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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions weather terms and various jumbled words. The readable bits include references to temperature or climate terms and scattered proper nouns, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a concise news item.
Portions describe community happenings in Springdale and Sidney, including Rev Mekirdy’s recent death, Mr Preston’s Decatur party, and attendance at various events. Mentions Sid Wells Ridout, Astey Servites, Frank Payne, Samuel Payne of Campbellton, and Mr Larbie's appointment related to Sidney Smith wrecks on a bay, with ice edge context and local transport scenes.
The schedule notes shifts around St Patrick's Day with Friday as a usual holiday. St John’s events are canceled this year and Lew arrives earlier. The coming Tuesday and Wednesday are marked as Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday.
Notice outlines legal prohibitions under the 1910 Game and Inland Fisheries Act. It bans possession or hunting of partridge, ptarmigan, willow grouse, curlew, plover, and migratory birds between January 1 and September 20 with penalties up to 100 dollars or three years imprisonment. Also bans setting traps for partridge and prohibits traveling with firearms during Jan 1 to Sep 20 with penalties up to fifty dollars or imprisonment up to one month.
A scrambled telegraph item reports the new governor and wife leaving Lugland by next Friday. It notes storm on Topsails suspending railway and steamer sailings to Gramis Islands for seal fishery in March and mentions political upheaval involving young Turks in Constantinople. Two fires in St John's caused damage and Frank service across the island resumed.
A young Boston woman, described as extraordinarily athletic, was riding in a mascntine habit when she was thrown. A bystander cried for a doctor as the frightened crowd tried to aid her, noting a young chiap with ribs injury and urgency to move north rather than east or west.
A clipping notes Lloyds mark of bravery in rescuing Mr Cunker from a mob at Ray Roberts. It questions the quantity of shandy puffs needed for such courage and mentions an editorial on the Telegram. Also references Mr Andrew Elliott's daughters and Prospero anecdote.
An auction notice listing items for sale including 14 pus Cimera and oobit, four plate carriers, a quantity of chemicals and plates, identified as available through SUN OFFICE. The listing specifies ownership or control by the SUN OFFICE.
Readers from Belgium Colombia Beardentown Mexico Nicaragua Panama Purkey Newfoundland report satisfaction with Wolverine engines. Testimonials praise reliability efficiency and long service across boats canals and coastal operations.
Harbor department notice lists marine workers at St John’s with incomplete dates and locations, indicating a crew or registration action. The fragment references Newtownsville and a date near the first of the month, implying a scheduling or payroll update.
Public notice outlines officials and procedures under Chapter 28 authority. It references proposed alterations, renaming of plans and funds, and names multiple people, departments, and dates. The document appears as a formal governmental notice with procedural details and dates.
A fragmented notice from Perfection Motors references two horsepower ranges and vague product details. The text includes stray phrases like TV and Noriced, with scattered terms such as Wirt oats hop, BA, WF, and a price near $71, plus mentions of salt inter reversible ertghie and HLuga.
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