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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows Rev Bennet and Rev A Ford leading services on the North and South Sides. Evening events include 6 50 Evensang and Seyina South Side U1 ha with Rev Bennet. Rev A Ford North Side 112.0) and Rev S Hennett 6 30 pm. Bible classes listed for North and South Sides at 2 30.
An opportunistic notice invites agents to sell Hardy Canadian Grown stock at Twillingate with promising commissions and favorable terms. The vendor offers offerings and requests inquiries for lots, seeking liberal commissions and support from brokers.
Fragmented local notice lists rates for advertising rates include special terms and contract options. Details appear garbled with missing context but indicate pricing, half rates, and tiered charges for local notices and contracts.
Fragmentary text with unreadable portions. It hints at a local matter involving names and places but lacks clear facts or readable details to identify the event, date, or participants.
Admiral Sir Richard Poore announces a reshuffle naming a new fleet commander. The change elevates Admiral Pane from deputy role to head the battle squadron amid ongoing operations and strategic plans.
A highly garbled letter from New Bay mocks officials and judges, interspersed with references to political figures and wartime restraint. It alleges suppression of dissent, critiques apologies, and laments censorship while noting a planned public event in March and mentions of Liberty and Allied leaders.
A fragment from the Nairy Telegraph details New Year’s dinner for a regiment at Nairn. It mentions Captain Carly’s reply to the contingent, the desire of the men to visit Nan, and reflections on the town’s fair sex. The text shows a wartime social gathering with aims of home front morale.
The town notes three men volunteering for service and one who passed medical exam for Naval Reserve. Names include William Herbert Lench, Archor Calla Goodyear, Edward Whitte, and Captain Ned White, son of Edward White. The piece honors their spirit and aims to set a local example.
Fragmentary text notes a figure named Spork described as the man who dts the big drum in the A. I. 1 hand. It reflects a troubled voice with references to Bouchea and Habelhe Frenchitan, and hints at a patriotic stance amid unclear context.
Fragments describe a developing event with names and numbers but text is garbled. No clear outcome or actions present. confirms insufficient readable facts to summarize a specific event.
A chaotic report recounts a party sliding on Bhureh Hill with several people injured. A doctor treated the wounded, including a boy, and a scene at a parsonage followed the accident amid fear of fire and a tense aftermath. Local residents, including Mr. Liuion Yoong and Gaph Fiabe Roberts, are noted in passing.
Fragmented account describes a rail misknots and engine issues near St Johns with halted cars and uncertain movements. The piece notes a last to depart pattern, mentions a “Meat Station” and local reactions as the line and operators struggle to restart.
Fragmentary notice describes a transfer of property near Sulleys fold and Saul Ste akwell with names like Win Asuiminie and Ashbourne. The text references completion, valuation, and a transfer date around Wednesday night, with unclear parties and a declaration of charge.
Fragment reads as a jumble of names and places with no coherent event. Names include Smith, White, Wesley, and Weir, with mentions of dates and a street, but the core incident and location are unreadable. No definite action or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event labeled anniversary with references to a parade and attendees. The text is unclear but indicates preparations or participation on an upcoming Thursday with parish or service contexts. Details on people, places, or organizations are unreadable.
Some others offering row at Herring Neck with Mr Malcolm failed to pass the medical examination. We are sorry to learn that George Jenkins, son of Mr Peter Jenkins, who offered himself as a volunteer, did not qualify.
A fragment lists amounts collected at Vancouver and B.G. with names such as Yates, Sinfield, Hicks, Wheeler, and many others paying small sums. The scattered names include Sears, Campbell, Switzer, Elm, Vergo, Briel, Moores, Lamart, Evans, and various others, each noted with 30 cents or 25 cents and a few larger figures.
A garbled report describes actions by Mr Fredk White and Mr Herring at a Peb Arc location on Thursday. It mentions several men from the place and a number of items or actions judged or noted, with unclear specifics and names obscured in the text.
Members of the Sociable by Women’s Patriotic Association plan a gathering at Court Mouse on February 7.40 to raise funds for Belgian relief. Wickets may be had. entries and participation encouraged.
A sociable event titled Masypie Hrethen was planned at the Masonic Temple with activities described in fragmented notes. The setting suggests a community gathering at the temple venue with local participants and attendees.
A garbled OCR passage describes a 19th or early 20th century religious gathering with mentions of congregants in a cemetery, references to a committee, names like Abe, WH, Femple and Ashimgie, and a ritual or procession. The legibility is poor, but hints at memorials, donations, and community actions.
A weathered advertisement touts Dr. F. Stafford and Son remedies for coughs colds stomach trouble rheumatism and nerve pain. It promotes Stafford’s Micaryonie Cough and Cold Cure and a liniment with the promise of easy relief and mail order availability.
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