Twillingate Sun subscription and advertising rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England and other countries payable in advance. Advertising rates: long term contracts at price with fortnightly changes. short term ads 25 cents per inch. Notes of Thanks fee 25 cents. News items from late submissions not guaranteed.
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Twillingate
Mld
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Bell Island
Riff
Spain
Pennier
Gersasy
Grants of 800 sacks wheat aid Newfoundland relief and policy notes
Dr Grenfell receives 800 sacks of whole wheat from Boston and sends 50 sacks to the Dept of Agriculture, 25 delivered to Prospero from Lewisporte for Dr Parsons. The piece discusses nutrition, stock, and Newfoundland relief plans, plus comments on Fishermen's Advocate, Bell Island ore pricing, and international tensions involving Japan, China, and France.
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Dr. Grenfell
Sir Wilfred
Boston
Dept of Agriculture
Prospero
Lewisporte
Parsons
Daily News
Lumsden
Arctic Circle
Canada
Newfoundland
Obituary of Benjamin Oake at Fogo in his 56th year
Benjamin Oake known as Skip per Ben died at Fogo after months of illness. A longtime fisherman and Customs Tide waiter he ran motor boats and led fishing ventures. He served in S U F St Andrews Lodge and District Grand Lodge reaching Past Master. Survived by wife three daughters and one son. Funeral held Sunday at the Anglican Church with family and community mourning.
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Fogo
Benjamin Oake
Ben
Customs Tidewaiter
St. Andrew's Lodge
Mother Earth
Bay of Islands
John Nemis
Grand Falls
Supreme Court
Ireland
British Empire
Roland G. Starkes
Gray Islands
Live Bay Islands
Marine & Fisheries
Nemis
Board of Trade
Devalera
Labour Party
David Murray Anderson
S. S. Newfoundland
A.D. C
Gov't
Roosevelt
Leslie Pond
Corner Brook
Queenstown
Bowring Bros
Hospital Sunday Collection on Change Islands Names Read like Community Roll
A long list of residents and families on Change Islands is documented in connection with the Hospital Sunday collection. Names include Malchus Edwards Abram Coles Mrs. Martha Edwards Wm Edwards Lewis Edwards Mrs. Matthew LeDrew Gordon Diamond Enrl Bursey Wm Bursey Joseph Taylor Mrs. Heber LeDrew and many others. The roster reflects local involvement in church and charitable activities among numerous households.
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Change Islands
Malchus Edwards
Abram Coles
Martha Edwards
Wm. Edwards
Lewis Edwards
Mathew LeDrew
Stewart LeDrew
Gordon Diamond
Enrl Bursey
Wm. Bursey
Joseph J. Taylor
Heber LeDrew
Alex Cave
Eli Hoffe
John Collins
Arch Hoffe
Eli
Fred Hoffe
Mis
Arthur Hoffe
Augustus Waterman
Ida Dowell
Mark Hoffe
Arch Watton
Thomas Scammell, Jr
Jacob N. LeDrew
Martin Taylor
Bert Collins
Alex Taylor
Henry Hoffe
Allan Wells
Chesley Woodford
Fred Hart
Stewart Hart
Robert Diamond
Fred Diamond
Joseph Cave
Henry George Cave
Solomon Blake
Jasper Cave
Lewis Cave
Fred
Stewart Cave
Victor Wells
Baxter Wells
Joseph ‘Fancey
Diram Fancey
Stanley Wells
Richard Powell Jr
Alfred Jobo Parsons
Joseph ‘Brinson
Hiam Brinson
Charles Scammell
Sam Waterman
George
Wm. Giun
Garland Cull
Jacob LeDrew
Jacob
Simon Powell
Abram Powell
Alderdice Speech At Rotary Club St Johns Noted
Prime Minister Alderdice spoke at the Rotary Club in St John’s detailing the country’s affairs since 1932 and outlining future plans. A portion of the remarks will be published for readers next week.
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Alderdice
Rotary Club
St. John's
Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict in Starkes Trial
Telegraph report notes United States pressure for Britain to resume gold standard in exchange for war debt concessions. Britain plans no rush to stabilize the pound.
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America
Great Britain
Britain
R G Starkes
Loud speaker fog horn tested at Cape Spear and Partridge Island
A new loud speaker fog horn to replace the old horn is being experimented with at Partridge Island New Brunswick near St John harbour. It is expected to improve signaling at Cape Spear and other key points by bellowing Cape Spear Cape Spear to sea.
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Cape Spear
Partridge Island
New Brunswick
Harbour of
St. John
House Loan Transfer at Hart's Cove Township
On Thursday a house loan took place at Hart's Cove when a house purchased by Mr. Peter Troke Jr from Mr. Eli Burton and placed on land formerly owned by Mr. James Primmer.
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Hart's Cove
Peter Troke, Jr
Eli Burton
James Primmer
Mail Delay Prompts Route Change For Overland Service
The community discusses last week's mail delay caused by ice and routing via Birchy Bay. Teams from Léwisporte and Heting Neck waited for a return trip from Newstead to Birch Bay, with plans to haul mails to Birchy Bay until ice conditions improve and travel becomes feasible again.
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Léwisporte
Here
Herting Neck
Newstead
Birchy Bay
Resolutions of Sympathy for Brother Benjamin Oake
Publication of sympathy resolutions from St Andrew's Lodge No 10 Fogo dated January 13 1933. Lodge members express deep sorrow at the loss of Benjamin Oake and offer condolence to his relatives and community.
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Fogo
Twillingate Sav
Benjamin Oake
Ezekiel Ludlow
St. Andrew's Lodge No 10
S. U. F. Fogo
China and Tibet Breaks as Regions Drift Toward Separate States
In The Fort nightly Review, Dr E J Dillion argues China fragments into multiple entities. Tibet declares independence and forms a Dalai Lama led empire while Manchuria, Szechuan and Kiangsi shift to separate governments and Soviet forms. The Lytton Report urges Japan to intervene.
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Dillion
East
Lytton
League of Nations
China
Japan
League
Manchuria
Great Wall
Johel
America
France
E. J. Dillion
Fortnightly Review
London
Tibet
St. K
Dalai Lama
Takien
Kiangsi
Yuanao
Szechuan
Asia
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Mrs Smith
Mrs Gordon A. Smith of Lockhartville Nova Scotia extols Dodd's Kidney Pills for her kidney trouble. She says she took several boxes and they helped greatly and she advises others to try the remedy. The notice urges readers to keep kidneys strong to strain impurities from blood and improve health.
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Gordon A. Smith
Dodd
Lockhartville
N. S
Note of Thanks To Twillingate Hospital Staff
A widow thanks the Twillingate Hospital medical team led by Dr and Mrs Parsons and Dr and Mrs Olds for their care of her husband in January 1933. She also thanks blood donors, helpers, and friends who sent wreaths for the funeral and wishes the hospital staff success in the new year.
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Twillingate Sun
Twillingate Hospital
Parsons
A. CrossLey
Moody Hauls House Once Belonging to George Church
Confederation Life reports that Mr. Ted Moody had a house hauled yesterday. The dwelling was previously owned by George Church.
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Ted Moody
George Churchil
Japanese troops find 380 Manchurian garrison frozen at posts
Telegraph reports in Manchuria Japanese soldiers discovered 380 frozen garrison members clutching rifles beside machine guns. Also noted are fires at two Robert & Charles Hiscock stores, a Prospero rabbit shipment, new customs rules, fishery packaging orders, and various political and economic updates from Newfoundland and beyond.
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St. John’s
Manchuria
Robert & Charles Hiscock
Flat Islands
B. B
Lewisporte
White Bay
Department
Secretary of State
Hoover
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Exeter City
Exeter
A. N. D Co
Grand Falls
Japan
League of Nations
Lang Hr. P. B
William Bennett
Summerside
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Moreton’s
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Whale’s Gulch
Bridgeporte
Cottle's Island
Moreton’s Hr
Dale
Hospital
North End
Andrew Elliott
Robert Hawkins
Robert Watton
Alfred Gatehouse
Mark Chaffey
Thos, Peckford, Sr
Elijah
Hubert Collins Arch Scammell
John H. Hawkins
Walter W. Terraville
Joseph D. Peckford
Philip White
Thomas Hynes
Arthur Hynes
Edmund Hynes
Samuel Walbourne
Jessie Blake
Herbert Blake
A. J. Chaffey
Albert John LeDrew
Stanley Gatehouse
South Side
Telegraph
Nova Scotia
Confederation Life
Robins Cove
Eli Young
G. F
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