Twillingate Sun notices and rates page
The Twilingate Sun lists subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England and other countries with advance payment required. Advertising rates include display ads long term contract and short term 25 cents per inch with possible reductions. Notices of Thanks Memoriam and Announcements cost 25 cents each. The paper notes submission deadlines and comments on organizational promoters and member overlap.
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Twillingate
Mld
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Is Not This Communism Nihilism in Spain Fallout
A writer condemns nihilism as an extreme socialist move in Russia aiming to destroy existing institutions and install a land and property system under communistic rights. The piece notes Russia’s alleged aid to the Reds in Spain, while Italy and Germany are less clear, with volunteers from various nations and England aiming to stay out.
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Russia
Ussr
United States
Soviet Russia
Spain
Europe
England
Overorganized Town Calls For Economic Stock Take
A town debates whether overorganization drains funds and asks how surplus money could improve welfare. The piece questions governance limits, local industry control, and investment in resources as paths to better living. It urges readers to propose solutions in the press.
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Twillingate
Hfe
Newfoundland Industrial Exhibition Highlights Local Goods
The A N I affiliated firms showcased at St John s last month with over two thousand in manufacturing employment plus indirect workers. The piece argues for more local factories to replace imports, keep money at home, and expand jobs while noting Newfoundland remains export oriented and reliant on cash payments in industrial growth areas.
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Newfoundland
A.N.I
Associated Nild Industries
St. John's
Newfoundlands Prospects Hint at Mining and Fishing Boom
The article notes government support for winter relief and a coming mine wave led by a Diamond Drill program. Gander development will bring housing and concrete mill buildings, while Buchans and Cobb's Camp may face labor demand for carpenters and other workers. Fishing markets show signs of improvement amid expected growth.
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Newfoundland
D.V
Buchans
Cobb’s
Europe
Great Britain
Kipling
Kindness Remembered From Indian Bay Letter to Editor
A letter from David Wheeler recalls scenes at Indian Bay with Parsons, a patient from Twillingate who is still an Invalid. He thanks the A N D Co staff doctors nurses and Mrs Ashbourne and others who visited him during his illness and notes a lunch he sent. He adds a local anecdote about Gander and a colonial reference to Ottawa and a goose.
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Twillingate
Indian Bay
B. B
Parsons
N. D. B. Memorial Hospital
A. N. D.co
W. W. Baird
Baird
Sir Richard
Ottawa
David Wheeler
Shipping News Briefs From Ashbournes and Nearby Harbours
Schr. Lone Flyer arrived from St. John's Monday with freight for Ashbournes Ltd and others. Schr. Marion Elizabeth stayed here Saturday bound south, leaving next morning. Motor boat Dorothy travelled to Fortune Harbour Monday with two hospital patients. Schr. Bessie Marie laden with fish left Wednesday morning for St. John's. Schr. Edith Newall arrived Thursday from St. John's with freight for several firms. Schr. Hattie A. Heckman landed fish at Ashbournes Ltd Thursday from Summerford. SS Ingar at Moreton's Harbour taking fish from F. N. Osmond.
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Lone Flyer
St. John’s
Ashbournes Ltd
Marion Elizabeth
Dorothy
Fortune
Bessie Marie
Edith Newall
St. John's
St. John's With Freight For Various Firms. Schr
Hattie A. Heckman
Summerford
Manuel family trades shipyard work in Pacquet area
Mr. Kenneth Manuel holds a license to cut pit props at Pacquet and nearby sites north of there. Mr. A. E. Manuel and Sones manufacture window sash and doors for camps for workers. Mr. E. Facey’s Store supplies stove piping and related items.
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Kenneth Manuel
Pacquet
A. E. Manuel
Transfers of Chief Magistrates to Corner Brook and Grand Falls
It is said two Chief Magistrates, Mr Walsh of Grand Falls to Corner Brook and Mr Bradley of Bonavista to Grand Falls, with Chief Magistrate Watcher of Corner Brook to be pensioned as he reaches retirement.
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Walsh
Grand Falls
Corner Brook
Bradley
Bonavista
Watcher
Drain clearing and rail work on Clarke's to Newman's premises
Relieving Officers report partial drainage clearing along the public street. Workers also install a rail between Clarke's and Newman's premises during mild weather, earning credit for the progress.
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Clarke's
Newman’s
Railway Ad Announces Trip Schedule For Steamer
A railway advertisement announces trips of their steamer for Sedon. Wait times and exact dates are unreadable but imply planned passenger service. The notice emphasizes scheduled voyages and affiliated rail connections.
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Sedon
Half a teal theft reported at Bac Harbour Monday
A fragmentary report notes a theft at Bac Harbour on Monday with unclear details. The OCR shows broken phrases including half a tealed item being taken and the location referenced as Bac Harbour.
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Bac ‘Harbour
Fogo Poet Mrs Alexander Wins Edmonton Contest
Bertha Miller Alexander a native of Fogo and resident of Vegre Wille Alberta won first prize for poetry in a Edmonton Branch Canadian Authors' Association contest. Her winning poem titled Hope Chest reflects Canadian literary achievement with prior honourable mention in 1934 Montreal contest.
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H. G. Alexander
Bertha Miller
Fogo
Vegre
Wille
Alberta
Edmonton
Asso
Hope Chest
Alexander
Montreal
Local visits and travel notes from Sagona area
Mrs Hussey from Joe Batt s Arm visited Mrs Goodland at the Parsonage on Saturday morning and travels by Clyde today. Mr and Mrs C R Abbott left by Sagona for Musgrave Harbour to reside later. A group including Ansteys Hurley Hamlyn Barnes and Price arrived from Buchang on Monday evening. Stella Manuel leaves by Clyde for Lewisporte en route to Burin for hospital work. Gus House visited town on business for his firm by motor Dorothy from Change Islands. Mildred Tizard came by Clyde from Norris Arm yesterday. Magistrate Abbott and Sergeant Delahunty went to Exploits Monday week by Little Grace and back the same evening. The boat took them to Friday s Bay on Thursday.
Kathleen Howlett Admitted to Nil D Bar
The second woman to be admitted to the Nil D Bar is Miss Kathleen Howlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howlett of St. John's.
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Kathleen Howlett
Wm. Howlett
St. John's
John Cabot Sails With Newfoundland Fish to Spain
The Marine Agencies steamer John Cabot under Captain John Carter will depart for Alicante with Shore and Labrador fish in packages. From Port Union the vessel brings loaded cargo, with balance to be loaded, and shipments to Lazo & Co in Casa Lazo, Mariano Borreno, Alicante. About 40 000 quintals were shipped to Spain by June 30 and 2 639 golds in the quarter to Sept 30. Since July revolution Newfoundland fish is believed to reach Spain via Oporto. Alicante is held by General Franco forces.
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John Cabot
John Carter
Alicante
Spain
Lazo & Co
Port Union
Casa Lazo
Mariano Borreno
Newfoundland
Oporto
Franco
Fire destroys Crystal Palace in London blaze
The Crystal Palace in London was completely destroyed by fire on Monday night. Spectators witnessed a roaring furnace whose light could be seen for forty five miles. The vast glass and iron structure, opened by Queen Victoria in 1854, housed art courts, a picture gallery, a technological museum, and an engineering school.
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Crystal Palace
London
England
Queen Victoria
School of Practical Engineering
Dredge Prieatman Visits for Air Base Construction
Dredge Prieatman under Capt. Peter Winsor arrived Monday night from Lewisporte to Old Perlican and departed Wednesday after winds subsided. Dredging on both sides of the pier deepened waters for large steamers bringing machinery for Cobb's Camp air base, a project said to take eight years to build.
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Prieatman
Peter Winsor
Lewisporte
Tor Old Perlican
Cobb's Camp
Meg
St John’s notes investiture and frontier reports
Reports from St John’s detail an investiture of the Order of the British Empire with Rev Oliver Jackson and J H Small as recipients. Other dispatches note Greek demand for Labrador codfish, local court actions, and international updates from Belgium and Spain touching Franco and Madrid air raids.
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Shipping News
S. S. Ingar
Moreton's
F. N. Osmond
Confederation Life
Fish
Joan Casot Loapinc
Horr
Order of the
Oliver Jackson
J. H. Small
Tracey
Newfoundland Fisheries Board
L. S. Woolfrey
United Ch
Port Albert
G. M. Davis
Huge Bear
RE. W. Gaze
Wes Kean
Supreme Court
van Zeeland
Belgium
Eden
Cartagena
Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro
New World
Samuel Foote
K.C
Buffalo
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Grand Bank
Nad
Dalhousie University
House of Assembly
Thomas
Harold
Wisconsin
Hans Lundberg
Sop’s Arm
Robert’s Arm
Green Bay
Fleur de Lys
Coachman'’s Cove
Richwein
Madrid
Grand Lodge of Scotland
Harbour Grace
Brethren of Carbonear
Bay Roberts
Heart’s Content
Edinburgh
Duke of York
Scotland
F. E. Rabbits
H. H. A. Ross
H.G. R. Mews
Fisheries Board
North’ American Life Assurance’ ‘Company
Sop
Church of England Assistant Association
Carbonear
Supreme Council
Hell
M. J. Hawker
S.S. Portia
Halifax
Portia
S.S. Northern Ranger
Humbermouth
Goy
League of Nations Council
Red
Jimmy Mollison
Cape Town
Cape Agulhas
Africa
Yeterday
Red Cross
Tuesaday
Finance Department
Supreme Grand Lodge of Society of United Fishermen
John T. Cheeseman
Burin Dode
Baldwin
Warry
Ernest Simpson
King
Attlee
Sinclair
Moliixon
Party of
Bettiah
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