10 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1934
Page
1
An official memorandum dated January 31st states Italy supports German rearmament as a practical solution to disarmament, tied to other powers' armament statuses, with limited chemical and gas warfare controls and reduced arms expenditure. Toronto notes January 20th report.
Solomon Eveleigh of Newstead advertises sale of a 20 year a weight 500 lb item company for lumber timber wood and fencing materials with delivery options including bank delivery. Offers horses for passenger transport at cheap rates and freight capacity Lewhaparté to Newstead at 4 cents per ib to Twillingate at 4 cents ib.
Services listed for Sunday include Holy Communion at 8:30 and Matins at 6. Evensong at 6 for St Peter’s, and Matins at 11 and Evensong at 7 for St Andrew’s on North and South Sides respectively. Readers Robert Jenkins and Rev. Laite noted at 7 or 11 as assigned. Little Heath: service at 3.0 with Rev Laite.
The 102 annual report shows deposits up sharply with cash and liquid assets high. Earnings total 2,035,900, dividends 1.5 million, 250,000 written off on premises, 115,000 to Pension Fund, 112,000 in taxes. Deposits rose by about 5 million, quick assets 142,338,422 on liabilities. Readily available cash stands at 36,587,851.
Major Robert H. Tait M D of Boston offers a sixty five page booklet The Trail of the Caribou about the Maryland Regiment in the 1914 to 1918 theatre in verse. The volume includes illustrations and a review of honours won by soldiers. Price 100 per G.W.V.A. at St John s. Room 100 262 Washington St Boston Mass.
District Grand Master Frederick White and District Grand Secretary Malcolm G. Loveridge attended a session at Herring Neck on Tuesday for the District Grand Lodge. Also present were Roy Mantel as a debate, Eleanor Peyton Agnes Guy and Gatti Philpott.
After a light snowfall several danger spots caused injuries. Mrs. Alfred Bridger fractured her left arm on Sunday night. Mrs. Frank Sharpe broke her foot and remains confined with the injured limb in a plaster cast.
Two steam boilers offered: one new and one practically new. Each boiler measures 20 feet long and 6 feet in diameter with 70 4 inch openings. Listing emphasizes condition and dimensions for buyers in industrial equipment market.
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