Twillingate Sun rates and publication notes
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England U S A and other regions. Advertising options include display long term contract and short term rates with reductions by length. Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents. News items received after Thursday evenings may not be inserted. opinions of correspondents are not guaranteed.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
Trade costs and tariff reductions spark industry debate
The piece questions tariffs and labor layoffs, asking if trade papers reveal profits of St John’s firms and the impact on consumers. It cites prices, dividends, and the risk of job cuts, noting Sir R A Squires may convene manufacturers to discuss new growth sources and broader benefits.
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St. John's
R. A. Squires
Clyde Calls at Loomw Bay for Patient and Surgery
The Clyde stopped at Loomw Bay last week to transfer Mrs Bren ton to the Hospital. Master Artie Butcher, son of Capt Butcher, underwent an appendicitis operation at the Hospital some time ago.
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Clyde
Loomw Bay
Brenton
Artie Butcher
Capt. Butcher
Family Herald Leads Farm Papers Subscriptions Offer
In farm papers the Family Herald and Weekly Star Montreal leads them all with a yearly price of one dollar or three years for two dollars. A superb magazine is included free with the subscription.
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Family Herald
Weekly Stat
Montreal
Salmon weighed 42 pounds caught by Bertram Young
Bertram Young caught a 42 pound salmon this week and Geo Blandford purchased the same fish and will ship it to St. John's.
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Bertram Young
Geo Blandford
St. John's
Bramwell Booth Critically Ill in London
Salvation Army head Bramwell Booth remains critically ill in London due to nervous provocation, according to contemporaneous reports.
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Bramwell'Booth
The
Salvation Army
London
A Tuesday Wedding at St Peter’s United Bridger and Lambert
On Tuesday night at St Peter’s Augustus White Bridger married Miss Phoebe Lambert in a ceremony led by Rev H Gilbert at 7 The bride wore white silk and veil with Mr Frederick White giving her away Mrs George Bridger served as maid of honor A reception followed at the groom’s home where guests spent the evening in celebration The newlyweds received many presents and well wishes for a long happy marriage
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St. Peter's
Augustus White Bridger
Phoebe Lambert
H. Gilbert
Frederick White
George Bridger
Local visits and arrivals noted at town social
Elmo and Wall along with Woodford and Swart traveled from Herring Neck last week. Kenneth Manuel and Thomas Hicks visited from Loon Bay. Baird and Stuckless came via Prospero from Hampden. Baird continued to St John’s while Hedley Hawkins came from Pilley’s Inland. Wm Moors visited his brothers Alex and Charlie in St John’s. Gillett left for the City on Fall business. Bartletts from New York joined Luther family for a few weeks and Waters, a former nurse, left for Gambo then Canada. A farewell party for Miss Waters occurred. Capt. Roberts arrived from St. John’s. Edwin Colbourne came from the City by Clyde today. A. G. Ashbourne arrived from Boston via Lewisporte on the H C R. Rev J. W. Winsor departed on missionary work to outlying areas.
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Elmo & Wall
Claude Woodford
Archibald Swart
Herring Neck
Kenneth Manuel
Thomas Hicks
Loon Bay
H. W. Baird
H. A. Stuckless
Hampden
Mr. Baird
St. Joh’s
Hedley Hawkins
Pilley’s
Wm. Moors
Canada
Miss Waters
F. Roberts
St. John’s
Edwin Colbourne
Clyde
A. G. Ashbourne
Boston
Lewisporte
H.C. R
J. W. Winsor
Shipping News From Ashbournes and Nearby Ports
The report notes Schrs Lindbergh and Hattie A Herkman arriving with lumber and freight for local firms. Humorist and Melita carried goods, with Melita leaving for Birchy Bay to load lumber. Lane and Flyer tied to North trades. Roland Churchill serves as controller on the schooner.
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Lindbergh
Ashbournes, Ltd
Hattie A. Herkman
St. John's
H. C. Roberts
Schr
Lewisporte
Humorist
John’s
Melita
Capt Powell
Birchy Bay
Schr. Lane
Flyer
Pippy
Ashbournes Ltd
Roland Churchill
Death of Percy Barton in Todmorden Bridge fall
Percy Barton, 30, employed by Canadian Bridge Co, fell 100 feet from Todmorden Bridge to the Canadian Pacific Railway. Son of Levi and Mrs Barton, he left Twillingate three years ago after two years in Scronge construction. An inquest was planned. Survived by wife Mary and six sisters in Newfoundland.
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Percy Barton
Todmorden
Canadian Paacific Railway
Canadian Bridge, Co
Levi Barton
Arm
Scronge
Twillingate
Mary
Toronto
Improvement of The Family Herald and Agricultural Paper
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal praises its enhanced agricultural coverage as peerless on the continent. It notes the Freight Shade on the Public Wharf has been lengthened to provide extra space for freight congestion.
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The
Family Herald
Weekly Star of Montreal
Campaign bribery alleged in Alderdice era details
The Liberal Press reports alleged wholesale bribery during the campaign by a group pushing moral issues. An Alderdice executive source says a Tory candidate in Conception Bay received 20 000 from the moral government to defeat a Liberal rival, with a second 20 000 requested and approved. The act is cited as proof of corrupt campaign methods and an indictment of Alderdice's brief regime.
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Alderdice
Conception Bay
Alderice
Umber
Fifteen Year Old Sets Fire to School in Labrador
A 15 year old lad from Gordon Labrador known as Michelin was jailed for six months after being convicted of burning down the local school earlier this summer. He used kerosene and matches to avoid attending classes and acted alone after others refused to join.
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Michelin
Gordon
Muddy Hole
Labrador
Newfoundlanders Urged to Share Newfoundland Resources
Detroit Free Press notes American interest in Newfoundland copper and iron mines fisheries and forests as a mutually beneficial investment field while cautioning against urging annexation. It argues Canada would resent any move and hopes Newfoundland joins the Dominion only on agreeable terms.
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Detroit Free Press
Newfoundland
Canada
S S Kyle Steward Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
The S S Kyle arrived Sunday at noon and landed a steward for hospital care. He was operated on in the evening for appendicitis with Dr Ledrew assisting during the transfer from the steamer to the hospital.
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S.S. Kyle
Ledrew
Davis Liver Pill Advice For Night Use
A medical note advises taking a Davis Liver Pill at night if the bowels have not moved during the day to avoid constipation and related ailments. The label lists 40 pills and cites Davis & Lawrence Co. of Montreal.
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Davis
Davis & Lawrence Co
Montreal
Regulation Set Aside in Little Harbor School Supper Debate
A reader complains about a November 16 issue and a November 22 hot supper at Little Harbor School. The writer recalls a motion to keep the hall open until two, but attendees were told to leave by twelve. He argues youths can manage events and questions school funding and governance.
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Twilingate Sun
Little Harbor School
Tam
Dg Awell
King George's health improves amidst storm and sinking inquiry
The Telegraph reports King George’s cold worsened with congestion as three doctors attend him. The Vestris disaster inquiry proceeds with no firm cause yet. survivors blame Captain and delays in calling for help. Weather and events include a snow storm at 16 below, European gales, and shipping disruptions across Newfoundland.
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King George's
Vestris
Halifax
EB. V. Jerrett
Brigus
AZW
Grenfell
North West River
Labrador
London
King George
England
A. C. Forbes
Bonavista
City
General Hospital
Daily News
Job Bros. & Co
South Side
Liberal Press
Telegram
Monroe
Squires Tariff Commission
Liberal Tariff Commission
Europe
Customs Department
Wood's Island
Lamport Holt Line
New York State
Diamond Pond
Catalina
Inter All Cruisers
Corner
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Estey Organs
Estey
Victor Victrolas & Records
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
Telegraph
Prince of Wales
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
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United Liberals
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Malakoff
Port Blandford
Green Bay-Kyle
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