Twillingate Sun notice of subscription and 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 paid in advance. Advertising rates are shown for long term and short term placements with 25 cents per inch for notes of thanks. The paper notes it cannot guarantee late news items and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Nld
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Mineral claim surveys planned under ministerial directive
A letter from the Minister of Agriculture and Mines notes surveys of mineral claims across the country. Mining men will be allowed to inspect areas to enable claim holders to start mining if promising. The St George coal area is already being surveyed by an American engineer with a diamond drill. A group of Wood Cruisers from International Paper Co visited by Kyle to inspect timber lands, with some landing at Gander Bay. If surveys show good prospects, further action is expected. The Gander Project has long been discussed, and cruiser surveys are believed to be funded by claim holders. Opportunities and prospects for fisheries may influence next steps.
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International Paper Co
Kyle
Gander Bay
Gander
Public Mail Dilemma Stirs Letter to Editor
A reader questions postal service gaps aboard the Kyle, noting no mail on board and a closed post office. The letter to the editor asks if Minister Woodford misreads Newfoundland geography and queries outport neglect and the 10 cent parcel levy.
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Sun
White Bay Ports
Post
Woodford
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Kyle
Friends of the Memorial Hospital Benefit Hull Boston Event
Friends of the Memorial Hospital organized a public gathering on deck at Boston reek Ment in January. The item notes a community effort for hospital support and fundraising activities.
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Friends of the Memorial Hospital
Boston - Ree
Ment
Jany
United States War Casualties Revised by War Department
The War Department updates World War I casualties with 37,568 killed in action including 559 officers, 193,663 total non mortal wounds, and 244,086 total casualties of the American Expeditionary Force including Northern Russia.
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United States
War Department
Russia
Timber and Mining Experts Arrive for St Georges Coal Fields
Timber and mining specialists from the United States, led by St. John's analyst Mr Christopherson Benjamin, arrived Thursday by S.5 Verissa to drill property at St George's. About four carloads of machinery and surveys passengers accompanied the party.
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St. John's
Iamond
Christopherson Benjamin
S.5
Verissa
St. Gérges Coal Fields, Ltd
St. George’s
Te Connection
S. 5
Nerissa
Remedy for Lame Back and Poor Circulation in Canada
New Brunswick veteran Winslow Hughson of St John reports long use of Dodd's Kidney Pills to relieve a lame back and poor blood circulation followed by continued wellness. He also praises Diamond Dinner Pills for constipation and credits kidney pills with strengthening and healing the kidneys, noting waste remains in blood if kidneys fail.
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New Brunswick
Canada
St. John
N. B
Jane
Dodd
Winslow Hughson
Adelaide St
N.B
Clyde crew members and travel notes with Kyle
Personal notes list Clyde crew members who visited by the Kyle last week including Benjamin Freeman John Guy Thomas Guy Pierce Wheeler Alfred Elliott and Willie Peyton who left for Sis faba t o enter a Business College. Jack Phillips came via Lewisporte last Saturday and James Adey brought him by motor boat. Phillips left by Kyle on Sunday to Port Union or Port-aux-Basque. Bennett Burton seaman of the Lagona arrived by Kyle last week and Mr and Mrs Burton will winter with Mr and Mrs Willis Bridger.
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Clyde
Kyle
Benjamin, Freeman
John Guy
Thomas Guy
Pierce Wheeler
Alfred Elliott
Willie Peyton
Sis Faba
Business College
Jack Phillips
Lewisporte
James Adey
Phillips
Port Union
S.S. Kyle Returns from Northward with Freight Load
The S S Kyle arrived from the North on Sunday afternoon and discharged freight for local firms before sailing again in the evening. Captain Kean and the crew endured a lengthy season handling shipments to Hampden and Sops Arm, extending duties beyond typical years. We wish the captain and crew a pleasant winter.
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S.S. Kyle
Nous
Kean
Hampden
Sops Arm
Officers for 1927 St Peters Lodge No 12 S A F
The 1927 slate for St Peters Lodge No 12 S A F lists Frederick White as W M and Edwin Colbourne as Chief Officer with Obadiah Bridges as Second Officer. Roland Churchill is elected Q M, Alfred Manuel re-elected PLM, Malcolm Edge secretary, Lookout also elected, Harnett chaplain, and multiple Rideout and Bridger members noted among officers and trustees.
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St. Peter's Lodge
No. 12
S.A.F
Bro
P.M
Frederick White
W. M
Edwin Colbourne
Obadiah Bridges
Oficer
Roland Churchill
Q. M
PLM
Alfred Manuel
User
Malcolm Dge
Lookout
Harnett
Tosapa Pre NL
Praise for Capt Butcher of the S S Clyde
A reader commends Captain John Butcher and crew of the S S Clyde for safe season services. The letter notes courteous conduct, high public esteem, and successful voyages despite gales and heavy freight. It urges continued support and prayers for the captain and ship.
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Hostor
Clyde
Lewisport
Little Bay Islds
Memorial Hospital Debt Reduction Campaign Gift Acknowledgment
The Bethel Royal Black Preceptory in Twillingate contributed $50.00 to Memorial Hospital Debt Reduction Campaign. Cent. K. M. BATTON notes the drive remains active and invites support from any institution or individual.
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Memorial Hospital Debt Reduction Campaign
Bethel Royal Black Preceptory
Twillingate
Hospital
K. M. Batton
Janu
Treas
Dorcas Society Year End Report Dec 31 1126
Dorcas Society presents its year end report ending December 31 1126 detailing charitable donations, aid distributed, and membership activity. The document highlights fundraising events, new members, and ongoing community outreach efforts.
Cable News Highlights and Disasters Across the Globe
Lloyd George backs conciliatory China policy while pledging Liberal support for Chamberlain. Mexico leans toward arbitration with the United States. Eastern Telegraph Co reports rapid London to Capetown cable progress. Job's Seal Fishery Co charters Lagona for sealing voyage. Trade union leaders back the Trades Union Congress stance on last spring’s general strike. Trapper Thomas Coates found dead near Gander Bay. Abraham Rogers killed in Brooklyn. Hollanan house fire at Summerville Panavista Bay destroys contents. Twelve frozen to death in the Carpathians. Wolves ravage eastern Poland prompting hunts. Baylor basketball league players injured in auto bus crash with a train. Hong Kong dispatches Kiokiang situation worsening. French and Japanese policy unsettled. Dutch harbour drownings at Pilley’s Island and a drowning incident near Heart’s Content.
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Lloyd George
China
Liberal Party
Chamberlain
United States
Thomas Coates
Gander Bay
Abraham Rogers
St. John's
Brooklyn
New York
Joseph Hollanan
Summerville
Panavista Bay
Hong Kong
Kiokiang
Wang-tse-Kiang
Frecon
Tokio
Arthur Blackmore
Harold
Pilley's Island
Walter Parrott
Heart’s Content
Wireless link shows high speed two way tests in England and Australia
Tests conducted last week between Bean wireless stations in England and Australia demonstrate the link can operate at high speed in both directions for more hours than required under the Post Office contract.
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Bean
England
Australia
Notre Dame Bay Reunion In Boston To Gather Newfoundlanders
A Notre Dame Bay reunion for former Twillingate Fogo and nearby residents will be held in Chipman Hall Tremont Street Boston on Wednesday evening January 26. The event features a banquet and social evening to strengthen district ties with tickets at 1.50 each available from Herbert Clarke Belmont and Rev AG Young Watertown Boston.
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Notre Dame Bay Area
Chipman Hall
Treapone Temple
Tremont Street
Boston
Twillingate
Fogo
Greater Boston
Notre Dame Bay District
Herbert Clarke
Preble Garden Road
Belmont
Kev. AG. Young
Palfrey St
Watertown
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