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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1935
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription and advertising rates and notes policy on letters. It comments on potential European conflict, nationalists in Africa, and possible effects on Nil fish shipments and Italian payments amid a fragile money situation.
The article describes Ethiopia as a historic realm tied to Nubia Abyssinia Korofan and Sennar with its capital Addis Ababa and port at Djibouti. It notes borders Eritrea Somaliland Kenya Uganda Anglo Egyptian Soudan and colonial controls Britain Italy France. It gives population Christian Ethiopian lineage kings from Cri 4478 BC to Haile Selassie I 1930 and references the Queen of Sheba as Abyssinian.
A commentary argues that wars persist amid peace years and that defense is justifiable to protect a household. It notes Mussolini’s African aims and colonial expansion by great powers, and reflects on Ethiopian friction and the League of Nations role after World War I. Spies are said to have been amicably overcome.
Fifty men were missing in the woods of the fire zone on Wednesday, with one man killed and two injured. A Thursday message to Mr. William Moore gave no new details and stated Grand Falls was not in danger.
Dr Olds buys Dr Mas dell motor launch and Captain Thos White Jr. leads crew aboard the Lone Flyer to retrieve the boat from Ray Roberts. The officials also visit Bridgeport and other sites in the district this week.
Personal notes list residents and guests arriving by Clyde or motor boat. Names include Mrs. Kenneth Manuel visiting Ion Bay. Mrs. W. W. Baird and daughter to Angle Brook. Mrs. A. G. Ashbourne and son to Fogo. John Fox of Campbellton. Herbert Cumberland from Barr'd Islands. Phillip LeDrew from Botwood. Mrs. Gillingham visiting Osmond family. Glenn Facey family en route to New York. E. C. MacDonald and T. McMurdo connected to St. John's stores. Milley from St. John's to overhaul a coastal engine. Stewart Young from Grand Falls.
Mr. Wm. H. Earle reports the Change Islands fishery as the best since 1917 with plenty of cod and boats loading daily.
The work on the coastal wharf is close to finishing with the seventy two feet reached on Wednesday. Piling filling and plank installation will follow after braces go in. Railway repairs to the old main wharf are urged to prevent loss while timber remains on site.
Messrs Newhook and Churchill the Superintendent and Engineer on the repair job to the Coastal Wharf are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hodder at Path End.
The article notes Labrador fish price averaging $3.00 per quintal as new supplies arrive. It suggests Newfoundland’s troubles deepen and the Salt Codfish Board must act, warning that talk alone won’t resolve the situation.
A girl from Lashes Bight was brought to the hospital by Prospero on Thursday after a fall from a cliff. She sustained a broken arm and there are fears for her health.
The report corrects prior mis information on Miss B Stuckless arrival noting the journey began Sunday night from Boston at 9 pm and reached with minimal waiting for connections. The Wednesday date was incorrect and the trip proceeded as quickly as could be expected given no layovers.
Gerald S. Doyle arrives aboard the motor yacht Miss Newfoundland Monday coming from the south. He plans to cruise in the interests of his firms and departed for the north on Wednesday.
Mrs Catherine A Whiteway widow of William Valance Whiteway died in St John s on August 16 at age 92. She was a long time resident and is survived by relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Confederation Life.
Eleven mile forest fire reported at Stoney Brook near Grand Falls with heavy smoke likely destroying timber. Men from Grand Falls and mill workers have rushed to the scene on Exploits River side to aid efforts.
Mrs Snelgrove sister to Mrs Primmer, Exploits, died yesterday morning at 69 after a stroke struck during the night before. Her husband predeceased her about a year ago. The remains will be taken to Exploits tomorrow.
The Bessie Marie from Joe Batt's Arm carried coal to Bradore and prepares to load for Ashbournes Ltd in Sydney. Jett and Grace Boehner ships report cargoes of herring and lumber, with crews from Hodge Bros. and Osmond and Knight. Lone Flyer heads to St John’s, and other vessels move between Bay, Ashbourne, and Halifax as hospital visits occur for Mr. Stanley Layman after nosebleed.
Twillingate A.A. defeated Botwood 3 to 1 at Back Harbour Athletic field last Friday. W Wood headed the third goal as the home side, minus regular goalie Bill Peyton, won in a spirited match watched by hundreds. Referee G Inkpen officiated. postgame Tea at Parish Hall followed by a song program led by F Anstey. Botwood returned home Sunday afternoon.
Bulletin no 2 from the Geological Section notes a survey of Moreton's Hr mine by Dr. Snelgrove. The upcoming issue promises notes on M H and related locations in the northeast Newfoundland area for readers.
A marriage was performed Wednesday evening at the L A Citadel by Adjt. Jones. Garfield Rogera of the Army married Nina Roberts of Bluff Head Cove in a simple ceremony.
The S S Meigle, an aging vessel, has been retired from active duty and placed in reserve. This veteran ship ends a lengthy career marked by voyages and routine seafaring tasks across routes and ports.
Shipping news reports S. Meigle arrived at Port Hope Simpson after a run from St John’s aboard the S. S. Malakoff. District Deputy Grand Masters for the Newfoundland Odd Fellows were named in Charlottetown. Labrador fishery is reported poor, with better coast catches earlier. The S. S. Fort St. George sails on its last trip. Italian government to take ownership in New York transfer. Mourning: aviators Wiley Post and Will Rogers killed in Alaska crash. Forest fires rage near Stony Brook and Bishop’s Falls. Port aux Basques disturbances lead to arrests and parole actions. Three Powers Conference collapse prompts further diplomacy.
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