Retirements and correspondence of Sir Robert Bond era
The document contains letters between L M Jackman and Sir Robert Bond dated January 28 1918 discussing Jackmans retirement from party politics and focus on business. Bond and Jackman reflect on political service, personal sacrifice, and the impact on private affairs while endorsing the decision to withdraw from active party politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Judy
Pice
Han
Sir Robert Bond
St. Joke's, NA
Whithalie
Jackass
Trainine
Vant
Giano
Unclear fragment hints at a farewell note
The readable text appears as a brief personal sign off with phrases like heartily reciprocating good wishes and sincere thanks. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are present beyond the initials EM and BON.
No Trout For Three: A South Side Misadventure
A garbled account narrates three men, two clerks, who failed to catch trout while boating near Chapel Island. They pursued the spoil of the chase toward Teumatian, an accident disrupted the trip, and they fled home. Local gossip mocks the outcome while noting the missing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souith
Chapel Island
Teumatian
Gillard
Eland
Two Months for a Letter from Pillay Island
A damaged OCR item describes a letter from Pillay's Island sent in early 1913 that took about two months to arrive. It discusses registered mail procedures and delays, blaming some officials for carelessness rather than the postal system, and notes attempts to track the letter via postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilley
Twillingate Sun editor praised for editorial skill and style
A reader letter admires Twillingate Sun editor Coaker for improving editorial work and praises his writing style. The note notes mixed opinions on politics while endorsing dedication to journalism and the newspaper's evolving approach.
Notable Movements Echo British Isles and Atlantic Crossing
Telegraph reports Sir Robert Yond departs for a grand tour with Allan tiner Sardmvian returning before Parliament ends. Herald notes his England business to consult a hearth condition specialist. Corsican governor Davidson delayed by storm reaches Halifax tonight, joins Mrure at North Sydney Monday. Sir Robert Bond’s voyage to England sparks talk of possible political withdrawal. Divigarians defeated Turks at Gallipoli with heavy losses.
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Fev
Pelegram
Robert Yond
Allan Tiner Sardmvian
Herald
England
Davidson
Atlantic
Halifax
Mrure
North Sydney
St. Totin's
AL Squires
Loyal Orange Association
Trinity Esterday
Robert Bond
George Shen
Nurse Rolle Returned From Chicago Postgrad Study
The article notes Nurse Rolle, sister of Mrs. Ly Hatle, recently returning to Pascaleva from Chicago after a post graduate course in nursing. She plans to move to Lan Aes California to assume a superintendent role at the children's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina K. Rolls
Rolle
Ly Hatle
Sevea
Pascileva
Chicago
Khorly
Lan Aes
California
Eye Children's Hospital
Rolls Sueceee
Newfoundland Co Remittance by Mail Offers Money Orders
The Newfoundland Express Money Orders can be bought at any agency of the Newfoundland Crown Express Company in most city locales. No written application required, secure, cheaper, and convenient for all remittance needs. Purchasers receive prompt payment and insurance on lost, stolen, or destroyed orders up to limits shown.
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Sam
Mjere Coaker
Fatah Peay
Moris
Billy’ Pemle
Twillingae
Coaker
NV Eoundland Breress Company
Lori Fredler
Serul Messenger
Amouttt
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Earle, Sons & Co
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