15 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
1
A historical newspaper fragment presents observations by the OBSERVER with scattered references to wartime topics, shipping, and naval matters. The garbled OCR includes phrases about Mr Goodison and mentions of ships, battles, and commentary on journalism practices.
A long, unreadable OCR fragment references trials, debates, and protests related to wartime policy. It mentions hearings, censorship, and public sentiment with scattered names and places, including references to officials and communities. The passage conveys confusion, critique, and urgency as authorities push actions amid social turmoil.
The fragment mentions possible concealed elements and access issues related to a seal or retina system. Names, dates, or concrete facts are not discernible, leaving unclear who, what, where, or when this item concerns.
The fragment mentions a buyer with a large sum, references to Washington and a bank, and a sale or auction with a price around 300 dollars. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a legal or financial matter involving individuals and a bank.
A local notice outlines a license renewal hearing for a motel operation. It details penalties, payment requirements, and conditions for occupancy. The notice cites a ten o'clock filing deadline and references specific names and authorities involved in the case.
The House met in committee of supply with Mr. Currie questioning Marive and Fisheries about a minister’s question. The session featured remarks on the government opposition, and a long debate over the coal situation and public works. A decisive committee stage addressed finance, with motions and a private bill advancing amidst procedural points as Beaver and Downey figures weighed in on the session’s progress.
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