Twillingate Sun subscription rates and policies
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription costs of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland and 1.20 elsewhere, with 1.50 to England and the U.S. Advertising rates are 25 cents per inch for short term ads and contract rates for long term ads, with notices of thanks at 25 cents each. The paper notes it cannot guarantee late letters and disclaims responsibility for correspondents' opinions.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Itimada
England
U.S. A
Work for Dole Critique on Public Works Policy
An editorial from Twillingate argues against dole by work policy linking roads bridges and fisheries. It criticizes flour subsidies for relief and urges direct employment with wages to boost morale and long term independence, warning of ruined roads and delayed projects if policy remains.
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Dept. of Public Health and Welfare
Public Utilities
Dole
Albert J. Walsh Appointed Chief Magistrate at Grand Falls
Mr. Albert J. Walsh took over duties as Chief Magistrate of this Judicial District at Grand Falls this week. He is noted as a capable legal adviser and formerly Speaker of the House from 1928 to 1932, bringing dignity to the position. Wishing longevity and smooth work to the two Assistant Magistrates in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Walsh
Grand Falls
Walsh
Bell Island
Mires
England
Lord Rothermere
S. S. Newfoundland
William Lea
Prince Mdenard Islands
Gov't
W.J.P. MacMillan
Commission of Government
Newfoundland and
Labrador
United Kingdom
St. John's
China
Hood
Rome
Ethiopia
Fasgeist
Italy
Japan
Local Merchant Sells Black Jack Felt for Dox Rak Roofing
A town merchant advertises Black Jack Felt for roofing on Dox Rak and claims Simplex Roofing Nails outperform nails and tins. The call to action asks to request product demonstrations.
Portia Strikes a Rock Entering Burgeo Harbor
A vessel named Portia struck a rock as it entered Burgeo last week. The steamer lay at the dock awaiting repairs to her captain and crew. It was observed near Stioe Cove and Green Bay with moderate progress noted on the repair job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Portia
Burgeo
Butcher
Stioe Cove
Green Bay
Commissioner's Visit at Salvation Army Twillingate
A packed Twillingate audience welcomed Commissioner John McMillan and Mrs McMillan at the Salvation Army Citadel Monday night. The program featured Rev J A Burden Dr A J Wood and Mr R P Jenkins with remarks on Army work in Canada Alaska and India. The visit concluded with thanks from Dr Wood and a benediction as the party prepared to depart for Exploits the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
John
McMillan
J. A. Burden
A. J. Wood
R. P. Jenkins
Button
Burden
Australia
Canada
Alaska
New York
Theta
India
Hudson River
England
America
Hudson
Wood
Jenkins
Barton
Adjt. Jones
Twillingate
Died Notices from Memorial Hospital and Local Cemetery
Died Saturday night at Memorial Hospital Martha Adey wife of James Adey aged 40 cancer. Funeral Monday Pentecostal cemetery Pastor Joharke officiating. Also Cassie Young Nurses Aide Heart's Content aged 28 died yesterday morning. Magistrate visited Fogo District. Beulah Beulah and Schr fishing mentions appear as garbled notes from the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Martha
James Adey
Pentecostal Cemetery
Joharke
Cassie Young
Aid
Heart
T A A Captures 4-2 Victory Over Lewisporte In Intertown Run
The T A A defeated Lewisporte 4 to 2 in the season opener at Back Hr athletic field. W Wood opened scoring for T A A, with Lewisporte replying to lead 2-1 at the end of the first period. In the second period T A A drew level and surged ahead after a Lewisporte own goal, finishing 4-2 in favor of T A A. Postgame, both teams attended a Garden Party and a dance at the T A A ball. cricket is being revived with new gear from Wanderers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.A A
L A.A
Lewisporte
W. Wood
T.A.A
Otto Perry
George Hann
Ford Woolfrey
Smith Woolfrey
Jeffrey Downton
Harold Rowe
Fred Rowe
Harvey Manuel
Twillingate
Bill Peyton
Jack Peyton
Jack Loveridge
Jack Manuel
Arch Lunnen
Alan Anstey
Walter Wood
J. A Burden
Twillingate Athletic
Ass'n
Wanderers’ Cricket Club
Mr. Milligan Pardy Attends Club Meet in Digby
Mr. Milligan Pardy traveled to Digby Nova Scotia to attend the Annual Club of the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company event after leaving St. John's on the eleventh of this month and joining Mr. R J MacKinnon at Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milligan Pardy
Digby
N.S
Manufacturers Life Ins Co
St. John’s
R J. MacKinnon
Sydney
Bennett Family Names In Local Primmer House Notice
The Primmer House records list individuals including B Bennett Mrs Bennett R Layman Stewart Bennett Sacie Ludlow Fogo Mrs John Farthing and Thomas Hussey in a community notice.
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B. Bennett
Bennett
R Layman
Stewart Bennett
Sacie Ludlow
Fogo
John Farthing
Thomas Hussey
Governor to Visit Fogo on August Fourteenth
His Excellency the Governor will attend events at Fogo on August 14 indicating official outreach and regional engagements.
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Fogo
Twillingate Office Returns $4436 44 to Revenue
In the 1934-35 Returns from the Outport Customs the Twillingate office brought four thousand four hundred thirty six dollars and forty four cents to the Revenue.
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Twillingate
Garden Party at Parsonage Grounds with Side Shows
An attractive programme features side shows novelties games and a fish pond in the Parsonage Grounds with delicious teas and other attractions for guests.
Local notes on residents traveling and visitors by Clyde
Mrs Leah Godfrey left by the Clyde Tuesday en route to Botwood to visit her brother Pearce Newman, superintendent of the Time Staff with the A N D Co. Other locals include Samuel Blackler in town before heading to Herring Neck, Adjt and Mrs Jones and children visiting Humbermouth for three weeks, Stirling to St Anthony, Weston Skinner visiting Newton Mass, Robert Horwood from Clarenville, Peter Young and Kenneth Jacobs from St John s with health updates, Fred Simms to Fogo, H A House and A B Rowe eastbound, Capt Alex Anstey from Little Bay Islands with a postal inspector, Gertie Layman to Fogo from Montreal, Rev I Butler at Morstone s Harbour, Mrs Vokey seeking medical advice, Fogo visitors to the hospital, F Brett recovering from a hip injury at Joe Bate s Arm Hospital, Coady Bank Manager away for treatment, T G W Ashbourne from St John s, Rev Burden via Kyle, and Geo W Rideout from Laurenceton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Godfrey
Clyde
Botwood
Pearce
Newman
A.N.D. Co
Paper
Oreport
Samuel Blackler
Herring Neck
Adjt
Jones
S.A
Humbermouth
Miss Stirling
St. Anthony
Kyle
Weston Skinner
Beattice Ings
Newton
Mass
Theophilus Ings
Robert Horwood
Clarenville
Peter Young
Keneth Jacobs
St. John's
Young
Mr. Jacobs
Fred Simms
Fogo
H. A. House
A. B . Rowe
Alex Anstey
Little Bay Islands
Cape John
Cook
Joe Bate
Coady
T. G. W. Ashbourne
St. John’s
Burden
Kyles
Geo. W. Rideout
Laurenceton
Shipping News Mentions Boats and Cooperage for S Eveleigh
A motor schr. Expert visited last week carrying cooperage for S Eveleigh who was aboard. The motor boat P. D. arrived from Port Hope Simpson on Friday week 1 en route to St. John's, landing F. G. Stuckless.
Garden Party at Parish Grounds Promises Evening of Entertainment
The Church of England hosts a garden party on Thursday with teas ice cream and strawberries. A C E A A stall pantry fancy work and games are planned with free admission. South Side visitors may take a motor boat from Blandford's Wharf at 3 30 pm and the Parish Hall will open if stormy.
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Church of England
Blandford’s
Hospital seeks bottles for reuse program
Fragmentary note indicates a request from The Hospital for bottles to be washed and cleaned before resale or reuse, with a price or payment reference. Details on quantity, deadline, or supplier requirements are unreadable.
North East West South St Johns July 20 highlights
News notes from St Johns detailing fish catches near Hopedale and Battle Harbour, shipping moves, and local official changes. Elections in Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland fisheries updates, and a forecast of shipping and crew developments across the coast.
Garden Party Thanks From Baby Welfare Association
The Baby Welfare Association expresses gratitude to Rev. I. Butler for the Parsonage grounds Mr. A. Colbourne for seats the Orange Association for tables Messrs. Hodge and Linfield for dishes loaned and all who helped in any way at the Garden Party held last Thursday. C. F. Backer Sec.
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Baby Welfare Association
Scout Ernest Clark Rescues Girl at Wharfe in Trom
Ernest Clark, a member of the First Twillingate Troop, leapt from a Sail Loft window onto a wharf to save Gwen Cook from drowning. The act, praised by local officials, followed his recent completion of the C H E examination.
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Ernest Clark
Colbourne
Gwen Cook
Ero
Ern Jis
Anstey Bros Report Strong Cod-Trap Activity at Offer Rock
Anstey Bros are doing well with their cod traps at Offer Rock and Back Harbour. Traps off Crow Head appear productive this week with plentiful fish. Fishermen plan to salt and pack to prevent spoilage, keeping fish makers busy.
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Anstey Bros
Crow ‘Head
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas
Roberta
Wild Cave
Cricket
Primmer House
Garden
Shipping News
Secretary For Natural Resources
Cheeseman
Schrs
Hopedale
Cartwright
Nd Board of Trade
Harry T. Renout
H. G. R Mews
Salt Codfish Board
Messi's, Harvey & Co
Furness Red Cross Line
Connors
Domino
Belle Isle
Department of Customs
Schr. Finestral
Cook’s Hr
St. Nova Scotia
Halifax
Adamson
Department of Natural Resources
Cooper
Catalina
Ranger Service
A. J. Snelgrove
Dept. of Natural Resources
Sop
Armand Ming
A. A. Pare
Timming Corporation of
Montreal
Thisesay
Walt
C. F. Backer
Confederation Life
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