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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1914
Page
2
The Sun publishes subscription rates for Twillingate Newfound and Canada at one dollar a year, US and foreign at $1.25. Advertising rates listed at 50 cents an inch with half rates for continuations, plus a local concerto line and terms. January 1914 calendar shows first and last quarters and new moon dates.
The article outlines a factional dispute with Capt. Vates slated for a role in the Dince power party. It notes the opposition plans to sit as two Linits and names Liberal and Union team leaders including Mrs. Kent and Mr. Coaker. It comments on William Jerding and the failed attempt to unseat Sir Robert as arms debate shifts.
A fragmented discussion traces how the Opposition in Roman Catholic circles shifts to Mr Kent. The piece suggests Morrie’s influence wanes, while Kent faces the task of uniting a fractured front amid resignations and internal strife.
The Agricultural Society reports on Friday's Bay residents divided over keeping dogs for wood hauling. Many favor destroying dogs to stop damage to crops and grazing land, while a minority opposes dog removal, fearing impacts on livelihoods and feeding.
Sunday storms caused extensive damage at Sleepy Cove with seas and high tides washing out piers and breasting structures. Boats and debris floated around the harbor as large timbers and wreckage washed ashore and many vessels drifted, some anchored near the Hope area triggering gear loss and near misses.
The Dorcas Society held a January program at Victoria Hall with Miss Heath Preston and Rev. Grime among speakers. Donations and items listed show funds raised and disbursements totaling 427 pounds 9 shillings in 1913, including government grants and local contributions.
Fragmented reader notes describe forbearance and a newsboy Teddy Morais in Jenkins Cove. It mentions a funeral date around 9 30 cenit and exa mination with unclear local details and apologies.
FragmentaryOCR text lists officers and committees with multiple misspellings and unclear names. Mentions include officers, visiting committees, and various personnel tied to a historical event or organization, but specifics remain obscured by garbled characters and spacing.
Obituary notice notes the passing of Mrs Lucke, sister of the late Johar Curtis, a well known figure in the Latine community. Details of survivors and funeral plans appear in the local notices of Whe wee.
The article lists officers installed for the new year including W.M. Matthew Conk and D. Geo James with relief, trustees, and committees named. Several masters and visiting members attended with plans to travel or spend the winter in St. Johns and other locations.
Foot notes describe a disruption at the northern slot pit affecting shipments this week. The narrations warn of stock buildup including herring and barrels from regionally named locales. The text mentions a coastal wharf and pending shipments from Hadice and nearby places, pointing to logistical tensions.
Interest group formation meeting announced for Twillingate Clot at Congregation School South Side Tuesday January 20 at 3 pm. L Barley.
The fragment notes Mr Reg Burden and nine carpenters in an old Siem shop, with details unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable elements point to a historical workplace scene and a人物 named Reg Burden connected to the carpenters.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Templeton and a builder with clapboard, references to Dr Luithe and a person named Rey. Indicates someone ill, with a plan for placement at Mrs Puscula Newman's, but text is garbled and uncertain overall.
The report details a vessel named Petron with a notorious crew losing discipline and facing intoxication and quarrel. The ship's surrender followed a reputational display as authorities investigated the incident and the crew faced legal scrutiny at Necistudland.
The text lists festive events and observances for a community season. It mentions dates and local celebrations, urging readers to attend or participate in the listed activities and services.
The readable text lists church services on the second Sunday after Epiphany at multiple locations. It mentions a Morning and Evening schedule with child services and a central gathering at St. Avorn and St. Desers. Readable names include Ja Fon Wurst and Roum, with various services noted for Sunday.
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