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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
2
Advertising rates for continued insertions appear as garbled text from a New York Canada edition. The fragment mentions rates, concerts, and special prices, with unreadable dates and stray numbers.
Messrs L. Olsmond at Martin's Ho and J. W. Osmond of Tizzard's Ho were present Thursday.
A damaged fragment reports a Gospel singing service at the Congregational Church last Sunday with praise for attendees. It notes choir practice Saturday night and upcoming verse rehearsals as the congregation plans further sacred events and friendly gathering in a dedicated place.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses political figures and parties, noting heated rhetoric and calls for governance. It mentions a government office, a candidate, and a focus on reform, with protest and division implied among supporters and opponents.
A distorted historical page fragment blends misread phrases about election year urgency and legal bravado. Lacking clear names or places, it hints at a courtroom action and public reaction while presenting garbled, partial sentences.
Cant and Harbin, part of the Home team, were at St Jobh's site preparing for a relay event and slated to depart for the competition.
A local express service left St. John Tuesday evening bound for Lowisport aboard the Union store carrier. The shipment details are sparse but indicate an intercity delivery in progress.
In a Mor ton area report, Rev Suirling returned from a Morton’s on Tuesday evening. Mopfiaa Bishop of Me Prosttro notes that there would likely be a gala soon. The Suella Mars Mr Wilson ascono, connected with the cuplar of 7. Carter St, and Mr. Jos. Wiste, left by Prospero for Se, Jehn’s in Thestay.
In a fragmentary note from Ashbourne readers share a curious tale involving Mr. Wat and a trio named Tow and Jinn, with references to Prospero and a destiny tied to a betting job. The unclear text hints at a fictional or dramatic piece centering on fate and barter.
The contract for repairing the split Cobra vessel that ran ashore at Copper Neck this fall has been awarded to Captain Andrew Roberts. Details on the ender and final completion remain unclear.
A 45 foot long motor boat is being constructed by Mr Iry Sinclair of Tizzard's Hr. The project involves Messers We Litens amid Shackless who departed Wednesday for Bewverton. Agjlest Elliott's daughters returned that morning amid windy cold conditions. Dr Teltew was called for a query. Mr change Tatands and a younger son traveled to St John by Clyde steamer toward New York, then Aber where theisten walls return with Mr Roberts and his sons.
Sunday and Sunday evening programs listed with revivals and services at multiple locations. Details mention parish activities, special evangelistic services, and plans for the week led by pastors with times around 6 30 and 11 oclock.
Fragmented text shows scattered proper nouns and garbled terms including names like Meera, Joh Brathan, Creniany, and references to agents and locations. It reads like an OCR mash of a legal or narrative item with no coherent event or outcome. No verifiable facts or clear subject emerge.
A dense wartime style column reports ship arrivals and losses at Portam and nearby ports, noting storms, fever hospital moves, and the Shire’s grim toll. It recounts the Fate of vessels like the Lintrone and Cynsbiona, personnel changes, and community responses including entertainments and seafaring memorials.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Captain Jue Janes and crew fending wood and a report that Walter watched the Sraspetn after leaving. Weather winds shifted. ship drifted near Hermag Neck as fans speculate on the crew’s status and possible pay issues.
The piece rails at government power and wartime strain, arguing for strong leadership and personal loyalty. It insists that love should align with duty, condemns public figures, and laments societal collapse while urging resolve and unity despite fear and illness.
A fragmented historical passage glances at weather, wind, and market life amid a drifting townscape. Mentions windward streets, a looming trade, and watchful figures in a rugged, misty setting. Readers glimpse a mood of struggle, resilience, and fading routines.
In a rugged coastal incident Albert Young and Jeff Yous were involved near Ketehit Island. Rescuers searched the area after Young disappeared while others aided, with conditions worsening by Tuesday night. The weather hampered efforts and the coast store at Asion Trating Co in Togo was closed.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Prosgero steering gear failures and a ship event with mention of Herring Neck and partial repairs. The garbled lines reference Crew, trials, and a lead likely tied to a nautical incident. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mr Tousstarted agira for esiver and a list of attendees from 8S. Krome arrived Thursday evening. Lh T2e sweiners of ravatty and Crombie Ladies held an event with honest preparations for their Hall on Tuesday night. Business important, My onder W.2's.
A garbled report outlines a 3 percent figure and partial losses at several locations. Names such as Alesandro, Pearl, Cuckoo, Tsinds, Gertie Snoors, and places like Lab dor, Pilley's Teld, Grois, Gaudet Bay, Lark, and Cornwall appear unreadable, with mentions of Rabi Lock harbor and a ruumagod at Lark.
Fragmentary Telegraph and colonial notices report Bond case withdrawals and approvals affecting the Bond affair. Mention of a steamer dock repairs costing over 1000, Lewd political corruption denounced by newspapers, arrests, and a London and Dublin crackdown on a squashing crusade.
Fragmented OCR mentions a vessel or equipment with a 40 foot keel and 13 inch breadth. Names Geo Small and Lathe Bose appear as contact or related parties. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a maritime or construction context with specified dimensions.
A dubious document attributed to the Knights of Columias is being circulated, described as an oath that calls for violent action against perceived foes within the church and state. The text references religious figures, violent punishments, and calls for removal of leaders, stirring concern over deceitful propaganda.
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