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Twillingate
Mid
Newfoundland
Canada
England
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Memorial Hospital funding debated in Assembly shift
Local member Ashbourne urged raising Memorial Hospital grant from 15 000 to 20 000 dollars annually. Prime Minister supported considering the request as the government eyeing higher subsidies for hospital care while critics warn against free treatment eroding funds and demand broader public funding to cover growing needs.
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Grand Bank
Out
Ashbourne
Memorial Hospital
White, Jr
Spies and Loyalties in Newfoundland Debate
The author criticizes Sir W F Coaker and Mr Scammell for claims about Newfoundland's mind and heart. He argues that imperial sympathy for America should not sever the old ties and warns against plebiscites to unseat stable government. He urges the people to decide national character without unstable politicians.
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Mr. Scammells
Newfoundland
W.F. Coaker
Halifax
Local arrivals and departures mark busy travel in Twillingate
Capt Isaac Hull visits from Kingwill on a family trip while Comdt R Boweting leaves for Bonavista with his family to begin new duties. Mrs Sidney Arnold returns from Grand Falls and others. Wm Rolf, Herman, Roy Hodder, Arthur Hodder, and Benjamin Qake travel or arrive for hospital stays and lighthouse work at Long Point.
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Isaac Hull
Kingwell
B.B. Ilecame
Clyde
R. Boweting
Prospero
Bonavista
Sidney Arnold
Grand Falls
Micligan Pardy
Channel
Wm. Rolf
Herman
Deer Lake
T Hospital
Roy Hodder
Edgar Hodder
Arthur Hodder
T. W. Hodder
U.S A
Twillingate
Benjamin Qake
Fogo
Gander Bay
Schooners Cleared from Customs Since Last Report
The schooners listed as clearing from Customs include Master Carrie Annie, Titus Perry, Goazzard Levi Anstey, Robert Gordon, Fredk. Burt, Inevincible, and James Gillard.
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Carrie Annie Titus Perry Goazzard
Levi Anstey
Robert Gordon Fredk
Burt
James Gillard
Opening of New Hospital Sees Govt Official Aboard
The S S Silver City arrived from St John's to St Anthony with passengers including Judge Morris representing the Government for the hospital opening. The Moon and Co owned steamer is 23 years old.
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S.S. Silver City
Vardy
St. John's
St. Anthony
Judge Morris
Moon & Co
Hospital Association prep for next week publications
Hospital Association material will be inserted into upcoming issues next week. The content includes hospital stats and practitioner notices intended for wider publication.
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The
Hospital Association For Publications
Lost Money Purse Report Between Named Landholders
A fragmented notice reports a missing money purse between individuals named Arthur Colbourne and Edward Linfield with a reference to Mrs. Adolphus Pelley Jenkins. The readable text provides no date or location.
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Arthur Colbourne
Edward Linfield
Adolphus Pelley
Jenkin
Hospital Campaign Totals Collected By Peter Young
A list of donor names and amounts raised for a hospital campaign collected by Peter Young. Include notable contributions from individuals such as L Brett, Mrs Peter Young, W F Butt, Josiah Biggs, George LeDrew, and others. Total contributions amount to 100 dollars.
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Peter Young
L. Brett
W. B. Jennings
Kenneth Jacobs
Charles Moors
Charess Moores
Vina B. Maidment Horwood
Alex Moores
Robert LeDrew
W. F. Butt
Josiah Biggs
George LeDrew
A. Snelgrove
L. Hickman
F.J. Ping
A. Gardner
H. Pike
C.R. Moore
Bunnie
Hav. Pike
Henry Long
V. Wiltshire
G. Laite
Mck. Handsigan
Misss. McLellan
Andrew Snow
Henry Simms
John Bartlett
T. Miller
James Hennebury
J.J. Pine
Ed Duff
Obadiah Pond
Capt. Morey
Note of Thanks from Grand Fall Family
Mr and Mrs Sidney Arnold and Lewis of Grand Fall thank Drs Parsons Caldwell Strauss and Levibe and ND B Memorial Hospital nurses in Twillingate for kindness to their son Lloyd during his illness. They also thank Mr C White JP and Mr and Mrs Paul Moors for their kindness.
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Sidney Arnold
Lewis
Grand Fall
Nerve Exhaustion Tied to Neuralgia Claim
An advertisement suggests neuralgia stems from nerve exhaustion and promotes “Asays-Neurall” for nervous exhaustion with free samples offered by Davis and Lawrence Co., Montreal.
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Davis and Lawrence Co
Montreal
Letters Sent Helpers. Thanks for hospital relocation work
A meeting of the Association on the 14th passed a hearty vote of thanks to Captain Frank Roberts Minty and Love ridge for acting as a committee last winter and arranging removal of the Old Hospital Building from Wild Cove to Hospital Site at South Side. The Association appreciates their assistance and cooperation and sends sincere thanks on behalf of A. H. Hodge Acting Sec.
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Twilling
Frank Roberts
North Side
Minty and Loveridge
Wild Cove
South Side
A. H. Hodge
Mary Jane Hayward Obituary at Toronto July 1
Mary Jane Hayward widow of Robert Hayward died at home in Toronto in her 83rd year after kidney trouble and other complications. She leaves a daughter Mrs James Pike in Warcover British Columbia and three sons Edwin Toronto Robert and Daniel in Toronto, plus 22 grandchildren. Funeral by United Church clergyman at home and interment in UC Cemetery. Sympathy offered.
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Toronto
Robert Hayward
Mary Jane
James Pike
Warcover
B.C
Edwin
Robert
Daniel
United Church
U.C
Medical Convention Opens in St John’s With Lectures
The Newfoundland Medical Association held its annual sessions in St John’s this week. Dr R R Struthers of McGill lectured on feeding during the first year of life and Dr J G McDougal of Halifax attended. A general obstetrics discussion was led by the president and the Annual dinner was held at the Newfoundland Hotel.
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Newfoundland Medical Association
St. John’s
R.R. Struthers
University At
McGill
J. G. McDougal
Mlafifax
Nfld
Medical Association
A. K. Anderson
Heart?s Content
Optimism on Sea Prospects and Autumn Farm Activity
With good prospects of safe returns from the sea and decent returns from land crops, there is an air of optimism among folk. While business is dull now, it signals potential activity later in the autumn season.
Vote of Thanks for Hospital Helpers at Wild Cove
Twillingate July 18 1927 Mrs Geo Blandford President Ladies Committee writes to thank her and fellow ladies for preparing tea and eatables and serving volunteer helpers who moved the Old Wild Cove Hospital to the present site at Hospital Grounds South Side The association expresses grateful thanks.
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Twillingate
Geo. Blandford
Blandford
Wild Cove
Hospital Grounds
South Side
Grace Brings Tron for Bridge Work Resumes Monday
The schooner Grace will haul the Tron to the bridge for repairs and, if a fair run is achieved, work will resume on Monday. The public is asked to keep teams and cars off the bridge during the removal of the old top as previously announced.
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Schr. Grace
Ida M. Clark Arrives with Load of Sticks
Scbr. Ida M. Clark arrived from the Northward on Monday evening with a load of sticks.
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Scbr
Ida M. Clark
Fisheries Report Signals Stronger Catch This Week
Fishermen report more plentiful fish this week and traps yielding better returns. Water quality has improved, and a fairly good catch is anticipated.
Prospero to Welcome Magistrate Wornell Family at North Side Residence
Magistrate Wornell and family are expected by Prospero and will occupy the residence once owned by the late Magistrate Roberts, near the office. The town wishes them welcome to their new field of labours and hopes they receive recognition and hospitality from the townsfolk.
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Wornell
Prospero
Roberts
Op North Side
Police Promotions List Reveals New Ranks
The announced promotions include Head Constable and Sergeant roles. Alexander Dwyer and Ray Roberts are named for Head Constable or Sergeant tracks, with Jamin Bishop and John Dowling among Acting Sergeants. Constable Cramer, currently at Grand Falls, is slated for Acting Sergeant.
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Alexander Dwyer
Ray Roberts
Acta
Seret
Jamin Bishop
Curling
John Dowling
Brigus
Cramer
Grand Falls
Trading vessel reaches Askhoufine’s after trip
An early morning report notes Captain Wm Pippy and crew member Ethel E. from Schr. party completed a trading voyage to Askhoufine’s, with arrival declared yesterday.
Lunenburg fleet reports steep drop in spring catch
Telegraph News notes a thirty percent decline in spring fishing yields versus last year, amounting to nearly 4,000,000 pounds. Reports list specific catches in the Straits and westward, with numerous named vessels and captains, and note a Nova Scotia month’s overall drop.
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Lunenburg
Minister of Agriculture & Mines
Carmanville
W. C. Winsor
White
Oldfort
Hamond Wicks
Arthur Hotmsell
Fog Isle
Javis Winsor
Holden Bishop
Sydney Hill
John Bishop
Fred Mullent
Samuel Watts
Checatica
Llewelyn Kean
Frank Green
Wilfred Andrews
Joshua Winsor
Charles Kenna
Gideon Brown
St Augustine
Sandy Isles
Arthur Ford
Samuel Sturge
Elijah Mullett
Halifax
Nova Scotia
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