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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
1
Government authority approves a three year ban on catching selling or canning lobsters across the colony ending December 31 1927 to protect the lobster fishery. The order cites Section 10 of Chapter 11 and is issued by the Department of the Colonial Secretary dated December 2 1924.
A local retailer launches a stock taking sale to clear inventory before the upcoming inventory count. Storewide discounts apply across departments with emphasis on clothing and household goods. Customers are urged to shop early for best selection.
Free calendar in colors titled The Sale of Old Dobbin is included with subscriptions to the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal. The 72 page family and farm journal costs $2.00 per year, making the offer highly valuable to readers.
Miss M Curtis and Mr Sidney Hynes were married on Tuesday evening at Manuel's Cove by the Rev J W Winsor.
The Road Board will not shovel streets this winter under current funds and calls a public meeting to arrange snow clearing. Martin Phillips, Chairman of the Board, notes the action.
The annual meeting of the Shere holders of the Twillingate Fire Insurance Co Ltd is scheduled for Monday February 9 at the company office. Shareholders are invited to attend and discuss company affairs.
On December 27 a fire at Little Burnt Cove destroyed the dwelling of Isaac Keefe NRR along with almost all household effects. Officials say the blaze started in the attic near roof pipes and the cause remains a mystery. The property carried ten dollars in insurance. Captain William Roberts of Bluff Head Cove received news that Frank Pride fell to his death from a Boston building.
A donation of 500 dollars to North Dakota Memorial Hospital is reported, with A Manuel serving as secretary. The item records Mr Adolphus Yates as the donor and the contribution amount.
All members of TfSt. Peter's Lodge No. 12 SUF are requested to meet in their hall on Monday night January 12th. Business important.
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