Twillingate Sun offers subscription and ad rates
The Twillingate Sun states yearlySubscriptions in Newfoundland Canada and international rates. Advertising rates include display long term at contract price and short term at 25 cents per inch. Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents. News items from correspondents may be delayed beyond Thursday evening. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Call for New Loan Clouds Newfoundland Finances
The city papers discuss an appeal for a new loan amid delays and damaging messages abroad. Officials hope to raise funds despite a weak world trade climate. Canada relies on refunding old loans, while Newfoundland debt payments consume revenue and threaten wealth from Labrador and other resources.
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Iti
Newfoundland
Canada
England
America
Labrador
Body of Young Woman Recovered After Trawl Trip
Thursday morning Mr. William Taylor and his son Andrew found a floating object while at sea near Exploits Run Bay. Examination identified the body as a young woman. Taylor and others from Mortots Hr with Mr. H R Brett brought the body ashore for forenoon on Mr. Man. The drowned near the bay Exploits Run.
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William Taylor
Andrew
Taylor
Mortot
H.R. Brett
Man
Conde
Exploits Run
Twillingate Presbytery Opens in May Meeting
The Twillingate Presbytery of the United Church met in Marshall Ball Twillingate on Tuesday May 26 with Rev W Hagar Mercer in the chair. The session heard reports from Rev M Fenwick Rev J M Beaton and others and adjourned and reassembled for continued business. An evangelistic service featured three young ministers and a ceremony dedicated a new boat for Northern Labrador built with Home Mission Board support. A resolution of thanks was adopted to be read from pulpits June 8.
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Twillingate
North Side
J. L. Reynolds
Department of Evangelism and Social Service
H.B., Johnson
Exploits
R. Sparkes
Griquet
A.B. Lovelace
Horwood
Fenwick
South Side
Home Mission Board
Northern
Labrador
L. L. Barry
Little Bay Islands
Hamilton Inlet
St. John's
North & South
Newfoundland
Globe
New York
Harbour Grace
Nad. Board of Trade
St. John’s
Rome
Vatican
Canada
South Atlantic
Antarctic
United States Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Commerce Department
Kyle
Domino
Lloyd George
Britain
Richard Squires
Truro
London
Pardy's Taxi Promises 24 Hour Efficient Service
Confederation Life endorses Pardy's Taxi for around the clock transportation. The ad lists a phone cue of two short tones, two long tones, two short tones, signaling call access and reliable service.
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Pardy
Local Names Tied to Primmer House Listings
Readable fragments list individuals associated with The Primmer House in various towns including Maude Woolfrey of Lewisporte R G Porter Porteville J A Boudreau of St John s Melvin Woolfrey Kenneth Mills Morton's Harbour M Cohen J Cohen Grand Falls Archie Locke Clarence Osmond Morley Locke Oliver Boyd Tizzard s Harbour Macpherson Eveleigh Newstead and Morley Locke
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Maude Woolfrey
Lewisporte
R.G. Porter
Porteville
J. A. Boudreau
St. John's
Melvin Wool‘ffrey
Kenneth Mills
Morton
M. Cohen
J Cohen
Grand Falls
Archie Locke
Clarence’ Osmond
Morley Locke
Oliver Boyd
Tizzard
Macpherson Eveleigh
Newstead
Shipping News Update from Ashbournes and White Bay
Vague ship movements reported from St John’s and Little Bay Islands. Acme loaded salt for Ashbournes. Love Flier and Energy arrived with salt. Grace Loraine and esme Marie head to White Bay to load railway ties for South and other vessels near Tatd and St. John’s ports.
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Marie
Pippy
White Bay
South
Newfoundland Savings Bank assured sound amid fears
Auditor General in a radio address to Newfoundland depositors emphasizes the bank’s stability. He cites the charter provisions, reserves, and deposits near $1.964 million with $2.415 million in securities, plus cash and a $600,000 provision. Government cannot seize depositor funds and confidence is reportedly returning. He notes recent deposits and withdrawals as signs of stability and cites a plan to raise funds.
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St. John*s
EF. C. Berteau
Wowr
Radio Board
Nfld
Union and Commercial Banks
Nad. Savings Bank
Savings Bank
May 1931 House of Assembly Proceedings Summary
The House met at 3:15 pm with reports tabled from the Anglican Superintendent of Education. Debates centered on the Permanent Marine Disasters Fund bill and amendments to seafaring occupation definitions. Discussions covered the South Coast disaster fund, beri-beri outbreak concerns, and hospital matters including Dr Campbell’s role and patient stays. The bill passed all stages and moved to the Legislative Council.
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Emerson
Bureau of Eduation
Quinton
Jamestown
Bonavista South
Scammell
Finance and Customs
Permanent Marine Disasters Fund
P. M. DF
Viking
Puddester
South West Coast
The
Mosdell
Winter
Legislative Council
Agriculture and Mines Department
Encouragement of Agriculture
Department of Public Charities, Marine & Wisheries and Education
Public Works Department
Campbell
General Hospital
Sailings and River Tragedy Report for Labrador Ports
A person drowned on April 23 was found Sunday morning in the Exploits River inside the Bishop's Falls dam. Meigle will sail from St. John's at daylight Monday for regular Labrador ports as far as Indian Yickles.
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Exploits
Bishop's Falls
Meigle
St. John's
Labrador
Mor ton man Reginald French graduates in civil engineering
Frederick French of Morton's Hill reports his son Reginald has completed the civil engineering course at the University of Toronto with a B. A. Sc. degree. After graduation he plans to join Northern railway, or a similar firm, for work in engineering. The brief notes emphasize the family's pride and Reginald's forthcoming employment.
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Frederick French
Morton’s
Reginald
University of Toronto
Northern
Harbour View Hotel Incomplete List Of Named Individuals
An OCR fragment lists numerous person names and place references including Harbour View Hotel Change Islands Detroit Carmanville Kings Cove Grand Falls and various individuals such as Mrs and Miss titles. The text appears as a jumbled roster with no clear event context.
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Fred Porter
S. Walbourne
Frank Waterman
Joseph Blake
Henry John Ginn
H.J. Oake
Susie Peckford
Change Islands
Joseph Unlike
Detroit
Mich
L. Fudge
Stanhope
Annie
West
John Brenson
Carmanville
Richard Carroll
Val Carroll
James Carey
King’s Cove
Jim Jennings
Val Jennings
Morton
E. P. S Green
Indian ‘Bay
Julia Cook
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Western Head
Morton's Harbour
Confederation Life
Primmer House
Shipping News
Telegraph
Mr. Fisherman
H. W. Quinton & Co
Commission
P. O. Box
Proceedings of the House of Assembly
Harbour View Hotel
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