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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions quarter moon and dates around the 18th with hints of lunar phases and red reference terms. The text is unclear but suggests a calendar or astronomical context without coherent event details.
A fragmented column notes police actions and local events. Reports describe alcohol related arrests, a steamer and harbor activity, a football injury, theft cases, and a court proceeding. Notable names include Captain Joe, Midge Knight, and J. To. Ross. The piece references visitors and residents in a coastal town and mentions the Premier Sir Edward.
A garbled OCR text discusses rogeae and Philosphen ideas, a system ready to admit needs, and references to United Towne supplying fir. It mentions electric and gas engines, costs of telephone lines, and the potential for a public company to finance or restructure. The passage appears as a technical and speculative note on early infrastructure.
An internal notice from Stafford and Son urges recipients to await the forthcoming circular and acknowledge communication patterns. The message references competition results and the timing of judge publications amid irregular phrasing and fragmented text.
A number of vessels from water places were at sea on Thursday led by the Foe Free Zoxe and P Marrs. Josiah Mayjuc advised, with Daniel Husblyo of Crow Heat The Melita Cape Jolmines, preparing for the fishery. The ship will land a trap and crew at Grey Faland Ar on Friday morning.
Fragmented OCR reports a grand master of fetyrs police official visiting City bash Week. Observers note a grand reception and entertainment while amid a strong wind event. The text mentions university affiliation and tentative damages, with weather continuing to affect the scene and chances of future events.
Caplin activity near Little Harbor shows several fish spotted along the shore on Thursday as crews report movement and spread. Local observers note multiple schools in the area and ongoing monitoring by harbor officials for safety and stock assessment.
Fragmentary report states a crowned man died after an affray on Thursday at an avenue involved in a funeral arrangement. The body was revived by Clyge and interred at Melhadist Cemetery, with Mr. Martin Gillett present.
P.G. Astbourne of W. Ashbourne and J. Bu from Twillegass excel in first year studies at Toronto University. This report highlights strong academic results and notable performance during the initial term.
Mr John Sheppard captured several barrels of fish in his trap yesterday evening as morsing ended the session with Delors nearby.
An incident on a river near Glenwood ends in the loss of four paddlers and the death of Crowell's eldest son and another young man. Abe Rowseil and two others were rescued as authorities retrieved the bodies. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved families, including Mrs Selina Locke of Tixeard's and the Crowell family.
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