisers. Our mail list includes prominent merchants and industrial firms. subscriptions grow yearly. A sample copy and rates are available on request.
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Sun
Nild
Jutland
The
Cod fish yields unexpected roadside meal aboard
In Sleepy Cove on a cod from a net a man found two boiled potatoes and a slice of pork, reportedly drawn overboard from Clyde. The S S Meigie assisted near Windy Tickles Labrador as Kyle tried salvage on a stranded Bay Rupert, with government claims and prior favorable weather noted.
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John Mills
Sleepy Cove
Clyde
Labrador
Bay Rupert
Talifax
N D B Memorial Hospital Inc Sec Birchy Bay
Arch Manuel and family are noted with a financial figure of 500 dollars in a local notice. The document references Wm G French and Blake Thos Pope and includes amounts 200 50 100 350. No clear event outcome or dates are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Clarke Leaves for Retwood On Wednesday
Srhr. Tda M. Clarke departed for Retwood on Wednesday with a portion of her belongings noted in transit records.
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M. Clarke
Retwood
Schr Ophir Captain Green Arrives as Second Sehr
The Ophir and Captain Isaac Green ham arrived as the second sehr from Belle Tele on Wednesday, well fished, at Ashbourne's Ltd.
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Ophir
Issac Greenham
Sehr
Belle Tele
Ashbourne’s Ltd
Aria Academy Garden Party Held at the Arm
The Aria Academy hosted a garden party on Thursday at the Arm venue. Inclement weather shifted the tea gathering indoors for attendees and officials.
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Aria Academy
Academy
Note of Thanks for Help in Father’s Illness and Death
A note of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for help during the father’s illness and death. Special thanks go to Mr. H W Rideout for sending men and arranging the hearse and to those who sent wreaths and flowers for the casket including Royal Black Preceptory and several named families and individuals.
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H.W. Rideout
Royal Black Preceptory
C. White
Past Mishap at AskYoeurnes Ltd Premises
A pasty mishap occurred at AskYoeurnes Ltd premises on Sunday morning when a schooner being repaired went ashore at Seldom. The vessel fell and suffered damage to two spars during the incident in low tide conditions.
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Trapl Grey
AskYoeurnes Ltd
Stork Delivers Healthy Baby at Allan Young Home
On August 12 a stork delivered a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Allan Young of South Side. The newborn weighed 101 pounds.
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Allan Young
South Side
Correction: Mrs Young predeceased Joseph A Young
An obituary correction notes that Joseph A Young was survived not by a wife but by his predeceased spouse. The record clarifies that Mrs Young died before Mr Young, resolving the previous error in the obituary column.
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Joseph A. Young
Davis Menthol Salve Tins Marketed for Montreal
Ringworm scratches crack skin and insect bites are best treated with Davis Menthol Salve. Twenty five cent tins prepared by Davis and Lawrence marketed to Montreal with local distribution noted.
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Davis
Davis & Lawrence
Montreal
Adolphus Marsh 30 Dies After Short Pneumonia in Newfoundland
Dear Sir Please allow space to record the death of Adolphus George Marsh eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Marsh who passed to the Great Teyend on June 18 after an illness of one week. He was 30 years 11 months and suffered asthma since childhood. He was laid to rest June 20 in the C of E cemetery service by Mr Henry Parsons Leading Tickles. He leaves a large family and many friends. The family thanks those who sent wreaths and helped in hours of need. Inserted by his loving sister Mrs Solomon Rowsell Winter House Cove via Leading Tickles West.
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Adolphus George Marsh
James Marsh
God
Jesus
Father
Memorial Hospital
Willingate
Parsons
C of. E
Henry Parsons
Solomon Rowwsell
Winter House Cove
Ticklea West
Fishing Fleet Sees Stable Catch on Guarded Grounds
Hook and liners report fair success off the fishing grounds with daily loading. Squid abundance supports trawlers and traps show modest gains this season though some berths lacked steady runs. favorable weather and smooth seas promise average catches and ongoing gear use for book and line, trawls, and codnets.
Annual Blower Service at St Andrew's Church
The Annual Blower Service in connection with St Andrew's Church will be held (D.V.) on Sunday afternoon tomorrow.
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St. Andrew's Church
D.V
Fishermen arrive from the fishery with 1100 bris hails
Lthr M P Cashin and Capt George Hallett arrived on Thursday reporting the fishery port and heading for 1100 bris as part of the latest voyage update.
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M. P. Cashin
Geo. Hallett
Honeymoon Couple Mistakenly Hold Newfoundland Ticket
A newly married pair traveling westbound on an express train are surprised when the groom presents a marpingel certificate as a ticket. The conductor notes the certificate is not for Newfoundland Railway, implying a longer journey ahead.
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W. Star
Sebastopol sale and New York liquor seizure report
Telegraph News reports Sebastopol was sold last spring to St. Pierre interests and seized off New York yesterday with 500 cases of liquor valued at 390000 dollars. A waterfront fire at St George's damaged Government wharf and multiple stores while coal heap of 120 tons burned. Devalera party members take oath of allegiance and may join Dail in a minority government. Labor plans a nonconfidence vote against Costarve. A long list of fishery catch figures and vessel movements is noted along with various political shifts and transatlantic flights setbacks.
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Sebastopol
St. Pierre
New York
St. George's
Government Wharf
Pres
Coserave
Trish Free
Devalera
Ramah
Hiawatha
Richard Crocker
Sedleig Bay
Vernie May
Thomas White
Watch Isids
Gail Pond
Charles Blackwood
Juna Blackwood
Peter Blackwood
Long ‘Tickle
Nallett A
George Rogers
Three Mountains
Reginald A
Alex
Anstey
Mugford Tickle Nahab
R. Batt
Mugford
Blanche Currie
Thomas Sparkes
Green Cove
Uelab
R. Sosse
Lady J. Fog Free Zone
Harry Hamlin
Perry's Gulch
Energy
Bilas Oxford
Lilly A. W
W. M. Johnson
Solomon Islanda
James Strong
Sidney Wiseman
May V. Jones
Sidney Jones
Lloyd Elsworth
Louis Samson
Bessie Grandy
John Aundre
Savage Islands
Nora S
Job Stead
Olive
Jessie
James Moss
Rose Clair
Louis Fowlow
St John's Tickle
Weathered Bremen Return and Portuguese Coup Attempt
The Bremen was forced back by Atlantic weather after a 200 mile flight. An attempted overthrow of the Portuguese government failed as the army remained loyal. A 17 year old, Tobias Tremblett, drowned while swimming at Bona Vista on Sunday. The house debated a contract with International Paper Co. yesterday. Mr. Hickman cited Mr. Gerardio of Hoes & Co. of Imperialand seeking a deal on Corner Brook property, who arrived in the city yesterday. The Prime Minister called negotiations with International extraordinary, noting prior public mention and a signed contract with International, and questioned Gerardio’s absence since.
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Bremen
Atlantic
Tobias Tremblett
Bonavista
House
International Paper Co
Hickman
Toose
Gerardio
Hoes & Co
Impland
Corner
Contingent Deal With International Sparks Political Strain
The government pressed ahead with a contract with International despite PM doubts and opposition pressure. The 17th Free State Assembly saw a 71 to 71 tie decided by the Speaker, and a debate on restrictions affecting vacancies tied to tests involving Kevin O Fliggin and Countess Markov. Corner Brook and Gan Contracts were noted in the resolutions.
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Trish Free State
Bete
Kevin O' Fliggin
Mark Oo Vieg Hiouse
Corner Brook
Gan
Personal notices from town and surrounding areas
Miss Pheobe Harbin returned from the U S A and Canada via St John s. Mrs Ree Conover arrived from Toronto. Mr and Mrs Wm Lucas and family relocated with others to Deer Lake. Taices oversees Gondyear and Houses store. Mrs Charles Manors arrived from the City by boat. Mr and Mrs Thomas Grigios left for Grand Falls for a week. Miss Maggie Roberts visited Yogo by Clyde for a fortnight. Mr Win Starnett left for Clyde then Botwood and Grand Falls for a week. Mrs Tompson and Nurse Alice Peyton departed for St John s. Miss Simms from Herring Neck is relieving at the Twis praph Office. Mr Gleater Mills of Burlington was in town. Kyle and Mrs Stanley Chappell travel to the City for a planned asylum entry. Commander Roald MacMillan was seen on the Kyle en route to St John s for supplies. Mr and Mrs Solomon Hoeleizh and child visited from Newstead. Miss Hodge returned to the City by Prospero last trip north.
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Pheobe Harbin
Vy Ydeon
U.S A
Canada
St. John's
Ree Conover
Toronto
Wm. Lucas
Taices
Gondyear
Charles Manors
Thomas Grigios
Clyde
Grand Malls
Maggie Roberts
Yogo
Win. Starnett
Botwood
Grand Falls
Tompson
Alice Peyton
Prospero Mill
Miss Simms
Herring Nerk
Newstead
Miss Hodge
Prospero
Unclear Search Ad Prompt Listing Various Sea and Land Animals
Fragmentary notice lists uncleaned heads of freshly killed seals and other large sea and wildland animals. Mentions Levine Hospital and ambiguous vendors or terms. Content remains garbled with no clear event or outcome.
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Levine
T’ggte
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Twillingate Sun
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Estey Organs
Ingersoll
Victor’ Victrolas & Records AJ
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
Nfld
Ios
Telegraph News
Trude
Arthur Firmage
Clisters
Orlando
Noble
Search Cure
Turner
Marion Rogers
Butt
George & Prank Green
Defender
Samuel Rogers
George Butter
Thos. Kean
Loch So Tmond
Warren
Olive Williams
Martin
Magic
Bull
Notice
Bartlett
Episcopal
Matchinns
Kathleen
Raymond IT
Labor Party
Costrave
Redmond
National League Party
Labor
Prince of Wales
Baldwin
Rocky
Bessan
Caine
Anilo Newfoundland Development Co
Mimertown
Téth
Free State
Europe
J. W. McGrath
St. John’s
St. Johin's
Ito
International
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