Twillingate Sun notices and subscription rates
The Twillingate Sun outlines subscription prices of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England US and other countries payable in advance Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term ads and contract pricing for long term ads News items or communications received after Thursday evenings may not be guaranteed and the paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Neilh
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Newfound land electoral map discussed at Twillingate
Twillingate notes a Royal Stores map of new electoral districts drafted by the late George Turner. Fishermen report a modest season with trawls and a forecast of good curing stock next spring. A Western Star writer criticizes government credibility, predicting voters may reject a party if promises fail, urging accountability.
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Newfoundland
the Royal Stores, Ltd
St. John's
George Turner
Doctors Parsons and Rideout Complete Hospital Fund Trip
Dr CG E Parsons and Mr H W Rideout sailed aboard the Sinbad last Friday and journeyed from La Scie to Exploits with touches at Botwood and about 40 miles more, covering a little over a week. The trip, undertaken to support the hospital, impressed listeners with firsthand updates and promises financial aid and value for the sick.
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CG. E Parsons
H. W Rideout
Sinbad
la Scie
Exploits
Botwood
Fraser Snell Marriage at Saint Andrews United Church
The marriage of Mary Louise Fraser daughter of Mrs Annie and the Late Mr Scott to Mr George Arthur Snell of Ottawa takes place on December 11 at Saint Andrews United Church Sudbury Ontario.
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Mary Louise’ Fraser
Annie
Mr. Scott
George Arthur Snell
Ottawa
Saint’ Andrews
United Church
Sudbury
Ontario
The Homily Herald Weighs In On Weekly News
A compact weekly column offers reflections on local events and public issues. It highlights community concerns, church notices, and brief updates from nearby organizations, inviting readers to consider the week’s happenings.
Sinbad’s Trip fundraiser for Memorial Hospital in Notre Dame Bay
From Twillingate to Exploits and back, Mr H W Rideout and author toured Notre Dame Bay on the Sinbad to raise money for the Memorial Hospital deficit. They met with hospital committees, held meetings in LaScie Shoe Cove King’s Point Middle Arm and Botwood, and thanked many locals for hospitality and non paid travel. The effort aims to raise over 1000 dollars as shown by broad local support and numerous gratis transports and meals.
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Twillingate
Twillingate Sun
Twillinggate
Bay
Sinbad
Morton
Hbr
Exploits
Nipper’s Harbor
Triton
Shoe Cove
Peck
LaScie
George Noseworthy
Tilt Cove
Rochdarbor
Whipper's Harbor
King’s Point
Middle Arm
Burlington
King's Point
Jacksons Cove
Harry's Harbor
Little Bay Islands
Little Bay
Wild Bight
Springdale
Pilley’s Island
Port Anson
Wellman‘s Cove
Pilley's Island
Heads Harbor
Brighton
F.P.U
Lush
Orange Hall
Beaumont
Poisit Leamington Were
Femrginder
New Bay Head
Chester Manuel
Nothern Harbor
Botwood
Memorial Hospital
Rideout
Pynn
Jack Roberts
Frank Roberts
George Jones
Little Bay Island
George Clarke
Keey Chippett
Freak Curtis
Samuel Parsons
Lushes Bight
Bages Point Leamington
David Glavine
Fortune Hbr
Thomas Wells
Joe Budgell
Cottles Cove
Fortune Harbor
David Glayine
Arn
Chesley Manuel
Otto Osmond
Northern Harbor
Notre Dame Bay
Town visitors prepare to depart as others return home
Personal notes show Mr. and Mrs. R W Canning in Town en route home by Clyde today. Bert Hamlyn is very ill with pneumonia after being brought from Millertown. Claude Colbourne from Corner Brook plans a winter stay at Purcell's Harbor, his sister Tina accompanying him. Dorman Elliott, ill with stomach cancer in Toronto, left here five years ago. Zachariah Tizzard arrived from Buchan last week. Hooper Gates from Boustour and Bennett Price from Buchan Mine came on Thursday.
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R.W. Canning
Birchy Bay
Clyde
Bert Hamlyn
Millertown
Samuel Hamlyn
Crow Head
Claude Colbourne
Corner Brook
Purcell’s Harbor
Tina, Colbourne
Colbourne
C B
Dorman Elliott
John Elliott
South Side
Buchan
Hooper ‘Gates
Boustour
Bennett Price
Tharaday
Family and heritage mark a historical gathering
A compact report notes a family centering on heritage and memory. Key individuals are mentioned alongside places and dates that anchor the event in a local historical context. The tone mirrors a small-town chronicle emphasizing continuity and kinship across generations.
Obituary for George Jennings at Whale's Gulch
The death of Mr George Jennings occurred November 13 at Whale's Gulch at age 78. Survived by a wife, five sons Nathan Tobias Ralph Sidon Keywood and three daughters including Mrs Ambrose Manuel Mrs Wesley Potter and Mrs James Cruise with many grandchildren. Funeral led by Rev I Davis and Ensign White, burial in Methodist Cemetery amid a large crowd. Inserted by granddaughter Ivy Jennings November 27.
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George Jennings
Whale’s Gulch
Nathan
Tobias
Ralph
Sidon
St John’s
Asylum
Keywood
Detroit
Ambrose Manuel
Exploits
Wesley Potter
Sampson Island
James Cruise
St. Johns
Tragic death of Frank Guy reported in Wild Cove
Mr and Mrs William Guy of Wild Cove learn their son Frank was killed in New York. Remains will return home for burial with brother Ben and Mrs Frank Guy plus two children accompanying the casket. Frank had previously survived a car accident about four years ago. Community expresses sympathy for the Guy families.
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William Guy
Wild Cove
Frank
New York
Ben
Frank Guy
Death of Pricilla Young Leaves Condolences Across Community
Lawn flags flown at half mast mark the sudden passing of Pricilla Young wife of Capt. Robert Young a local resident. She died after a brief spell around 3 a.m. leaving a brother Samuel Clarke of Campbellton who is expected to attend the funeral. Condolences are offered to the family.
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Pricilla
Robert Young
Samuel Clarke
Campbellton
Royal Black Preceptory to Attend Thanksgiving Service
The Royal Black Preceptory will attend a Divine Service at 3 p.m. in S.S. United Church. Rev. Winsor, a member, will officiate the Thanksgiving Service.
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Royal Black
S.S. United
Shipping News Briefs From Confederation Life Harbor
Confederation Life. Shipping news notes Capt Hillier and Schr Ebel arriving from North with produce for Ashbournes Ltd. Ed Balgin was clerk on the Selr Schr Melita that delivered lumber to Hodge Bros from Birchy Bay. Schr Hattie A Heckman arrived from Lewisport and finished loading fish before departing to St John’s. Sehr Nellie R passed through on its northward route from St John’s, and the Auxiliary Schr J arrived yesterday.
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Ebel
Hillier
Ashbournes, Ltd
Ed. Balgin
Melita
Birchy Bay
Hodge Bros
Hattie
A. Heckman
Lewisport
Morton's
St. John’s
Nellie
Lead and zinc shipment sails from Buchans for Europe
The first cargo from Buchans leaves yesterday bound for England and Germany valued at about half a million dollars. Reports from Newfoundland describe flood damage in the Belgian Lowlands due to bursting dykes. Premier Taschereau announces a Canadian newsprint industry agreement. Naval discussions between the United States and Great Britain are expected soon.
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England
Germany
Taschereau
Quebec
Great Britain
Carbierville
New Port
Corner Brook
Boston
Rosalind
Red Cross
Montreal
Halifax
Minence
John Crosbie
McKay Chambers
Alderdice
Hee
Burgeo
Daily News
Tiles
South America
Fishery Department
Jasper Lake
John Millett
Lake & Lake
Fortune
Qparto
Kirena
Nick Bays and Girla of the ULC Notice
Nick Bays and Girla of the ULC appear in a local notice. The record notes their names and their affiliation with the organization. No further context or actions are provided in the fragment.
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Nick Bays and
Girla
The
ULC
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