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Talks of Election and Possible Autumn Campaign
The paper discusses a general election possibly next spring with the government’s term ending in June. It notes campaign inconveniences in spring, fears for passage of needed legislation, and plans for election preparation and candidate participation amid political maneuvering.
Market price for Scotch cure and fishing nets at Herring Neck
Market talk cites Scotch cure priced at ten dollars per barrel. Fishermen at Herring Neck report steady returns from nets and related gear amid cautious demand.
Trade Review notes improved hard dried goods and rising prices
The Trade Review reports better demand for well cured Spanish fish with prices moving upward. Italy seeks small and medium shore fish and the market situation there is better than in two years.
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The
Trade Review
Italy
Roberts relocates business to Hack Street residence
Mr. John Roberts formerly at Wild Cove has moved to Hack Street occupying James Jones's home now in Toronto. He remains an active and successful worker and the note expresses good wishes with his new customers.
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John Roberts
Wild Cove
Hack Sr
James Jones
Toronto
Roberts
Lloyd George Warns of World War Danger in Speech
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George warned in London that the world faces danger to peace as 15,000,000 men are in training and armed. He said this colossal military buildup could bring devastation greater than ever before.
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London
Lloyd George
Obituary for Henry Rideout and Mrs John Harris Bull
Long obituary note from Back Hr Newfoundland for Henry Rideout 87 and Mrs John Harris Bull Bluff Head Cove detailing their livelihoods faith and family. It notes Rideout former fisherman death at Back Hr and burial at Bear Berry Head Cemetery with sons Frederick William and daughter Mrs Joseph Spencer and wife predeceased. Also recounts Mrs Bull née Eliza Tizzard died Nov 20 with husband and many children and kin in Bear Head Cove Bluff Head Cove and Edwards New York. Funeral services held at NS and South Side United Church with Rev Curtis Winsor and a hymn Safe in the arms of Jesus.
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Back
Henry Rideout
Rideout
Methodist Church
Curtis
Bear Berry Head
Frederick
William
Joseph Spencer
Back Str
Twillingate
Eliza Tizzard
Arthur
John
Gerald
Ira
Edith
New York
Bertha
Rev. Belbin
Edwards
Jabez Roberts
Bluff Head Cove
George Roberts
South Side United Church
Rev
Winsor
Jesus
Fence Led to Fresh Paint at Platter's Head Cemetery
The Congregational Church Cemetery at Platter's Head received a new fence last summer and has since been repainted with coats of paint applied after completion.
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Congregational Church
Platter’s Head
Perry Deis Painkiller Ready for Cramps and Ailments
Perry Deis Painkiller advertises family medicine chest stock with 25c and 50c bottles for cramps colic sore throat bruises sprains and related minor ailments.
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Perry Deis
Primmer House Passenger List Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows names including Rey Dr Curtis St John's Jobin John s White Harry s Mrs Oldford Mus Gravetown Cobst Man derson child Miss Hreach Allegrd s Hr Henry Keatley Herring Neck. The readable items hint at a maritime or travel related record with multiple personal names and locations.
Mr Facey Defends Letter in Twillingate Sun
Local letter writer defends himself against charges in a dispute with Magistrate Mr. Warner. He criticizes the magistrate’s education and demeanor, questions the Mason invitation, and warns of potential legal action while urging an end to the public dispute.
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Twillingate
Advocate
Labrador
Wornell
Primmer
Triz
Troost
Masons
Local Shipping Roundup and Fredericton Wedding
The D M Hinton and Gipsy Parsons captained by J J Good year and J Green finish summer work and lay up for winter with Limestone runs to Bolwood and Labrador fishing trips. The Helen Wair under W H Collins carries freight to Musgrave Harbour and Botwood. The Eurica with lumber from Alder Harbour bound for Goodyear Bras sails to Lewisporte. A pretty wedding united Sisson Wheaton and Beatrice Mary Hoffe of Change Islands at Fredericton United Church with Rev J T Clarke officiating.
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D.M Hinton
Gipsy Parsons
J.J. Goodyear
J. Green
Hinton
Cobh
Bolwood
Labrador
St. John’s
Horwood
Uriel Hicks
Helen Wair
W. H. Collins
Musgrave Hr
Botwood
Eurica
H. S. Blackwood
Alder
Goodyear Bras
Lewisporte
Fredericton
Sisson Wheaton
Beatrice Mary Hoffe
Change Islands
Eva Wheatoft
Proom
Charles Bowne
United Church S
J. T. Clarke
Discourtesy in Town Letter Provokes Reader Response
A reader condemns a published letter from Mr. Wornell and condemns the discourtesy shown to a stranger. He notes corroboration of the facts and reflects on duty to welcome outsiders, while thanking the editor for publishing. The missive signals local tensions and a call for civility in correspondence.
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Twilling
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Wornell
Shipping News Ida M Clarke Arrives With Freight from St Johns
The Ida M Clarke, Capt. George Gillett, arrived Saturday with freight from St. John s for firms in the area including Bridgeport Summerford and other places. The Fusilier arrived Wednesday with salt and other freight for Mr. John Gillett. The Fusilier is to take fish from St. John s. Sebr Lindberg de
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Ida M Clarke
George Gillett
St. John's
Bridgeport
Summerford
Fusilier
John Gillett
Sebr
Lindberg
British Labour Censure Vote Defeated in Commons
The British House of Commons defeated a motion to censure the government over the failed Geneva tripartite naval conference by 317 to 105. Austin Chamberlain blamed delay in preliminary talks, while Bridgeman defended government efforts and delegates, noting the conference was US-called.
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Commons
Ramsay Macdonald
Austin Chamberlain
United States
Bridgeman
Admiralty
Falsom Prison
California
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