16 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented 1917 era text laments conscription and wartime policy. It contrasts American patriotism with Canada and Newfoundland resistance, criticizing political parties and leaders for delay. The piece reflects cross border tensions amid WWI and calls for unity despite opposition factions.
Vague notes from a parish meeting reflect election tensions with unclear education policy. Local officials promise clarity, urging residents to await formal statements and upcoming qualifiers before voting actions proceed.
Fragmentary notice records a birth to Mfr and Mir Bred Vigehar of the Arms on a Monday. Mia Mable Méadlord of Craw Head left Tor St John's by Prov pero on Saturday. Unclear names and dates but indicates a newborn child.
Mrs Peter Jeckins of the Arai received word her son Willis, long employed in a printing office, has broken a leg and sustained injuries. Several local residents, including Arch Well Hert Ridout and Clyde Lunnen, returned from furloughs and trips to St Johns. Ship arrivals include Grigg with Captain Frank Roberts, and Pha en route to New York with pulp. The Boliakt Boys Club hosted a parish event at Nort Side Methodist Church with Rev. A Y Robb delivering an engaging sermon.
Local column details community happenings and notices from St. John's. Funeral for Hels ie Reseryiai, re and the town marks V-E Day era events, memorials, and public notices. Capt A Clayton address, POW prisoners, and parade reports outline wartime morale and community response.
Were close to an accident yesterday near Cortles Island where Philpot and others plied their boats and heard cries from the water. Boatmen attempted rescue but arrived too late. two youths, Whitt Ain and Birchy Lula Piekte, were identified in connection with the incident.
An 1836 incident near the village of Gunner in Manitoba reports the death of Pier Poole, son of Mee. Joba Hf SiohtW of Lite Barber, after a wagon wheel rolled onto him as he attempted to climb the front end of a wagon while harvesting. He was later found deceased with nearby workers recalling the event and prayers for relief.
The governor approves the Daylight Saving Act 1912. A public notice states that on Sunday night June 1 a clerk will be notified and operations will continue daily until the last Sunday in September. The measure applies to the entire colony. Colonial Secretary, 1917.
Fragmentary OCR items mention Mrs D Sesanach and Mrs Prante Fyeetoas with unclear references to reading, possible service or meeting notes. No coherent event, date, or location can be established from the available text.
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