Tuberculosis drive praised by Newfoundland association
A Newfoundland editorial lauds the Tuberculosis Association for its free X ray service rehabilitation and outreach. It urges public support through Christmas seal donations to fund campaigns, noting declines in TB deaths and the goal of eradicating the disease in our lifetime.
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Andland
Newfoundland
Tuberculosia Association
Tuberculosis Association
Tésebes
Christags
President Pleads For Better Attendance
The president urges improved attendance at events, stressing civic engagement and sustained participation across gatherings. Officials and community leaders echo the call, proposing outreach efforts and reminders to boost turnout.
Message From Donald Baird Sent Via HBC Radio Link
Mrs. Harold Baird received a note from her son Donald of the Hudson Bay Company staff at the far northern post Cambridge Gay. The radio message traveled from the port on the HBC twelve volt travn and was relayed by Canadian amateurs to Goose Airport St. Anthony and Twillingate where Mac Loveridge collected it around Snowday morning. Donald said he was well and enjoying winter there with the day frozen over on September 7.
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Harold Baird
Donald
Hudson Bay Company
Cambridge Gay
HBC
Goose Airport
St. Anthony
Twillingate
Mac Loveridge
Don
Baird
In Memoriam Poems Honour Deceased Mothers
In fond memory of mothers Mrs Joseph Stuckless and Mrs Isaac Farthing. Verses honor their passings with lines of love, sorrow, and faith. Include dates from 1940 1951 and references to family members, remembrance days, and biblical lines. The tone stays personal and memorial.
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Joseph 'Stuckless
Fragmented obituary verse fragment from Medford notice
A daughter insert details a farewell message for a departed loved one at grave location. The readable lines reference a home land beyond the sunset and eternal rest, signed by Mrs Lemuel Bearlty of 51 Myrtle Street Medford Massachusetts.
Anniversary Celebrated by Fred and Mrs Boyd
On October 19 1951 Mr and Mrs Fred Boyd of Tizzards Harbour now in Toronto marked their 22nd anniversary with family and friends. They received a wrist watch and congratulatory cards while enjoying good health and best wishes for many more years.
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Fred Boyd
Tizzards Harbour
Toronto
Lloyd Dalley
Jack Blake
Eileen Boyd
Thurman Tucker
Eilinton Trinity Bay
Boyd
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Weekly hospital notes show admissions for the week ending December including Mrs Thomas Rose Clancy Hurley and multiple patients across towns such as Herring Neck Main Punt White Bay Triton and Twillingate. Discharges include Mrs Dorman Roberts Mrs Samuel Roberts Muriel French Moreton's Head Lucy Rideout and others from Herring Neck Bay and surrounding communities.
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Thomas Rose
Clancy Hurley
Herring Neck
Roland Regular
Main Punt
White Bay
Baby Claris Burton
Horne Islands
Betty Linfield
Ernc Simmons
Minnie Gillard
Augustus Bridger
Richard Jarvis
Audrey Moore
Mays
Bert Stockley
Saul Mitchell
Chesley Dove
Twillingate
Jonas Blake
Chesley F Peckford
Fred Bown
Moses LeDrew
Change Islands
Lemuel Roberts Tri
Dorman Roberts
Samuel Roberts
Triton
Muriel French
Moreton’s
Goodwin Young
Madeline Dove
Chanceporte
Lucy Rideout
Salt Pond
Edgar Head
Joseph Hesd
Overmoan
November 1951 Hospital Admissions and Births in Newfoundland
During November 1951 there were 126 admissions and 125 discharges. The month recorded 14 births and 3 deaths among patients. The list mentions many names from Change Islands Twillingate and nearby communities, including Mr and Mrs Bert Stockley and Baby Madeline Penney.
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Telanda
Kon
Sma Augustue Bridger
NeiNisgate
Thamias Rove
Big Game Seasons See License Increases In 1951
Provincial natural resources officials report growing licenses sold for the second big game season of 1951. Hunters, residents and non residents alike, pushed totals above 1950 estimates, with 1950 data showing 1237 caribou killed by 656 hunters and 2672 other large game killed, signaling possible license reductions in future years. The moose survey aims to gauge herd levels and the potential introduction of White Tail Deer without harming moose, though plans remain contingent on food and population data.
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Department of Natural Resources
Moose hunting debate hinges on shotgun versus rifle legality
In the province a debate roars over game laws and firearm choices for moose. Proponents tout legal 22 caliber rifles or shotguns under 20 gauge, while testing ballistics show a 12 gauge slug exceeding 1955 foot pounds, challenging claims that shotguns are unsafe. Supporters argue modern shotguns can reach 75 yards with fatal chest hits, emphasizing safety first.
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Toy Call
G. Dove
Sun
Memoriam
Mom
Nellie
Otto Greenam
Isaac Farthing
Earthly
Howe
Barbelion
Arinsety A
Mra Lemuel Bearlty
Myrtle Street
Medford
Birt
Boa
Watch
Tizkard’s Hy George Powell
Rober Taylor
Mras
George “Hurley
Herring
Neck
Betty ‘Linfield
Dorcas Clarke
Betsy Barton
Lawrence Rideout
Beaurhenty Ted 'Batstone
Stok
Rogers 26
Cork
Edwin Facey
Hogalong
Santa FE
Marshall
Orange Hall
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps
Bickmaster’s Field
St. John's
the Armouries
Grand Falls
Cornerbrook
Fuiday
Tunadey
Alpin. New
Voice of the ‘Army
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