Twillingate Sun Ad Rates and Postal Subscriptions
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 yearly for Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England and U S A or other countries with advance payment. Advertising rates are 25 cents per inch for short term ads with contract options and fortnightly rate changes. Notes of Thanks cost 25 cents. printer disclaims responsibility for correspondents' opinions. Twillingate Jan 19 1935.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Where Lies the Power to Enforce Temperance Laws
A critique of efforts to reform liquor laws and enforce temperance. It argues governments follow public opinion, churches should denounce liquor abuse over authorities, and law alone cannot make people moral. It urges re strengthening temperance through piety and example rather than coercive Prohibition.
Local Sea Law Judgment Critics Address Loss of Five
Judge Huggins finds Silver City master and officers negligent before and after the accident to the sc r Ethel M Collett causing five deaths. The ruling warns responsible seamen under maritime rules and hints at the crew’s suppressed perspective on the incident contrasting viewpoints.
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Justice Huggins
Silver City
Scr
Ethel M. Collett
Deag
Marine Law Gaps Noted For Coastwise Seafaring
A Marine Court of Inquiry criticizes local captains and crew for lax adherence to Admiralty and merchant marine norms. It calls for a tailored coastwise traffic code, urging an investigation by skilled navigators to craft rules for small craft, motor cruisers, and larger ships.
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Admiralty
Marine Court of Inquiry
Errata on H A Herder and school health note
The late H. A. Herder of St. John's was the eldest surviving son of Mrs. W. J. Herder and not the youngest as reported last week. Two younger sons survive. W. H. Herder predeceased Herbert Augustus by about four months. The health item on school children should note that warmth of a room is very important and a teacher should be reminded of any discomfort rather than a complaint made indirectly.
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H. A. Herder
St. John's
W. J. Herder
W. H. Herder
Herbert Augustus
Fishing Catch Estimates Point to Strong 1935 Prospects
The Daily News reports the 1934 Newfoundland fish catch at about 1 300 000 quintals with breakdowns of 150 000 bank fish 750 000 shore fish and 390 000 Labrador fish. Estimated value over $1.2 million higher than 1933, markets easing due to salt bulk sales, and 1935 prospects depend on carryover marketing in early 1935.
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Labrador
Newfoundland
Daily News
Promotions in Constabulary At Fort Townshend Parade
At the regular parade of the Constabulary Chief O Neill announced promotions effective January 1 1935. Archibald Green becomes District Inspector Head Constable. Head Constables listed include George Bussey John R Smib Edward Crocker Martin Myers. Sergeants Acting Sergeants named include Samuel Tulk William Russell Andrew Humber Caleb Pitcher Daniel Wade William Case John King Cyril Seward John Walsh. Acting Sergeants Stables John Forsey Joseph Trickett Michael Cahill Hamond Carroll Ralph Ivimey Albert Shea Allan Dwyer Otto Keklend Leo Rochd Malcolm White.
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Archibald Green
George Bussey
Carbonear
John R. Smib
Grand Falls
Edward Crocker
Martin Myers
Deer Lake
Samuel Tulk
Bonavista
William Russell
Andrew Humber
Caleb Pitcher
Daniel Wade
William Case
Corner Brook
John King
Cyril Seward
Bell Island
John Walsh
John Forsey
Buchans
Joseph Trickett
Brigus
Michael Cahill
Hamond Carroll
Placentia
Ralph Ivimey
Albert Shea
Port
Ap Port
Allan Dwyer
Otto Keklend
Leo'Rochd
Malcolm White
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs. Bosse Of St Joseph De Madawaska
A testimonial from Mrs. F Bosse of St Joseph De Madawaska New Brunswick dated January 14 praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for curing terrible kidney trouble after nine boxes. She notes relief, improved sleep, and lasting health at sixty three while recommending the remedy to many. It urges readers to assist the kidneys with Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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St. Joseph de Madawaska
N.B
F Bosse
Dodd
Beloved wife of Thomas Burton dies at age 59
Pheobe Burton, wife of Thomas Burton, passed away at 59 after a lifelong asthma illness. She leaves five sons Bennett Gordon Herbert Stewart Wilson, a daughter Mrs James Greenham, her mother Mrs Francis Weir, a stepsister Mrs Willis Bridger, and many friends. Her grave is marked by loving memories inserted by her son Bennett.
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Pheobe
Thomas Burton
Bennett
Gordon
Herbert
Stewart
Wilson
James Greenham
Francis Weir
Willis Bridger
William Pond Dies at 82 in Gilesporte
William Pond of Gilesporte died at age 82 after a long illness. He is mourned by his son Frederick, brother Phillip, and sisters Mrs Susan Linfield and Mrs Louisa Roberts, the latter who is currently ill. Funeral service was led by Rev. Laite at United Church South Side, with burial at the Cemetery.
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William Pond
Gilesporte
Frederick
Halifax
Phillip
Susan Linfield
Louisa Roberts
Royal Scarlet Chapter
L.C.A
United Church
South Side
Laite
Death of P M H J Earle S U F Charter Member
The Sun reports the death of P M H J Earle S U F at 93 on December 26 1934. A charter member of St Andrew's No 10 Lodge he remained active in lodge affairs and attended until duties in the House of Assembly pulled him away. He is buried beside his wife in the C of E Cemetery at Fogo on January 3 1935 with a large funeral and a U F parade in his honor.
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Sun
P.M. H. J. Earle
S.U.F
Bro
Earle
House of Assembly
Fogo
Mra
Dr.) Smith
Glovertown
St. Andrew's No 10
P.M. Earle
C. of E
Liquor Law Changes Approved by Commission Government
The sixty sixth meeting approved changes to the Liquor Law to take effect January 15. Permits remain for liquor purchases but the per transaction limit is removed. The Board of Liquor Control may restrict sale to habitual excess buyers or those in receipt of relief, with exemptions for approved hotel and banquet sales. Provisional rules may be cancelled if abused. Also reports of gales, ship losses, and Saar plebiscite outcomes are noted.
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St. John’s
Commission
Board of Liquor Control
Hull
Commission of Government
Public Libraries
St., John's
Newfoundland
Horwood
Nova Scotia
Truro
Oxford
Middleton
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Albert Osborn
Hauptian
D. A. Ryan
King’s Cove
Stock Cove
Broad Cove
B.B
Express
St.John’s
Clarenville
Goobies
Goobiea
Dept. of, Natural Resources
BARTS BALM Presented as London Rheumatism Cure
A dealer offers BARTS BALM from Lawrence Nid Co Ltd St Johns as a new London cure for rheumatic and neuritic pains. The advertisement labels it a recently discovered remedy and lists the distributor in England.
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London
England
Lawrence Nid, Co. Ltd
St. John’s
Unclear Arrival of Twillingate Company Names
Fragmentary notice reports receipt this week of entities named The Twillingate Bire Taauranes Co Ltd and The Manufacturers Life Tasurqnes Company. No further details or context are provided in the readable text.
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Bire Taauranes, Co. Ltd
Life ‘Tasurqnes
Thacky
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Errata
Fort Townshend
O'Neil
New Brunswick
Pheobe Burton
Henry J. Earle
U.F
Ehipp
S.S. Kyle
Port Aux Basques
S Express
Salmonier Line
Markland
Vinland
Germany
France
Washington
Coast Guard
Thetia
Casanova
Hopedale
Nain
Makkovik
Ottawea
George
Hitler
Crosbie & Co
Lloyds
Oporto
Europe
League of Nations
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