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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
2
Me. Barrett Jeft Morton travels abroad to Canada for business matters while relatives and a fever outbreak affect the household. Quarantine is mentioned for a sick household, with local officials or doctors possibly involved in containment. Public worry over contagious illness and household disruption is evident.
Community firms in town coordinate holiday schedule for Christmas and midyear observances. The calendar lists a summer holiday on July 20 and September 28 with closing by noon on Thursdays.
Capt Saul White Shas delivered a handsome 48 foot flag pole gift from Treaty Shore for the Arm Lads Brigade. The pole measures about eleven feet at the butt and tapers evenly along its length. The Brigade will extend sincere thanks for the generous present.
Two of Mr. Hodge's schooners from the Treaty shore will require spars before sailing for Tabras dor the Mayflower and Martello. Practically all seiwaiers returning seas. Not a single mel Neums to have secure any Bh. The best reported was about 13 barrels.
A fragmented note mentions Mr Sampson and Professor Van Tuygen or Van Ingen comparing locals and Germans in geology work, with hints of a planned summer visit and some distrustful customers. The text references rumors about spies and unclear invents, showing muddled names and locations.
The text notes uncertainty about a western front start while the Russian advance continues. It suggests Allied timing is unclear and questions whether a timely drive on the West will occur as German positions hold under frost conditions.
A muddled item mentions the Magistrate traveling to Black Islani via Morton's route and a Tuesday return. It lists names Arthur White Paul Lilly and Rideout of Exploits and Morton's Hr.e, with photographs delayed but later found, to be published in due course.
Last Saturday night Colonel Otgay and Salvation Army assistants held the exhibition in Alexandra Hall. Sunday specials were well attended and appreciated by the audience. Monday visitors continued onto Herr jug Neck with continued interest.
Constable Shave of Fao has four sons serving the king. Leonard, Shays, and George Garrett volunteer at Sydney. two Berrett brothers join Canadians with one accepted and one found medically unfit.
Advices received by Mr. Hayward from St. John's family in Canada state that John Pike, who was with the Canadians and recently reported missing, is now a prisoner of war in Germany.
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