09 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
1
A correspondence over the 1912 dog taxes and a magistrate’s report discusses expenses, unpaid sums, and the handling of funds. It notes statements, inspection notes, and tax collections, with references to officials, dates, and possible required explanations to settle the accounts. The document includes mentions of 1911 to 1912 activities and requests for clarifications to satisfy audited figures.
A damaged notice details disbursements and magistrate costs totaling 829 dollars with 430 dollars in another summary, balance on hand 275, and mentions the date February 12 1419. It references names such as Semple Tatu and Geffyrlers and notes a soil or service charge context within a legal or court accounting fragment.
A fragmentary report details shipping disruptions and meal shortages during Christmas due to an early frost. It notes vessels including the Prospect, the Queen, and others facing delays near harbors and coastlines. Mentions crews being chartered or engaged to move goods, with various ships described in limited, unclear terms.
A fragmented weekly audit from St John reports on special assignments and officials visiting, with notes on ships, prisoners of war, and resignations. It covers a port visit by a governor, wartime logistics, prison overcrowding, a new steamer, contracting for supplies, and local property sales plus a fire that destroyed a dwelling. A scattered array of names, places, and events paints a period snapshot.
A damaged report details a charity fair at Wall Done St Anthony that raised about 420 to 470 dollars for the Patelotte Food Fund, with support from Mrs Davidson and other friends. Auction items included a watch, rings, food, and ice cream as locals enjoyed stalls, games, and crafts to aid the fund.
Fragmentary OCR text describes German forces advancing and English positions, with garbled phrases mentioning soldiers, weaponry, and movement. No clear events, dates, or names present to establish a complete report.
The death of the wife of Mr and Mire George Dane baby. The death occurred four days after severe illness. She was accidentally suffocated when a consumption attacked her. The service was held in Newry ul thi sq sey. The Liners took stave and the first days of the New Yen. The service was led by Sie Moth, Chintch and Beers Berry Veweyery.
A group led by Cope Vin and Feobert recurred from Lewisport after a tough journey toward a western destination. A "Frill store" special at Virgen Arin drew attention while a newborn from Walk Child's whine was picked up near Church Hill at Sun Office.
Fragmentary ad copy from a Toronto page markets Canadian grown stock and spring offerings. Mentions Lifc oF SPRING offerings and various items, with scattered names and terms like STONE AND WELLINGTON Masel, a Starwhifsbed reference, and a TO RONTO location.
Bert House of Tinion reports the formation of the Second Ca Ahnu Contingerd after recent work at Torante. The brief item notes community activity and local organizational changes without specifying dates or larger context.
A published subscriber list dated January six present names including Robert Anstey Bret Hart Walter Anstey George Keefe Damien Gillettar Willian Dake Jane Lexne Royue Jane Churehay and others. The note credits J A Tempiewon as treasurer and mentions St Tobin's via Teovisports.
A fragmented record describes the installation of Oitiers Mita and a Past Master ceremony. It lists officers and attendees including William Luis, Bron, Andrew Roberts, LeDrow, Bennett, Archibald Roberts, John Phillips, Jinsy Elliott, and others, with roles such as Warden, Chaplain, Secretary, Treasurer. The script notes the Mine of Woretiufil Afester and a ceremonial sequence with investiture by Brain Snow and KW oMheery.
Capt Andrew Roberts and crew arrived this week from Choose stands. They report that the jagone took Wis fst, but during Sunday's breeze was littered in by the job tilt her joe rail www Awushy Fortnwnly he managed ater to get clear from her danger ous predicament.
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