Twillingate Sun publication and advertising rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 for Canada 1.50 for England the U S A and other countries. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term ads with long term contracts at a set price. notices received after Thursday may not appear and notes of thanks incur a 25 cent fee.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Progr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Christmas in the temperate zones and homeland spirit
Christmas across regions blends sun cycle customs with the older East traditions while the West introduces newer social changes. The piece reflects on charity, gratitude, family unity, health and warmth as core gifts, noting Santa’s expected visit and Cromwell’s past suppression of Christmas observances.
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Tropics
Cromwell
Santa Claus
Mrs Temple Seeks Season Greetings from St John’s
Mrs. H. E. Temple writes from St. John’s asking to be remembered to old friends and wishes a joyous festive season. She is in fair health aside from age related infirmities and hopes for continued rest and comfort in her later years.
Pretty wedding at Zzodring Bells on The South Side United Church
Miss Muriel P. Young wed Bertram H. Butt Thursday at 4 pm in Zzodring Bells church. Rev Uriah Laite officiated before a large congregation with 125 guests at Harbour View Hotel reception. The ceremony featured Miss Ivy Young and Miss Marion Minty as bridesmaids and Mr R B Smith as best man.
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South Side United Church
Muriel P. Young
Aiter
Andrew Young
Bertram H. Butt
Uriah Laite
Raymond Young
H. J. Pardy
Ivy Young
Marion Minty
R. B. Smith
Edgar Dove
Everett Whiteway
The
Arm Academy
Harbour View Hotel
Butt
Local travelers and residents depart for winter elsewhere
Miss Blanche Jacobs leaves Harbour View Hotel for Toronto to spend the winter. Several figures including John Gillett Edwin Facey travel to St John s by Lehr Grace Boebner returns via Levachporte by motor. Doctors Parsons and Goodwin go via Sundays Express to Lewisporte then home. Frank Harnett and Reta Harnett arrive for Xmas from University College St John s and Exploits. Others from interior join as chop ends. Captain Anstey leaves Little Bay Islands after Marine and Fisheries surveying. Rev. F W Hollands attends missionary meetings at Fogo and ministers at Moreton s Hr. C L Hodge Frank Simms go to Fogo from College via city. Grace Boehner crew members Parson, Gillett, Moody travel by Prospero. S C Maley moves through Lewisporte. Mrs Thomas Grimes and Phyllis leave St John s by Prefire. Hector Wells leaves prison for Wild Cove. Frank Kearley visits from Herring Neck.
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Blanche Jacobs
Harbour View
Toronto
John Gillett
Edwin
Facey
St. John's
Lehr
Grace Boebner
Levchsporte
Parsons and
Goodwin
Lewisporte
Frank Harnett
University College
Fred Parsoos
Arthur Gillett
Howard Moody
S.C. Maley
Thomas Grimes
Phyllis
Preepero
Hector Wells
Wild Cove
Baby Clinic Notes And committee greetings
The Baby Welfare Committee and Baby Clinic extend Christmas greetings to mothers babies and friends. The first New Year meeting will be held in January with notices in the Sun. A schedule for Weaning young babies will appear in the January Sun. The clinic thanks supporters and hopes for continued cooperation in the coming year.
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Sun
Twillitgate
Local Names Mentioned in Newfoundland Areas
A list of place names and individuals including Mrs Cooks Mre Stanley Parsons Lush's Bight Capt Alex Anstey Lattle Bay Islands Allan Brett R Ride out Dave Rideout Adam Rideout Moreton's Hr Mra Cambden Barr'd Islands
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Stanley Parsons
Lush’s Bight
Alex Anstey
Lattle Bay Islands
Allan Brett
R. Rideout
Dave Rideout
Adam Rideout
Moreton’s
Cambden
Barr’d Islands
L. D. A. Notes on Newfoundland fishing traditions and reform
A reflective piece argues that Newfoundland prosperity hinges on fishing heritage rather than farming. It traces early discovery, trade, and law, warns of cultural resistance to change, and urges L. D. A. expansion through education and fertilizer use. Next issue promises rotation discussions.
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Newfoundland
England
Crown
Rogland
Peter Minuet
Manhattan
New York
Cabot
Bristol
St John‘s
Vison
Ottawa
Washington
Seala Nets and Local Boats Implicated in Gunfire Profits
During the week Seala boats were netted and others brought in by gunners. Turra and docks were reported seized by armed men profiting from ammunition sales.
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Seala
Turra
Missionary Delegate Preaches at Local Pulpit
Rev J T Clarke of Moreton's Harbour served as missionary delegate on Sunday occupying the U C Pulpits to promote mission work. H W Rideout completed his contract on the Grand Falls Cooperative Stores project and a fine building is ready for business resumption. Mr J Colbourne, timekeeper with Rideout, returned home last Thursday after handling business.
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J.T. Clarke
Moreton's Harbour
U.C
H. W. Rideout
Co-operative
Grand Falls
J. Colbourne
Rideout
House of Assembly Debates on Address and Finance
The House appointed five members to draft the Address in Reply to the Governor General's Speech. The Prime Minister announced a tomorrow resolution on the constitution and finances and a move to committee on financial matters. An amendment by Mr Bradley urged longer consideration of the proposals, but was defeated as the Prime Minister's motion passed and the House adjourned.
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Gray
Whiteley
Abbott
Mosdell
Bradley
Internal Economy Commission
Legislative Council
McNamara
Jotn Bennett
Hous
House of Assembly
Justice
K.M. Brown
Boa
Ant
Christmas Message from North Side and South Side Churches
A minister emphasizes the real Christmas through inner light and outreach. Christmas services at North Side on Sunday night and Christmas morning at South Side will offer offerings for an Orphanage Fund, with a layman leading at North Side. The notice also mentions the Bessie Marie arriving at Derring Neck from St. John's.
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North Side
South Side Church
North Side Church
Laite
U. C
Bessie Marie
Derring Neck
St. John’s
United Church North and South Side Services Schedule
North Side lists 11 T Jenkins 7 Rev Laite 2 30 Christmas Service Church List 111 Rev Laite 7 E Hamlyn 11 pm Watch Night South Side 11 Rev Laite 7 T Jenkins 31st 11 RE Hamlyn 7 Rev Laite Little Hr 30 Rev Laite 24th and 31st A lengthy communication from writer at Moreton's Hr on the Medical Centre topic will be published next issue.
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North Side
T. Jenkins
Laite
E. Hamlyn
South Side
RE. Hamlyn
Moreton
Medical Centre
Horwood Shingles Sell Through Newfoundland Dealers
Horwood Shingles made from finest fir are available from Ashbournes Ltd Twillingate South Edwin Colbourne Twillingate North Earle Sons Co Ltd Fogo S Roberts Change Islands Birchy Bay Lumber Co Birchy Bay Kenneth Manuel Campbelton T J French & Sons Main Point Gander Bay French Bros Co Ltd Summerford Horwood Lumber Co Horwood.
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Ashbournes, Ltd
Twillingate South
Edwin Colbourne
Twillingate North
Earle Sons & Co. Ltd
Fogo
S. Roberts
Change Islands
Birchy Bay Lumber Co
Birchy Bay
Kenneth Manuel
Campbelton
Advent and Christmas Services Schedule at St Peter’s
The church outlines a sequence of services for Advent Christmas and New Year including Holy Communion Matins Evensong and Carols with times such as 8 30 11 00 10 00 12 00 Midnight Eucharist 9 00 and 11 00. It notes special dates like Christmas Eve Christmas Day and Epiphany with related services and parish notices.
St Peters Hall Concert and Xmas Tree Evening
St Peters Hall hosts a Christmas concert and tree event on December 26 at 7.30 pm doors open 7 with admission ten cents. Home made candy will be sold.
SUN Office to Close for Week. Paper Resumes January 2
The SUN Office will be closed for a week and no paper will be issued. Upon reopening on January 2 the staff will gather material for the January 6 issue. Slob ice forms rapidly and freights may be delayed unless wind shifts. On Thursday a northern shelf of ice lay near the shore.
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SUN
Winda
Auction Items Include Sewing Foot Machine and Vehicles
Household auction catalog lists a Singer sewing foot machine two bicycles one large motor boat decked and a Chrysler sedan in running order. Items described as man’s bicycle lady’s bicycle girl’s bicycle motor boat and car. Bidding details not provided.
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Singer
Chrysler
Newfoundland items and global notes from Telegraph dispatch
News brief covering the sinking of the Culmore off Suffolk with nine dead, O Duffy disbanding the Blue Shirts in Ireland, debates on the Newfoundland Bill, ship losses, Arctic weather, unemployment shifts in the U S and Britain’s tax and naval measures, plus court rulings on the Blue Shirt ban and Newfoundland governance.
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St. John’s
Suffolk
Wm. Penny
Scir
Thomas
Robert
Man Pentry
Devalera O'Duffy
League of Youth
England
House of Representatives
Lindbergs
U.S.A
St. Albans
Hoskins
Arthur Earle
Carter's Hill
Royal Naval Reserve
Chalker
Outerbridge
Ryan
Kelly
Cauly
Spratt
House of Commons
Newfoundland
George
Kenneth Parsons
Freshwater
Bell Island
U.S
Great Britain
Italy
France
O' Dully
Trish Blue Shirts
O'Duffy
Britain
Caribou
Cing Cerfs
Burgeo
Andrew Goobie
Supreme Court
Sehr
Madonna
Trepassey
Bilf
Nfld
North
Cyprus
Shr
Laurette
Franklyn
James Lush
Northern Ireland
Note of Thanks to Friends and Family
We thank kind friends for help during illness and death of our Father and Husband. Grateful for messages, letters of sympathy, and wreaths for the casket. Mrs. Elizabeth Guy and family.
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Elizabeth Guy
Local businessman opens new store on South Side
Mr. B. H. Butt begins a commercial venture and has erected a store on South Side. Augustus Young and helpers are finishing the project as the new enterprise starts operations. We wish the venturer every success.
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B. H. Butt
South Side
Augustus Young
Kyle and steamers clear ice to reach piers
Confed Captain John Clarke of the Kyle reported to the Railway on the 6th inst that 7 inches of ice blocked the Run. The Kyle opened a channel for the S S Geraldine Mary and two other steamers for ore, helping them reach the piers.
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John Clarke
Kyle
Botwood
S.S
Geraldine
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