Debate on fish export markets and policy in Newfoundland session
Members discuss marketing methods for fish exports, potential gains from foreign markets, and the role of commissions and agents. Speeches reference the cod fishery, bait preservation, and the influence of government policy on prices, with emphasis on regional districts and the fishermen merchant relation.
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Americas
Hein Seupet
Abe
Simonsen
Hickman
Tau
Giova
Massachussetts
Lnd
Fishermen Union Debate and Agricultural Policy Stance
The session discusses the price of fish and agricultural policy, with Mr Winsor and Mr Cocker defending supply and price controls. Sir Bennett supports union rights but opposes legislative power by fishermen. he flags high prices as supply driven. Abbott contests Coaker’s role, while Woodford Rulshill promises continuation Monday. Swillings Club adjourns and elections name Table President and officers.
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Winsor
Grater
Tlon
Sir. Bennett
Cocker Voy
Union
Bart Atiythite
Od Ltd
Lloyd's State
Gimmes
Rai Dai
Avi
Saaindt
Abbott
Hoy
W. F. Coakers
Woodford
Aftckman
Cooker
Labrador
Earle Family Plans Move to Cire Road Homes
Mr 7 Earle has purchased houses on Cire Road and will live there with Mrs W Earle and the children. They plan to relocate to attend school, with Mrs Earle and the children moving there in the near future.
Wild Cove Fox Hunt Ends With Fox Killed
The report recalls a fox hunt at Wild Cove led by the Fuyu and Mramos parties on a Saturday. A valuable fox was captured after a long chase. Early morning efforts by Aber and others resulted in the fox wounding Burnt Taland while several hunters pursued rabbits with many successes. Participants named include Tease Youne Fre Clarke and James Hor nocet.
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Fuyu
Mramos
Mtoberks
Wild Cove
Borat
Bay Taat
Messrs
Tease Youne
Fre Clarke
James Hornocet
Store Hurat at Loon Bay fire damage report
On Monday St U H Manuel received wire from Trou Limi Bay stating the Mauve Lunder Co store at Loon Bay burned Saturday morning. Heavy provisions in the tower Mal were saved but top shop goods and cash were destroyed. Mr W Hughes was due there this week from St John s arriving at Camphallian Monday.
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U. H. Manuel
Ppising Fm
A Mauve Lunder Co
W Hughes
St. John's
Camphallian Munday
Fisheries Board Report Highlights Market Prices and Trends
The board discusses how fish prices are driven by multiple factors including supply, demand, and general prosperity. It notes decline in Labrador fisheries since 1905 with 14229 people employed that year and 1913 figures showing reduced lobster catches but higher prices. Also mentions storms affecting shipments and calls for shipping legislation and better protection for carriers.
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Rome Inn
Muller
Erebandize
Norway
Ireland
Conception Hay Town
Mr Thomas Jacobs Visits Mrs Manuel at Love Bay
Mr Thomas Jacobs left for Love Bay on Thursday to visit his winter Mrs Manuel there. The trip was described in brief, noting plans to spend time and return soon.
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Thomas Jacobs
Love ‘Bay
Manuel
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