Twillingate Sun subscription and advertising rates
The Twillingate Sun notes subscription costs of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland and 1.50 for Canada England U S and other countries. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term ads and contract pricing for long term ads subject to fortnightly composition changes. Notes of Thanks incur a 25 cent fee. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions.
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Twillingate
Mld
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Wrong Impressions on Relief and Rations Officials Duties
Correspondents urge readers to seek reliable information before writing on public topics and accuse misreporting about Relief Commissioners and Relieving Officers. The piece explains that relief payments have not been ongoing wages, notes past and current allocations, and cautions against abusing the dole while detailing varying outport and St Johns ration provisions and total relief reach.
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R. Cs
Charities Dept
Gov't House
House of Assembly
Lady Middleton
St. John's
St. Johns
Visit to Angle Brook Official and Funeral Notice
Mr Norman Gray a General Merchant from Angle Brook B B visited his sister Mrs A Ashbourne on Tuesday to attend the funeral of her husband before returning to A B Coast. Manderson traveled by boat Monday to Grand Falls to see a prisoner and returns today.
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Norman Gray
Angle Brook
B. B
I’m Alone
A. Ashbourne
A.B
Manderson
Grand Falls
Local resident in semi conscious state after stroke
Mr. Thomas White of North Side is described as in a semi conscious condition following a heavy stroke on Monday. Further details of his condition and prognosis are not provided in the available text.
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Thomas White
North Side
Two Obituaries Mark Twillingate Losses in One Day
The Twillingate Sun records the death of 15 year old Mabel Jenkins and Arthur George Ashbourne, longtime Ashbourne Ltd. managing director. Mabel’s service at Arm Cemetery followed a December 31 passing, with the Sunday School sending mourners. Ashbourne, aged 56, died suddenly at Gilesporte after a brain vein burst while washing before lunch, leaving a widow, four children, and several brothers and sisters. The community extends condolences.
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Mabel
Robert Jenkins
Arm
W.E. Mercer
Solomon
Twillingate
Arthur George Ashbourne
Gilesporte
Ashbournes Ltd
South Side
Ashbournes, Ltd
St. John’s
H. J. Howlett
Arthur G. Ashbourne
Anglican Church
Masonic Fraternity
Loyal Orange Ass'n
Society of United Fishermen
N D.B.M. Hospital Ass’n
St. Andrew's
F. W. Hollands
Harry
Mer
Billie
Edna
Louise
Lour
John Hodder
Peter Grimes
Dr. LeDrew
Wm. J. Seeviour
Toronto
T. G. W. Ashbourne
Widow Mrs Manuel Dies at Corner Brook West
Mrs Jane Manuel widow of the late Thomas Manuel of Loon Bay passed away at the residence of her son Willis in Corner Brook West on January 4th at seventy nine years.
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Jane Manuel
Thomas Manuel
Loon Bay
Willis
Corner- Brook West
Tragic loss as Nolan boy washed overboard near Placentia Bay
Telegraph from St John s reports A Nolan son of Capt Dick Nolan of the Eva M D schooner was washed overboard Tuesday while crossing Placentia Bay. The captain was swept from the wheel in the gale but escaped drowning by grabbing the main shrouds.
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St. John’s
A. Nolan
Dick Nolan
Schr
Eva M. D
Marystows
Placentia Bay
Parkes
St George’s
St. John's
Parker
St. George's
Boston
Adjutant Raytoo
Grace Hospital
Halifax
Board of Trade
Britain
George Whiteley
M.8.c
Torbay
Greenland
Donald Noel
Battle Hr
Grenfell Hospital
Howlett
J. A. McNab
Great Britain
National Association of Unions
Harvey
Rose Blanche
Ava
Paris
Dunikows
all.India Congress
Jendera
Hoovy
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promise Relief for Backache
Mrs Stewart Weatherbee of Chomson Station Nova Scotia shares how Dodd's Kidney Pills eased her backache after a friend's advice. The ad argues most illnesses in women stem from kidney problems and claims the pills restore health to many troubled people. Give them a trial at once.
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Stewart Weatherbee
Dodd
Newfoundland Severs Gold Standard Commitments
A Gazette Extraordinary announces Newfoundland will not export gold from December 31 until further notice. Major banks may tender bank notes in lieu of gold for liabilities. The order requires legislative action at the next session and sets penalties for breach. Trade Review notes the action on January 9.
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Newfoundland
Bank of Montreal
Royal Bank of Canada
Bank of Nova Scotia
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Dominion of Canada
Trade Review
Wedding Bells at High Park United Church
Eda Myra Ridout and William Gallagher Cargavel were married at High Park Avenue United Church on January 6. The ceremony featured bridesmaids in Lorraine style gowns, a choir performance, and a reception at the bride’s mother home. The couple will reside in Toronto after a West Indies honeymoon.
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High Park Ave. United Church
Eda Myra
George W. Ridout
Fairview Ave
Toronto
Twillingate, Nild
William Gallagher Cargavel
R. B. Cargavel
H. W. Avison
Ida May Ridout
Columbia
Ihe
Frances Ridout
Jean Hoar
John Cargavel
Aubrey Ridout
John Mitchard
Olive Goodman
Roy Grass
West Indies
River View Gardens
Linfield Field wedding at Salvation Army Hall Kitc hener Street
Elsie May Field wed Arthur George Linfield at the Salvation Army Hall on December 23. The ceremony was conducted by Major M. Jaynes with the couple joined by family members including bridesmaid Mary Field and cousin Irene Jones. A buffet followed the signing of the register with musical accompaniment from Sweet.
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Salvation Army Hall
Kitchener Street
Elsie May
H Field
Arthur George Linfield
George Linfield
M. Jaynes
D. Young
Mary Field
Irene Jones
George Field
Sweet
Wedding Party Adorns Three Tiered Cake and Veiled Bells
The table was centered with a three tiered wedding cake as the bridal party gathered under a large wedding bell. Mrs Field wore a black georgette dress with beige relief and Mrs Linfield wore brown georgette with cream lace. The bride wore a powder blue suit with a green velour coat. The Linfield couple will reside at Armstrong. Vancouver Paper.
Macy dies suddenly on Friday December 25 near West Avenue
Sarah Macy died suddenly on Friday December 25 at her residence 927 St. Clair Avenue West. She is survived by her sister Eli Vatcher of 29 Waverley Road. Burial details were not listed.
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Macy
St.j.clair
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Twillingate Sun
Darling Mabel
Fred
Telegraph
Parkes 4
D Stric
Julia MacDonald
Robinson’s
Robinson's
Finland
London
Oliver Wendell Holmes
American Supreme Court
Buchan's
Botwood
St. John's City
Nova Scotia
S. Weatherbee
Chomson Station
N.S
Confederation Life
Cargavel—Ridout
alPs
Helen Campbell
The
Chatelaine Institute
Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Avenue
Liberty Street
Ontario
Linfield—Field
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