Clerical arrivals and sea weather notes in Heerl Neck
The Rev C Lonch of Heerl Neck to preach in the Methodist churches tomorrow and later on the South and North Sides. Arrival of Rev P Ce Sai emnbent of Exploits mission with companion. Also Rev SP Pittman of Late Bay to visit. Charity sale success at North Side Methodist Schoolhaven lob. Coastal steamer Conscript called yesterday with rough seas and multiple passengers. Weather has been stormy with several craft driven ashore and injuries reported. property damage noted.
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C. Lonch
Heerl Neck
Welccome
Morrey
P. Ce. Saiemnbent
Exploits Mission
Hie Indy
SP Pittman
Late Bay
Walcome
Conscript
Walch
St. John’s
Thie
Guquet
Messrs
Burgess
O' Reddin
James Steong
J. Manel
Misa Carrington
Rev
CB. Pacey
Messea Rankin
W. J. Wells
Schukn’s
Macy
Jasuruil
Oither
Testimonial to Rav Mr Parry from Ontario lodges
A testimonial presented by the Loyal Deauge Association of Iyalting sta to Rav Mr Parry of Ontario. The document records a hearty welcome from the Association in Keen and Morton's Harbor and notes the two Lodges’ approval. It thanks him for his services and extends wishes for future success in his office.
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A. Es Perry
Ontario
Gowda
Orage
Morton's Harbor
Verterluy
Liudges
Croshy
Keen
Brugh
Cadena
Adamte Association of
British North America
Cape
Deauge Association of ‘Iyalting
Prayisus
Ramnalus
Lodgesy
Mia Wuregio
How to get Rich lecture at South Side Methodist Church
A large audience heard Rev. E. Percy speak on wealth creation at the South Side Methodist Church. The talk urged diligence, frugality, and marriage as paths to success, with anecdotes about money, luck, and perseverance and cautions against idleness and vice. the speaker stressed moral conduct and the Bible as a guide to prosperity. The event highlighted practical advice and the value of self-improvement in attaining financial betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Methodist Church
E. Percy
W. Freeman
Origg
Wesley
Lara
Byusipuss
Youeg
Noor
Goit
Viotria
Muglaod
Joousiuriou
Desirable alliances lecture draws applause and donations
The hour twenty five talk bristled with wit and humor and was attentively received by the audience. Applause and liberal contributions followed for the Supernumerary and Contingent Funds totaling 216.2. A vote of thanks was given to the lecturer, with thanks proposed by Fr. J. K Kelly and seconded by Mr. Sammars.
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Thir Ber
J. K Kelly
Me. Sammars
Mineral Lands Law Change Urges Newfoundland Public Support
A letter from Green Bay readers advocates reform of mineral laws to boost development and employment. It argues capitalists lock up lands, calls for clearer regulations, rights of way, and government action to attract workers and industry, urging Legislative Councillors to craft supportive statutes. The missive praises the newspaper’s past coverage and requests public backing for a new code governing mineral lands.
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Louila Bay
Green Bay
Furgigit Capitalista
Coppie
Fatriujin Lab
Aura
Ioul
Dad Tha Mare
Mina No
Mide Owgers
Ity
Thi
Thay Ea
Daines
Bay
Rivera
Editon
Letter from a Minister in a Galony Warritoen Lace
A ministerial letter criticizes political slogans and policies, citing Max O'Giall and public opinion. It discusses protectionism, economy, and parliamentary dynamics, referencing elections and figures like Klug and Gabbayor, with a wave of civic skepticism about governance and reform.
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Warritoen Lace
Sun
Dean Sir
Max O'iall
Nuwlaandland
Tia
Iguiles
Srotesion
Adistala
Kluge
Wingy
Paibira
Indonghe
Rainhorse
Detroit
Tuibe
Simmar
Timiain
Wbetnan
Fragments From a Controv ersial Medical Quackery Ad
A garbled historical notice discusses William Wixom’s Sugarine patent remedy and Pierce’s Pleasant Pellenty. It references a schooner voyage to Fogo and a Catalina incident, then shifts to warnings about dysentery treatments, laxatives, and drugstores. The passage preserves names like Wixam Owrs and Uiwal Biutda in a fragmented catalog of 19th century medical quackery.
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Uuiwal
Note of thanks from W J Scott to supporters
A note from Dea Mr Verron thanking friends in Twilhagate and Mataids for their support and assistance. Scott reports the sale will yield about 1000 dollars, noting the short time since the item was acquired and its impact on their school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsteiends
Twilhagate
Mataids
Tragic Accident at Little Bay Mins Fatal Fall
A worker named Nicholas Cantwell fell from a ladder at Little Bay Mins, his body found in a shaft area. The incident appears linked to work conditions and mental distress, with colleagues noting his troubled state before the accident.
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Little Bay Mins
Nicholas Cantwell
Ace Tncana
Parra
Lipa
St. John's
Hiwi
Loading Waaef
Little Bay Shipments and Local Notices From Hills Bay
The report notes 602 tons of refined copper cargo and a prior load of copper ore at Pils Caro. Residents discuss safety as disruptions in the harbor occur and a government vessel advances preparations for year end. Community figures in Hills Bay, including R Burgas, address relief and charitable needs. The text mentions severe gale conditions and a damaged anchorage area impacting local activity.
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Little Bay
Pils Caro
Everaldnatha
Ole
James Waite
fLery
Pasaaya
Bai
Ona
Hills Bay
R. Burgas
Boqi
Dackovith
Benson
Bar Anchorage
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Che Collingate Sun
Schoalhaven
Ailyie
Rav
Mr. Parry
South Side
Galony
ATATS3
Fogo
Catalina
Ben Doiuss
Wien Asinid
Mguutuina
Mivautaigs
Pierce
Draggiaia
W. J. Scott
Dea
Mr. Verron
Fox the
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