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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes report plans to reduce annual paper currency in circulation by twenty million pounds through an official measure linked to U T Co and A V Conrad. References to ships near Oporto, weather rumors, and notices from officials suggest a broad wartime economic and maritime context with duties, transit tensions, and potential legal consequences for service disruption.
The item lists a social event by the A. Jt. Class on Primeeday, upcoming fashion promos like Women’s Wool Gloves at 85c, and various town updates. It notes Chesley Hoberts and Capt. Ben Young’s return from Tech port, a move to Canada planned for Edward White’s family, train disruptions in St John’s area, and smallpox quarantines in Lewisporte, with other scattered local notices and arrivals.
Public meeting set for Tuesday February 24 1920 at the Court House in the forenoon to elect the Road Board for Twilllegate. Convener George Roberts Sm. delivers notice.
A magistrate convened a meeting for tonight to address ways to deal with the incorrigible protestors at the locality amid weeks of severe weather. Reports say Inland shipping and provisions in distress, with Betsy steamer and Prospera Eagleoo routes impacted. Train and mail disruptions continue amid cold, while local residents note a lull in activity and describe ongoing shortages.
A local event covered a billiards match with cues and balls, awarding a top prize of 100 percent. The report notes a tally game format and participation by a men’s club, highlighting competitive play and prize value.
Foreign markets warn of a price drop for U B A within 99 days due to large stockpiles and Europe cutting buyouts. Trade officials report declining demand as inventories rise and buyers seek lower costs across markets.
Crowds clashed over tickets at a gathering near Miller town, seizing a trolley and forcing it to the rack. Officials report mutal ticketing and price manipulation, with ships and stores affected. Fire destroyed parts of Kinga College and Pola University faced freight moves to Western Bay. Locals flee to St Johns as evacuations continue and the district faces shortages.
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