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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
2
The Acting Commissioner for Supply revokes the previous order fixing the retail price of turnips. The change takes effect at midnight on June 30, 1946. J. McIntyre, Acting Secretary for Supply, dated June 29, 1946.
By authority under Regulation 2 of the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 an order is issued. Dated at St Johns June 27 1946. Commissioner for Supply acting J C Puddester signs the document.
The Food Current Prices Order No 70 of 1945 relating to turnip prices is revoked on October 20 1945. Penalties incurred before revocation remain enforceable. The revocation takes effect July 1 1946.
A formal regulatory order dated June 27, 1546, issued by J. C. Puddester under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations and all enabling powers. The text records the authority and date of the order without additional context or specifics.
A legal text discusses the meaning of ent in relation to salmon terms, defining portions and weight limits within the order. It clarifies scope and measurement, indicating portions of salmon that fall under ent as property subject to regulation. The clause outlines how weight is assessed for regulatory purposes.
The order defines terms for salmon descriptions and fixes maximum retail prices in Grand Falls Windsor Corner Brook Corner Brook West Hambermoauth. Round salmon price thirty cents per pound dressed salmon thirty four cents per pound and cut salmon thirty eight cents per pound. The order takes effect June 1 1946 and is cited as The Food Current Prices Order No 83 1946.
A family expresses thanks to friends who offered help after the sudden death of a husband and father. The note lists numerous wreaths and letters from relatives, neighbors, and organizations, including Ashbourne, Stockley, Troake, White, Young, and others across Wild Cove, Shoal Harbour, Kings Point, Grand Falls, St. John’s, and Toron to.
A list of numerous individuals and families tied to various households and locations including Grand Falls Botwood Western Bay Toronto Boston and a mix of married names and relatives such as Mrs Lambert Thomas Mrs Koell Manuel Mrs Troake Charlie Stockley Lewis Troake family and many others. The notice reads as a sheet of family connections across multiple communities and includes several matron and paternal references alongside locations and kin.
A collection of aphorisms on style and tone in dialogue. Cowper Cicero Mary Baker Eddy Richard Steele and Joseph Addison share thoughts on politeness equal footing in talk and the value of agreeable demeanor. The piece ends with a remark on the memorable yet vague nature of truly pleasant conversation.
A stamp dealer offers top prices for Newfoundland stamps and guarantees returns if not satisfied. The quoted dialogue includes John claiming Sybil would make an ideal wife and a joke about sock darning, attributed to Jamea.
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