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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from Tue Sun Twilling outlines advertising rates for Newfoundland and Canada with different charges per inch, special rates for contracts, and adjustments for continuation and additional services. The text is partially garbled but indicates per inch prices and possible surcharges.
A reader argues over trap berths and grants, claiming reward should go to the person who discovers a profitable trap site. The piece critiques jealousy and greed, contending regulation should be clear for all. It defends maintaining a trap berth as a fair incentive for energy and persistence.
A fragmentary notice requests the sender to provide a full signature before publishing a letter to the Sun. The text hints at editorial policy against publishing unsigned correspondence and asks for the writer’s signature to share their view.
A garbled notice mentions a price offer for the Sun and Evening Herald for one year at 2.75 dollars, with a rate of 5.09 dollars cited as preventing special arrangements. It notes a local church or weather references and names like Luther and Me Larry Peyton in a fragmented context.
The article details a crisis at Bank of Nova Scotia with large investor concerns and calls for governance overhaul. It notes depositor safety fears, potential liabilities, and efforts by accountants and auditors to strengthen assets, while listing branches and international links, including Canada and Newfoundland.
A distressed incident reports Mrs Wis attempting self harm by taking poison from a shelf. Her child alerted her mother who then sought medical help. Immediate treatment involved mustard plaster and care, with physicians called as the danger was evident.
Astray near Moswrs Ed Yate and Titus Stuckey were called to Cemmp bellion Sunday due to illness of one crewman. They journeyed to Boing and back 300i day, got caught in the gliezard Sunday night near Dick Iside off Kettle Cove. The party spent a cold night aboard the vessel before reaching safety. Names of vessels and participants listed include Meventure Toh Rea and Bonaventure among others. Newfound land Wes Kean Eagle 2 Hishop Ranger and several crews from Wesleyville to Labrador were reported in connection with rabbit catch inland.
A note directs readers to a feature labeled TBRagys in today’s issue, referencing PERSELER with no further details. The reference suggests a column or item of interest, urging audience engagement with the specific section.
Report from Bay Roberts describes an assault on Hav Roberts by Liberal Conkerike. Authorities plan to bring the suspect before Judge Oke on Acharey. reference to a prior incident and lingering unrest. Notes spring deliveries of Wolverines and requests for spare parts, with W. O. Temple of Wolverines Motors listed.
The numbers of the BMU Society and the annual parade were reduced from last year as weather affected turnout. Parade ended at Buck Hill and crossed the South Side Methodist Church where Rev Steel preached. Purse geehes were created on Church Mill and Ticklish Bridge with SS Methodist Charities hosting the evening concert led by Mr Anstey.
Capt Jos. Jones and crew arrived this week and will return Monday. They are heading toward Chapelsb.iead with a curved course noted.
Sunday services listed with multiple locations and times including Matins, Lathour, and Sermon. Highlights show Children’s Service at 6, Evensong, and a 3:30 afternoon gathering in the Association Room. Notes indicate parish events and announcements for those seeking prayers, urging attendance across small congregations.
A chaotic list details a Monday fire in the West End with injured residents and a rescue effort. A drowning incident near the pond is reported, with rescuers experiencing difficulties. A serious accident at Woodford sees a worker hospitalized in critical condition. A rotary plough incident on Monday afternoon blocks Ken's Valley traffic for hours.
Fragmentary text recounts a weekly livery or reading event with references to a SUN, course five, and signers. The garbled lines hint at a community notice or column noting local activities and new eyes or observers visiting. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
A messy readable fragment hints at a political or social story involving Morton and Black Taund, with references to a lead source and donor framing. It lacks clear events, dates, or reliable names beyond vague mentions, making precise summarization difficult.
A man, unnamed, was fatally injured when a tree fell at the Grand Falls Hostal. He died Sunday night, according to local authorities, as investigators begin to determine the circumstances of the accident.
Readable fragments describe Sidney Smith related matters with unclear actions and dates. Mentions include a purchase, a winter period, and a plan involving individuals such as Mr Lockyer and Ms Peer Gejmen, with references to Ashbourne and a distribution of prergy.
A fragmented ad style note suggests opinions on yeast cakes and flavor preferences, mentioning White Swan Spices and free sample offers. It hints at culinary ideas, baking outcomes, and a Toronto listing.
Fragmentary report mentions Mesers Louis Clarke and Sayonet Wells arriving for an event described as Sunday tran fillan Arm with beer and rabbit catching. Aims, payments, and a $2000 figure appear in garbled form with references to Mr Wa Newman and Be wired frying.
In Hare's Cove Myr Toya protects a child during a perilous sea incident near House Cove. Rescue crews report the act prevented serious harm as local residents hail Toya as a quick, brave responder.
A lengthy unreadable passage describes a church disturbance and health issues of multiple residents. It mentions Hugh Wheeler, Mrs Marry, and David Gove among others. The text references recovery efforts and daily life within the community as people cope with illness and events.
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