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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1890
Page
2
The notice outlines duties for individuals with contagious diseases and those exposed to infections. It prescribes reporting to public health authorities or officials and warns of fines up to fifty dollars. It also limits dissemination of contagious discharges and requires proper disinfection of conveyances and items to prevent spread.
Reader notice appears to reference a subscription price of three dollars yearly including postage for Weesly. The legible fragment hints at an offer or rate card but lacks full details or a complete name and publication date.
In entering another year we thank our many patrons for favors conferred during the past year. Despite drawbacks there has been encouragement from kindly sentiments extended to us. We sincerely thank all friends for their support and hope the year brings prosperity to our patrons everywhere.
Local pageant marks key event as the ancient order of Masonry renews its presence in Iwiliagate. Brethren arranged a Lylye Row turned elegant place, with imported tools and decor, to study Fraternity principles. Frictionless dispensation allowed attendance at a Divine service led by Rev BW Beeoman at the South Sida Methodist Church.
A fragment describes a St Patrick's Day Lodge celebration with sermon, singing, and thanks to the preacher and organizer. It notes attendance, a collection per member, and expressions of gratitude to Brother Ray and others for organizing the event at the Twillingate Lodge in 1880.
A distorted 16th century style letter from Twillingate Lodge members thanks recipients for past kindness and forgiveness. It mentions Munony and Be and hopes to plan actions to support Lodge power and growth. Wishing happiness for Lodge members and a new year to Brathraan and associated colleagues.
A letter from the South Side Methodist Society members requests thanks for support to renovate the Parsonage. The amount raised exceeded two hundred ninety dollars and will fund furnishings and repairs. The writer thanks readers and extends New Year wishes.
A fragmented report details a murder case in Guelph with trial days, accused William Harvey Gumpl, alleged by authorities to have killed a man over a dispute linked to debts. The narrative describes witnesses, defense, and dramatic courtroom tensions, with varying accounts of the suspect’s character and motive.
The steamer Jiite to the minua had coal cargo and entered Hering Neck Sunday evening then moved to Lane intonld, leaving Gitte Bay for Le Jolu's in Tisuratay today. Rev Sir Whitmore of the Breach Shee visits Sty for the purpose of bringing swine. The voyage details suggest the destination is likely Dowtie, with plans to proceed toward lower waters.
An unclear coastal game report notes Tuesday dawn observations and mentions several names in a disrupted text. The fragment hints at a match with uncertain results and unclear outcomes, mentioning players and times without coherent details.
Readable text fragments describe a violent incident or crime with mentions of a girl, locations, and emergency actions. Details are garbled and names and places are uncertain, but the piece centers on a dangerous event and potential official responses.
Fragmentary copy notes a Dorcas Soulery gathering with references to dates places and attendees. The text mentions meetings on Wednesday and Thursday with disruptions and unclear details about participants, activities, and locations. Additional names are garbled or unspecified.
A fragmentary report discusses Goaundrans and Liurseo amid a curious inquiry about a star lot. It questions whether a Bosslor caused upheaval and explores Bay poopla literacy and SLU links. The piece hints at four years of activity and references Dirtinvuvay and Pearcy Moue.
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