Twillingate Sun publication notice and rates
The Twillingate Sun notes it is the only North Coast paper published in Twillingate Nth on Saturdays from the North Ade office. Editor and proprietor GQ Clarke states they do not assume responsibility for correspondents opinions. Subscription rates: Local 1.50 per year Canada 1.70 per year USA 2.00 per year. Payable in advance.
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Twillingate
Nth
Ade
Clarke
Canada
USA
Payabla
Alyance
Our Right and Our Due on Twillingate Roads
A Twillingate letter argues for better road surfaces as pedestrians and motorists share worsening conditions. It recalls past improvements, notes sixty registered vehicles, and urges authorities to prioritize public roads, stressing the community’s right to decent infrastructure.
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Twillingate
Shank
Newfoundland Fisheries Board Seeks 1940 Production Details
Discussions in St John s with Fisheries Department officials aim to gather complete data on salted and other 1940 harvests held by merchants exporters and fishermen. Merchants and fishermen are urged to report quantities by quintals and type, deliveries to buyers, and open receipts with advances, to aid investigations into fish marketing and factory solutions.
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St. John's
iCouncil
Fisheries Board
Federal
Department of Fisheries
Yinande
Bradhury
Newfoundland Fisheries Board
Cateb
Mumvber
Quintilys
Qantals
Cadiz
Berrea
Investwang
Merchan's Exporter Notes and Open Receipt Quantities
Merchants not licensed exporters push forward a collect telegram detailing 1949 salted fish production bought outright with settlements made. It asks for total quantities by quality and unit, advances, open receipts, quantities sold and on hand, with numbers of quintals per grade and associated sums.
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Merchan's
Annual Readers Meeting at Willingate Regional Library
The Willingate Regional Library held its annual readers meeting in the Court House on May 15 with Magistrate Spracklin as chair. Officers were reelected and new members chosen. summer schedules and new books from Library Headquarters and the Department of Provincial Affairs were noted.
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Willingate
Court House
Spracklin
Szt. Mercer
Ted Drover
Ero Clarke
Wesley Preston
3 A. Bol
Ero Clark
A. H. Hodac
Ned Facey
Mac Loveridge
J. M Olds
Lan
St. Joho’a
Jeffery Barnes
Department of Provincial Affairs
Nuremburg
Arm
Aummer
Noty of Thala No Job for the Squeamish
Thank you note for condolences and wreaths to June Cooper & Brothers for the death of Fether. The article describes Winnipeg dike patrols along the Red River during floods, detailing the perilous night watches by soldiers and civilian volunteers guarding sandbag embankments, evacuations, and the city’s reliance on dike work to prevent catastrophe. The tone recalls wartime vigilance and the high stakes of keeping the river from breaking the dikes.
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Muessages
Carda
June Cooper & Brothers
Tia
Red River
Winnipeg
Winnipee
Food Control
Tralia
Public Notice on Salt Meats and Margarine Price Increases
Orders by medical authorities set May 23 1950 as the effective date for price hikes on salt meats and All Sweet margarine. Retail beef and margarine retail and wholesale rates are listed. some areas take effect June 1 1950. Additional regional and transit adjustments noted with tax and commission caveats.
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Med
Obituary of Jessie I Moore Nurse and War Service
Jessie I Moore daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Moore passed Sunday May 1 at Ashine Veterans Hospital in Framingham Massachusetts. Born in Twillingate Newfoundland she trained as a nurse in Montreal and served as head nurse at Milton Hospital then with American forces during World War I. She later worked at Boston Dispensary and nursed Admiral Napier in Bermuda, meeting the Prince of Wales. Survived by brothers William and Bretty Moore. Funeral held at Church of All Nations Boston with interment in Watertown Massachusetts.
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Jessie I’, Moore
Samuel and
Elizabeth Moore
Ashine
Ramingham Mass
Miss Moore
Farnsworth Hospital
Boston
Twillingate
United States
Milton Hospital
Halifax
Gumphries
Virginia
Bermuda
Admiral Napier
Prince of Wales
Mise Moore
Boston Dispensary
St John's Methodist Church
Watertown
Masy
Edson Gould
Waterbotge
John K Barey
Church of All Nations
Moré
Ean Memorial
Ridgell Watertown
Mase
William J." Watestows
Bretty Moore
Goodwill
Study on Shrinking Codfish Market Impacts
The Fisheries Department of Otawa plans an immediate economic study on shrinking world markets for codfish to inform cabinet recommendations. After rounds of discussions with industry representatives, the plan aims to address market collapse effects and possible price supports or subsidies to bolster the east coast fishing sector.
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Fisheries Department
Otawa
Department
Godflah
Averagas
Wanted Women for Adult Education Staff Vacancies
Applications invited to fill Adult Education Staff posts across the country. Open to energetic women with at least secondary education and teaching or welfare experience. Work involves developing rural adult education, clubs, and classes in cooperation with government agencies. Salary 1400-80-1700 with living bonus. Apply by June 20, 1950 to Director of Adult Education. No. 528.
Flood Relief Fund Initiatives In Manitoba Churches
Durrell Branch of the Canadian Red Cross will accept donations for the Manitoba Flood Relief Programme and forward them to Red Cross Headquarters in St. John's. Donations placed in church collections next Sunday June 4 or June 7 in a special envelope marked Flood Relief Fund will be acknowledged and forwarded. No special envelopes are issued. any envelope may be used if marked Flood Relief Fund. Sanction confirmed by St Peter's Church St Andrew's Church United Church N Side United Church S Side and Salvation Army.
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Islands
Mintori T
Twillinga Te
Telands
Bay
Twillingare
Durrell
Canadian
Red Cross
Manitoba
St. John's
Twillingate Fire Chiefs Contain Weekend Blaze
An unknown origin fire broke out Wednesday near Davia Cove and spread before local brigade units and volunteers contained it by midnight. The effort resumed Thursday night as the blaze flared briefly near homes and woodlands, with no further outbreaks reported after a rain.
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Davia Cove
Rotheren
Outstanding events listed for Jane in Newfoundland May Day
A May release from St. John's details pending events for Newfoundland readers. On June 20 the Royal Black Knights of Ireland will assemble in St. John's, followed by the Grand Orange Lodge of British America meeting there on June 22 and 23. A Newfoundland Day celebration is noted for June 124 across the island.
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Newfoundland
St. John's
Thomas J. Dalton
Canadian National Railways
Royal Black Knights of Ireland
Grand Black Chapter
British America
St. John’s
Grand Orange Lodge of
Winter Residents Return and Local Hiring News Brief
Mrs Blanche Roberts returns to North Side for summer after wintering with family in Gander and Grand Falls. Mr and Mrs William Garnett come home to town for summer. Mrs Eleanor Roberts and Mrs Hannah Peyton also summer at Mrs Sarah Cook’s home. Tail Lingater will not return this summer. Dr J M Olds and Mrs Olds back from US vacation. Olds health improved and back to work. Mr Nichols of Hudsons Bay Company in town seeking apprentices. several youths interviewed. Applicants include Doc Powell Don Baird Addie Sprecklin Vic Young Walter Young.
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Blanche Roberts
Gander
North Side
Eleanor Roberts
Hannah Peyton
Sarah Cook
St. Tohn's Ne
J. M
Nichols
The
Hudson’s Bay Company
Doc Powell
Don Baird
Addie Sprecklin
Vic
Walter Young
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Attatry
Twillingate Jane
Jane
Fisheries Report
Library Notes
Noty
Thala
St. Paairie
White Bay
Green Bay
Twilliveate
Foo
Lavarador
Jessie E. Moore
R. N
Or Education Division of Adult Education
St. Peter's Church
St. Andrew's Church
United Church
N. Side
S. Side
Salvation Army
Home News
Grand Falls
Willian Garnett
Raleigh
C. Roberts
Barn News
Roberts, Hospital
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