Twillingate Sun advertisements and rates notice 1934
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices for Newfoundland Canada England and the U S with advance payment. Advertising rates include display contracts and short term ads at 25 cents per inch plus possible reductions. Notes of thanks incur 25 cents each. Dated Twillingate June 9 1934.
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Twillingate
North Side
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S.A
Sixty-Ninth Birthday Anniversary of King George Fifth
A newspaper note marks King George the Fifth turning sixty nine on Sunday, praising his reign’s twenty five years, his popularity across the Empire, and his peaceable leadership during World War I, hope for continued calm, and cabinet disarmament efforts.
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George the
Hitler
Wressch
England
George
National Health Survey and Census Programs Launch
The National Health Survey Committee at St John’s overseen by the Dept of Health and Public Welfare initiates examinations of school scholars. A census for the Dept of Natural Resources covers livestock crops machinery and cultivated land. English students plan a summer interior survey to assess development prospects and scenery. A new education report urges trimming subjects for youth entering productive work and aligns with Richardson’s curricular recommendations.
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National Health Survey Committee
St. John's
Dept. of Health and Public Welfare
Dept. of Natural Resources
Richardson
Education Commission
Confederation Life Sdr Marion Lloyd and ech Lillian and Jackie
Confederation Life, Sdr Marion Edward Lloyd and ech Lillian and Jackie arrived Thursday evening en route to Labrador.
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Marion Edward Lloyd
Lillian
Jackie
Labrador
Shipping News update from Ashbournes Ltd fleet records
Shipping notes list vessels and crews arriving or departing with salmon, freight, and supplies. Entries include Marie Yvonne Capt. Bragg bound for Coachman's Cove. Lone Flyer Capt. Pippy leaving White Bay for St John's. Marion Gladys Capt. Goodyear from St John's to Blanc Sablon. Ping Pong Capt. Waterman en route to the fishery from Change Isids. Bessie Marie Capt. Roberts from St John's with salt and cargo for Ashbournes. Additional ships include Dante, Kyle, and others, moving between St John's, Lewisporte, Labrador, and various Newfoundland ports.
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Echra
Ethel E
Willis Hull
Stanley Smith
Stephen Laimbert
Baller
Harry Randell
Speed Queen
Titus Perry
Ashbournes Ltd
Elva Nelly
Frank Boyde
Fisherette
George Taylor
Joseph Knight
Calvin B
Elijah Boyde
Misa Rideout
Alphagus Rideout
Ida M. Clarke
Saul White
F. N. Osmonth
Marie Yvonne
John Bragg
Coachman's Cove
Isalmon
S.S. Blue Peter
Blanc Sablon
Schr
Ping Pong
Harry Waterman
Change Isids
Bessie Marie
St. John’s
Shir
St. John's
Carl
Fred Wisemat
I. DA
Molly
Caer
Chaulk
Carmanville
Gov't Wabrf Light
Lewisporte
Dante
T. Marks
Malcolm Loveridge
Archibald Lunnen
Bennett Oxford
Str
Tizzard
Daughters and Sons Reported for Field and Gard Families
At Lark's Hr. on June 2, a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederick G Field. In Montreal on May 9, a son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter W Gard named Jack.
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Lark's
Frederick G. Field
Montreal
Walter W. Gard
Jack
Mrs Laite Recovers News of Mother's Death
Mrs Rev Laite received a telegram from her brother in Trinity Bay announcing her mother had died on Saturday at age 77. Funeral services were held on Tuesday as friends offer sympathy in the loss.
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Laite
English Hr
Trinity Bay
Auction Sale at Path End for Ocean Pro ducts Stores
The auction sale at Path End to dispose of Ocean Pro ducts Stores failed to attract bids. Creditors set a reserved price, but the property remained in their hands.
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Path End
Ocean Products
Personal notices mention travelers and Synod plans
Mr. Harry Moore arrived by Clyde on Friday week awaiting the Prospero for St. Anthony and its next day departure. E J Linfield came from St John s by Clyde also on Friday week. Miss Digby was on the Prospero heading north Saturday and is due in Twillingate to discuss cooperative marketing. Rev F W Hollands and Mrs Hollands plan to depart by the Prospero for St John s to attend Synod. Mr Arthur Manuel travels the same boat to the City for Synod.
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Harry Moore
Clyde
St. Anthony
E. J Linfield
St. John’s
Digby
F. W. Hollands
Rescue Efforts After Boat Nipped in Ice at White Bay
Captain Peter Patton's motor boat was towed to Moreton's Hr on Sunday by Knight's boat. Some men retrieved trap gear but couldn't tow further. Telegraph Dept seeks boat's location after owner reports crew left in the ice at White Bay. Seven men from Parsons' scow went ahead for Croc berths when the boat nipped. Supplies heating and gear valued at 1000 dollars recovered. boat and engine included.
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Peter Patton
Moreton
Knight
White’ Bay
White’ Bay. Seven Men From Mr. Parsons’ Scbr
Lashes Bight
Croc
Prospero
Harbour Deep
Labrador fishing supplies denied to applicants
A reply to the Sect of the L DA states no place for even a few men as demands rise and the 500 quota is cut to 250. Imogene records government men, Kyle sails mainly men outfitted by merchants from Conception Bay. Capt. Nath Percy gathers 150 men and 26 boats aboard the Prospero bound for Grey Islands.
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LDA
Labrador
Imogene
Kyle
Conception Bay
Nath Percy
Prospero
Grey Islands
Borth
Remembering W A Mackey in mining and 1919 election ties
The late W A Mackey is recalled by many former colleagues linked to Little Bay mine and by supporters of the 1919 election ticket with Shott and Moore.
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W. A. Mackey
Little Bay Mine
Shott
Moore
Clyde Repairs Ordered After Propeller Damage
The SS Clyde, missing two blades from its propeller after a recent voyage from Lewiston to St John, is ordered to St John for repairs and cleaning. The SS Home will cover Clyde's route and may depart Lewisporte for Shoe Cove next week, while the Tri-weekly Train Service operates.
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Lewsporte
St. Johnu’s
S.S
St. John’s
Clyde
Lewisporte
Shoe Cove
Presbytery Meets Amid 60th Anniversary Plans
Rev Uriah Lake attends UC as presbytery gathers at Moreton's Harbour this week with Thursday evening events planned. The 60th anniversary banquet for the church under Rev J T Clarke will feature many visitors. Mr Stacey serves as lay delegate. Clergymen travel to St John's for conference after presbytery closes.
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Uriah Lake
Moreton's Harbour
Moreton
J. T. Clarke
Stacey
U.C
St. John’s
Funeral of Mr Fifield Held at N.5 S. United Church
Mr John Fifield fell sick with a double hernia at Hatchet Neck on Wednesday and was admitted to hospital. Arthur Fifield transported him home by motor boat from Summerford. Mr Fifield died around 6 pm the following day at age 67, survived by his wife. Funeral announced for today at the N.5 S. United Church.
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John Fifield
Hatchet Neck
Arthur Fifield
Summerford
Fifield
Ahout
N. 5 S. United Church
Appointment fills vacancy at Long Point Light
Mr Edward Sharpe of Crow Head is appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Géo Roberts, Assistant Light Keeper at Long Point. Mr Frank Sharpe and others met at Crow Head, and engaged in informal activities the same day.
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Edward Sharpe
Crow Head
Géo. Roberts
Unfinished Task and God’s If at Twillingate Lodge Service
Twillingate Lodge A.M. and M. members attended a North Side church service led by Rev. Uridh Laite. The sermon, "The Unfinished Task and God's If," drew on Kings 6:12 and praised missionary efforts in China and Yangtze relief work, urging peace, morality, and international understanding.
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Twillingate Lodge
A.B
A.M. R.E
North Side
Uridh
God
Solomon
Transfer of motor boats by railway steamers to labs
Report notes that about 100 motor boats have been transferred by railway steamers to northern fishing centres, a practice seen in past years and continuing this season. The Kyle and Prospero are said to have handled many such transfers this year as well.
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Laborador
Kyle
Prospero
Eye Witness Commendation of Sir John Hope Simpson
An Eye Witness notes commendation for Sir John Hope Simpson who, as League of Nations nominee, supervised the International Flood Relief Fund in China during its three year administration. Sir John, though young, has broad British administrative experience and is one of six commissioners appointed by Britain and Newfoundland under the governor.
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John Hope Simpson
League of Nations
International Flood Relief Fund
China
John
News
Rotary party sails for Halifax to attend Nova Scotia event
Eighteen members of the Rotary Club depart from St John’s for Halifax tomorrow to attend an invention event. New salt plans for Labrador coast and lighthouse activations await ice clearance. Royal honors conferred on Sir R Rennie Bowring and G Kean. A fire at Tilt Cove destroyed the RC Chapel and five dwellings. W A Mackay of Crosbie Hotel dies after heart illness. Government House birthday reception hosted by Sir D Murray Anderson. A broadcast from St John’s planned for June 15 under NAC and Canada-US stations. Madam Diamond Clarke arranging a coast-to-coast broadcast pending approval.
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St. John’s
Rotary Club
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Lord Peledna
Labrador
Gov't
Sebr
Turnavick
Rapar Rennie Bowring
O. BK
Gabt
Abraham Kean
R.C
Tilt Cove
Fie
W. A. Mackay
Crosbie Hotel
Mackay
Government House
Coair
King
David Murray Anderson
Lady Anderson
Nflld
Canada
Diamond Clarke
Clarke Steamship Co. Ltd
Harvey & Co. Ltd
Gov
L.—A
Gertrude Freeman
Champney
Trinity Bay
Boston University School of Education
James Sheppard
Clyde Dinsim
Scho
Nina Conrad
Daisy
Scr
Shamrock
Flower’s Cove
Straits of Belle Isle
Thomas Hobbs
Keels
Bonavista Bay
Church of England
S. W
Mr. Puddester
John Pope Simpson
John C. Puddester
Semphill
Bonavista
S. S. Lagona
Prospero
Kyle
St. Mary's Bay
Jos. Hicky
Salmonier
Mary
Ann
Patrick
Halton
Garrett
Dory Recovered After Tragic Cape Pine Tragedy
A fishing vessel reported missing about three miles off Cape Pine on Tuesday morning while hauling trawls. Cape Freels later picked up a yellow painted dory with straw, suggesting a possible link to the missing crew member aged 20 from its Bande place.
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Its & Bande
Cape Pine
Cape Freels
Government Buys Bay Bulls Plant in Reform Plan
The twenty fifth Commission of Government meeting at the Colonial Building approved reorganizing the Civil Service with promotion by merit and greater mobility. The Malakoff will transfer to Natural Resources for fishery work and bait depot use, while the Bay Bulls Fishery Research Station building, leased from Harvey and Co, was bought for 25000 dollars to expand facilities and cold storage with planned sharp freezing equipment.
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China
Yangtze
Ferguson
Hwai River
Relief Commission
Commission of Government
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Commissioner of Finance
British Treasury
Secretary of State
Dominion Affairs
Dominion Office
S.S. Malakoff
Newfoundland Railway
Department of Natural Resources
Bay Bull
Messrs. Harvey & Co., Ltd
Commissioner For Natural Resources
Messrs. Harvey & Co
A.L.B. vs T.A.A. A thrilling home game conclusion
A.L.B. faced T.A.A. on their field at Arm with many spectators despite wind. First half ended 2 to 1 for T.A.A. The second half saw A.L.B. score again while T.A.A. added two more, final 4 to 2 in favor of T.A.A. Referee was Mr E Whiteway. another match hoped for next week.
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A.L.B
T.A.A
A. B
A.I.B
E. Whiteway
Rane
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Confederation Life
Shipping News
John Clarke
Stephen Loveridge
Cecil Facey
Millicent Loveridge
Miss Priddle
Presbytery
Game and Inland Fisheries Board
Hutt
Rod
Masons
DAVIS
Av Cawrence Co
Cranes Chem
Br Nok
Okie
Bay Bulls
A.L.B. Vrs. T.A. A
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