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Supplies and Credit in the Fishing Industry
The piece discusses unease over fishery supplies and credit for fishermen, noting many rely on the industry for a living. It questions public charity, urges support through the credit system, and weighs past and potential market improvements, emphasizing the risk if credit vanishes and the need to sustain fishery livelihoods.
Upper Chamber Rules and the Upper Room Question
The Upper House watches Assembly measures with interest while vetoing aims to curb coal and commodity price profiteering under the Public Utilities Act. Consumers’ rights are cited as a safeguard though business interests dominate. A land grant reform bill may be pigeonholed in the upstairs chamber.
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Legislative Council
Local Apologies Claimed Unclear Authority In Letter Scandal
The community debate centers on apologies published in the Daily News using Constable Ivimey s name without his knowledge. Officials seek to clear innocent residents amid anonymous letters and a wider inquiry into the Little Bay Islands letter, with clues pointing to an origin yet undisclosed.
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Daily News
Constable Ivimey
P.C
P. C
Inspector General
Dept. of Justice
Town Visitors and Travelers From Various Harbors Arrive
Personal Mr H Head from Terra Nova visits daughter Mildred in town on Saturday. Cecil Facey Malcol m Loveridge and Miss M Loveridge depart by Kyle for Battle Harbour on Sunday. Zuber selling goods at Youngs Store North Side after arriving Friday week. Mrs Frederick Hawkins arrives from Toronto last week. B Oxford A Lupnen and men from Tizzards Harbour depart by Dante for Battle Harbour on Monday. Harry French of Gander Bay in town last week. Robert Boyd B Butt arrive from the City by Bessie Marie on Tuesday. H J Earle for Fogo and Joseph White for Herring Neck arrive from Lewisporte by C M Wheeler on Monday. Edward Lyver visits from Waldron's Cove on Monday. Capt Richard Carroll and son Val travel by Prospero from King’s Cove.
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H. Head
Terra Nova
Mildred
Cecil Facey
Malcolm Loveridge
M. Loveridge
Kyle
Battle Hr
Zuber
Young’s
North Side
Frederick Hawkins
Toronto
Messrs
B. Oxford
Lupnen
Tizzard’s Hr
Dante
Battle Harbour
Harry French
Gander Bay
Robert Boyd
B. H. Butt
J. Earle
Fogo
Joseph White
Herring Neck
Lewisporte
Moter C. M. Wheeler
Edward Lyver
Waldron’s Cove
Capt
Richard Carroll
Val
Prospero
King’s Cove
Ashbournes Outfit Local Schooners for Fisheries
Ashbournes Ltd plans outfitting of schooners for the fishery bringing in extra men. The Labrador price is low while favorable foreign exchange benefits the country.
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Ashbournes, Ltd
Labrador
Shipping news and a humorist voyage update
Shipping items report arrivals and departures from St John’s and nearby ports. Notes include Ashbournes shipments of salmon boxes and potatoes, the schooner Grace Boehner sailing to Battle Harbour, and the W G Robertson tied to Blue Peter with the salmon collection.
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John Dorming
St. John’s
la Scie
Straits
Ashbournes, Ltd
Admiral Blake
Labrador Export Co
Fogo
Grace Boehner
Wm Gillett
Battle
W. G. Robertson
Blue Peter
Salmon
North Lon
Carmanville and Noggin Cove Committee Report 1933
The Carmanville Noggin Cove Citizens Committee reports efforts to boost local food production through seeds and farming aid. It outlines a Bank of Montreal account with 110.13 and notes a $40 cash on delivery for young pigs, urging cooperation to overcome hardship and fund seeds for annual use.
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Twillingate Sun
Carmanville
Alpheus Woolfrey
Noggin Cove
Bank of Montreal
Mrs Gordon Meister Endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs Gordon Meister of New Ross Nova Scotia says Dodd's Kidney Pills gave her quick relief from kidney and bladder trouble. The 33 year old mother of three keeps a box on hand and urges all sufferers to give them a trial based on her own experience.
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Gordon Meister
Miss Doris French Graduates BA at Dalhousie
Miss Doris French daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J French of Moreton's Harbour graduates at Dalhousie with a Bachelor of Arts degree and receives congratulations on her success.
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Doris French
Robert J. French
Moreton
Dalhousie
Court actions at Burnt Cove and Long Point
In Court A John Mahaney appeared before Magistrate Roberts in Burnt Cove for a criminal offense and received a two month sentence in the Pen. A trap berth dispute at Long Point between Lewis Roberts and Cecil Pride involved Pride ordered to remove his net. Roberts faced an assault charge with $125 costs paid.
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John Mahaney
Burnt Cove
Roberts
Court House
Lewis Roberts
Cecil Pride
Long Point
Pride
Prisoners Transferred Under Guard to Hospitals and Asylum
Constables Manderson and Strick landed there with two prison ships and three patients for the asylums. Two patients had escaped recently and walked to Lewisporte, then were recaptured at Cottle's Island by Short and King. One prisoner was taken off the Prospero on the way south for hospital treatment for a few days.
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Manderson
Strickland
Clyde
Lewisporte
Privy Council Upholds Supreme Court Judgment
The government confirms the Privy Council upheld the ruling in the Reid Nad. Co. Mines and Forest and Gander Valley Power & Paper Co. case. The action sought 10 million dollars damages over 1930 writs on forfeiture of timber licenses. Kent J. dismissed the action, a full bench affirmed, while Justice Emerson prepares to send officials to Seven Islands Labrador and the Gold Fields near Bondurant to oversee matters.
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Department of Justice
K. C
England
Privy Council
Reid Nad. Co . Mines and Forest
Gander Valley Power & Paper C
Justice Kent
Gander
Squires
Crown
Minister of Agriculture and Mines
Crown Lands Act
Reid Co
Gander Valley Power and Paper Co
Dunfield K. C
Costa
Howley
Emerson
Minister of Justice
Labrador
Bondurant
Justice Dept
Chicago
Holyrood
Cartwright
Spirit of
Newfoundland
Barbour
Trinity
London
King George
House of Assembly
Haystack P. E
Placentia Bay
United Church Conference
Gower Street
15Th
United States
Great Britain
Gower Street United Church
Ira F. Curtis
George St. Church
G. L. Mercer
John Leamon
Bremen
Chesley Grandy
Dorothy Metita
General Hospital
Glencoe
Bay LaArgent
Trepassey
Salt Codfish Act debated in House of Assembly
In St Johns the Salt Codfish Act was discussed at length in the House of Assembly. The Minister of Marine and Fisheries promised determined action to improve quality and regain markets through grading and inspection. Opponents and supporters agreed on the need for reform with Captain Whitely and Mr Harold Farle stressing practical benefits for those in the industry.
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St. John's
House of Assembly
Bradley
Town Clock in St Peter’s Church Tower Regains Time
Two young men set the Town Clock in St Peter’s Church Tower in motion and it keeps good time. They likely acted because seniors were not using standard time or uniform time in town.
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St. Peter's Church Tower
Montreal Figures Dominant in Dunbar btn
Mrs Cooks Mr Dunbar Montreal Lewis Byrne James Byrne Peter Byrne Fortune Hr key details show a cluster of names connected to a social or legal notice. The fragment indicates individuals linked to Montreal and Mr. Dunbar with possible executors or participants in a matter.
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Mr. Dunbar
Montreal
Lewis Byrne
James Byrne
Peter Byrne
Fortune
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Shipping News
Nova Scotia
Dodd
New Ross
N. S
Supreme Court
Gander Valley
Confederation Life
Telegraph
Mrs. Cooks
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