Twillingate Sun subscription and advertising notice
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription rates of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England the U S A and other countries Payable in advance Advertising rates include long term display terms with fortnightly composition charges and short term ads at 25 cents per inch Notes of Thanks incur 25 cent fee The paper reserves no guarantee to insert late news items or communications and disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions.
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Twillingate
Nildon
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Memorial for Sir Douglas Haig Echoes Across Dominion
Obituary memorial remarks honor field marshal Sir Douglas Haig later Earl Haig who led Empire forces in Europe. The piece notes Newfoundland reception in 1925, his opening of the War Memorial, and his role in wartime leadership and postwar peace efforts. It mentions exile in Doorn and respect from returned soldiers and dominions.
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Douglas Haig
Earl Haie
England
Europe
Dominions
Newfoundland
War Memorial
Haig
Doorn
Holland
Earl Haig
Anniversary Parade and Service of United Fishermen Society
The Society of United Fishermen held their Annual Parade and attended Divine Service at St Andrews Church where Rev Henry Gilbert preached on Love with the text Follow after Love. Brethren heard the sermon with interest. Members returned to their Hall for dinner by Mrs Robert Smith and later enjoyed an evening entertainment.
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Society of United Fishermen
St. Andréw's Church
Henry Gilbert
Robert Smith
House hauled from land near Mrs Phillip’s on Monday
Mr Wm Young of South Side had a house moved from Mrs Phillips’s land on Monday in a noted local incident.
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Wm. Young
South Side
Phillip
Court hears two youth cases at Ashbournes Ltd hearing
On Wednesday at the Court House from 11 to 1 pm a young man was fined 20 or two months for obtaining goods under false pretences from Ashbournes Ltd after pleading guilty. Two minors aged 12 and 13 faced charges for damaging St Andrews church and taking a puncheon on November 5, the case heard in camera ending in a 10 pound fine and jail. Fines were paid in both cases and the report urges respect for church property and community order for local youths.
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Ashbournes Ltd
St. Andrews
When Accidents Happen Painckiiler Remedy
An old advertisement touts Painckiiler as an invaluable remedy to have on hand for cramps colic diarrhoea sprains and bruises. It offers 25c and 50c battles as prices.
Pastor Winsor Accepts One Year Extension At United Church
At a Q. O. Board meeting the Pastor Rev. J. W. Winsor received an unanimous invitation to stay for another year. He had been asked by the Twillingate Board but plans to remain here pending Annual Presbytery approval, marking his fourth year of pastorate in the community.
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Q. O. Board of
United Church
J. W. Winsor
Winsor
Lewisparte
Twilling ‘Ate Board
Maud the Horse To Carry Passengers From Lewisport
The well known Confederate Life traveling public service announces that the horse Maud will resume her winter conveyance duties between Lewisport and surrounding areas. One trip per week or more will be operated depending on weather, starting the first week of February. For bookings call TF willing at the Caerl Hotel, T-Wr.
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Maud
Lewisporte
Tfwillingatg Caerl Hotel
In Loving Memory of Mrs Thomas Cooper
Mrs. Thomas Cooper, 83, died January 11 at the South Side after a long illness. Funeral held at South Side United Church with Rev. J W Winsor. burial at Arm Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs Thomas Pelley and Mrs Samuel Pelley, four sons Archibald John George and Steven, plus two step-brothers and fifteen grandchildren. Inserted by grandson Claude Cooper.
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South Side
Thomas Cooper
South Side United Church
J. W. Winsor
Arm Cemetery
Thomas Pelley
Samuel Pelley
Archibald
Friday's Bay
John
Millerton
George
Steven
Obituary for Mr Andrew Woll of South Side
An old respected South Side resident Mr Andrew Woll died after a short illness. A former fisherman, he later worked for Ashbouce as a faithful labourer. Funeral held Wednesday at S S Church, burial in Bluff Head Cove Road Cemetery. Rev J W Winsor officiated. He leaves a wife, daughter Lizzie, and brother John at B H Cove. brother George had predeceased him. The SUN offers sympathy to the bereaved.
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South Side
Andrew Woll
Messrs
Ashbouce
S.S. Church
Bluff Head Cove Road
J.W. Winsor
Lizzie
John
B. H. Cove
George
If Your Kidneys Are Troubling You
Keswick New Brunswick January thirty. Wm L Kendall of Keswick declares Dodd's Kidney Pills best medicine he has tried. After one box he felt better and could straighten his back. a second box completed improvement. Pills strengthen kidneys and cleanse blood. A trial is urged for relief.
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New Brunswick
Dodd
Keswick
N. B
Wm. L Kendall
R.R .I
Dodds
Election of Officers for Loyalty No 5 LA LCA
At a regular meeting on Tuesday January 31 1923 8 officers were elected for Loyalty No 5 LCA including War Master Stewart Moors Deputy William Harte Chaplain John Hodder Treasurer Ernest Young Dir of Ceremonies Henry Spencer and several line officers. The installation was conducted by P M James Preston with Mark Rideout recording secretary.
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Loyalty
NO. 5
L.C.A
Stewart Moors
William Harte
John Hodder
Mark Rideout
Ernest Young
Henry Spencer
Wm. Gillett
Robert Brett
Frank Cooper
Tyler
Andrew Walsh
Bennett Burton Inves
Fred House
Stephen Hawkins
John Fifield
Frank Roberts
James Preston
Crow Head
Edward Sharpe
Claude Eliott
Wild
Adolphus Verge
Donation from Mr George Newman to NDB Memorial Hospital
Acting secretary Stewart Roberts records a donation of 70 dollars from George Newman of Malden Massachusetts to NDB Memorial Hospital Inc. The note also mentions word received from Garrard Falls about Elias Anstey, father of Lewis Anstey, being very ill.
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George Newman
Malden
Mass
Stewart Roberts
Lewis Anstey
Grard Falls
Elias Anstey
Prisoner Transfer To St John S Penitentiary
Gonst Manderson is to depart Thursday morning for St John s to deliver his prisoner Burt to the Penitentiary. Mr Elijah Greenham accompanied them to Lewisporte for the journey.
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Gonst. Manderson
St. John’s
Burt
Elijah Greenham
Lewisporte
Bay Ice Conditions Improve For Twillingate Travel
The Bay filled in with slob ice on Monday morning as the wind shifted north east the previous evening. Traveling to and from Twillingate is now fit for teams.
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Twillingate
Two People Fall Through Ice on Harbor Warn of Dangers
Residents cautioned as ice fails on harbor waters with snow covering the surface. Authorities urge care and awareness of multiple unsafe spots where people could fall through if not vigilant.
Cantonese crushing second uprising and other early 20th century items
Telegraph News reports London Daily Mail despatch stating Cantonese authorities shot forty four Communists to suppress a second uprising. Residence at Mundy Pond owned by Elijah Goosehey destroyed by fire. Great War Veterans Association re elected Lieut Col Paterson as President. Hon G B Job predicts eleven ships will fish this year including Ungava and Beothic type vessels valued at two million dollars with outfits.
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London Daily Mail
Mundy Pond
Elijah Goosehey
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Toronto
Harold Russell Brown
Brown
Ethel Anstey
Samuel Anstey
Paradise
Herbert F. Wilshusen
New Haven
Conn
Anne Adair
Confederation Life
Yon
Claude Cooper
Mr. Kendall
Confedera
N.D.B. Memorial Hospital Inc
Pate
Estey Organs
Ingersoll
Victor
Victrolas & Records
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
NFLD
Telegraph News
Scotland Yard
James McNeil
Field Marshall Haig
St. Columbus’ Church
London
Leton
Westminster Abbey
Marshall Foch
Petain
W'L
Asaya Neural
Cam
G. A. Toursie
Davis & Lawrence CO
St. Antoine St. Kontreal
Que
J. W. McGrath
St. John's
Ard
Irish Free State
Dublin
Housands
Mer