Rationing Order No 1 1945 Tea Sugar Milk and Footwear rules
The 1945 order defines rationed items tea sugar milk and footwear in Newfoundland excluding Labrador and two districts. It sets coupon colors and amounts for tea sugar evaporated milk and footwear, imposes surrender rules in institutions, caps industrial usage, requires records and specifies shelf dates and repeal of prior orders.
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Newfoundland
Labrador
St. Barbe
White Bay
Department of Customs
Brown Spate D No. 7 Rationing Note
An artifact references Brown Spate D No. 7 overprinted Child in a rationing context. It notes a rare instance of a ration book fragment tied to a buyer under 17 years and the requirement to write the book number in ink at purchase.
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F.C
Newfoundland
Welcome Home Social Highlights and Local Notices
A Welcome Home Social at the Court House included six returning men with a warm reception. Magistrate Abbott and family plan to move to Grand Bank where he will become Chief Magistrate. Mr. Harnett retires after thirty years at St Peter's High School. Sdr Bessie Marie and Capt James Gillett delivered coal to Ashbournes Ltd from Sydney. A Malakoff bait ship and a new delivery truck for A Manuel at Glencoe were noted.
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Court House
Wilfred Troake
R.A
Abbott
Grand Bank
Wm. Harnett
St. Peter's High School
Harnett
St. Peter's
Bessie Marie
James Gillett
Ashbournes Ltd
Sydney
Malakoff
Hospital Notes List of Names From Various Towns and Births
A fragmentary hospital notes page lists numerous people by name and town across Newfoundland areas including Springdale Leading Tickles Botwood Gander Bay Salt Pond Hillgrade and others. It mentions births and operations with partial attributions to families such as Loveman Cyr Blake and Herring, plus notes on infants and medical events amid unclear OCR text.
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Robert Nevus
Springdale
Joan Small
Ernest Barnes
Summerford
Lydia Osmond
Boyd's Cove
Edward Bursey
Lewisporte
Harvey Gillard
Gillard’s Cove
Dwight Langdon
James Elliott
Botwood
Ellie Wall
Herning Neck
Minnie Rowsell
Salt Pond
Annie Preys
Michael Hanlon
Lewis Rideout
Grand Falls
Patrick King
Black Taland
Verna Morgan
Carmanville
Cyril Bott
Hillgrade
John Diamond
Llewellyn Chatman
Ruth Freake
Jrs
Roland Hynes & Infant
Birchy Bay
Charlea Gray
Shoe Cove
Frazer Blake
Arm
Leonard Rowsell
Arch Hursley
Comfort Cove
Doroth
Young
Herbert
Arch Roberts
Lawrence Stockley
Infapt
Wild Cove
Hileen
Hewitt
Barr
George Beat
Fogo
Plemon Snow
Gander Bay
Walter Young
Little Bay
Fred Rowsell
Geading
Tickles
Percy Coffin
Joe Batt
Arty
Knee Pain Lifted by Kruschen Salts Claim
A reader reports severe knee stiffness with normal X rays improving after taking Kruschen Salts. The letter claims the remedy clears poisons from the bloodstream, leading to pain relief and the ability to walk long distances daily.
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Kruechen
Pretty wedding solemnized at St Toomars Church
A wedding at St Johns on Thursday afternoon united France Winifred White and Frank Cook RC.N. in a ceremony by Rev Canon A H Howitt with music by Herbert Stirling. The couple left for Twillingate to spend their honeymoon after a Smithville reception.
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St. Toomar
St John’s
Jane
France
Winifred
Fred White
Twillingate
Pett
Frank Cook
R C.N
James W. Cook
Belle River
Pei
Leo Brown
Audrey ‘Brown
Douglas Brown
A. H. Howitt
Herbert Stirling
Smithville
Hubert Brown
Daily News
the Sun
Library Hours Change Notice
Library announces revised opening times starting Monday July 9 with Tuesday 12th closed for a holiday as directed by the Librarian.
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Authority
GEO. E. London
Commissioner For Supply
Dee
Brown
Brown Spare
Ealy Paper
Registered Department Home Affairy
Mld
S. Roberts
A. Manuel
Glencoe
George Loveman
Don
A Mi Cyr Bult
Mra
Charles’ ‘Hancock
Fredericton
Olive West
Verna
Cook—White
B. J. Abbotti
Frazer Hall
Woitien
Assu