Twillingate Sun subscription and ad rates 1929 notice
Twillingate edition announces yearly subscription rates for Newfoundland and international postage, details advertising pricing for short and long term placements, notes a 25 cent fee for notes of thanks, and reserves no guarantee to publish late communications. Published June 22, 1929.
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England
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Commission urges better housing and bunk improvements at Buchans
Government representatives praise the Commission's report on Buchans conditions and urge new living quarters, mattresses for bunkhouses, and Sunday labor review with double time pay in emergencies. Mr Williams aided discussions, and elimination of old bunk houses is recommended to modernize housing. Labour Commissioner K M Brown active amid winter.
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Buchans
Williams
K. M. Brown
Abov
Mary Ann Mutford obituary in Twilingate Sun
The Twilingate Sun notes the death of Mary Ann Mutford aged 77, wife of Isaac Mutford. A Methodist church member and Sunday school teacher, she leaves a large family including 15 daughters Edith Fannie Minnie Girtie Carrie and son Frank, plus 16 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. She will be mourned by relatives and friends with illness and prayers.
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Mary Ann Mutford
Isaac “‘Mutford
Methodist Church
Mom
Edith
Fannie
Victoria
Minnie
Vancouver
Girtie
Carrie
Boston
Frank
Albert
John
Thomas
James
Geo. Roberts
Wild Cove
Annie Bailey
Nipper
Sarah Pollard
St. John’s
Personal notes from Morton's Harbor and surrounding ships
Rev H Gilbert visited Morton's Harbor last Friday week and returned this week. Mrs L Templeton traveled by Prospero from Harbor Grace for summer. Miss Effe Bartlett came by Prospero from La Szie and is engaged to Mr H C Roberts. Harry Howlett left by Clyde for city firms, his brother William on the Prospero north on Sunday. Harold Mudford, son of Mrs Ann Mudford Crow Head, came by Prospero from New York via St John’s on Sunday. Walter Roberts built the boat recently completed for Cipi. David Waeter, not Levis Roberts as reported last week. E J Wornell Sr and Mrs Wornell from St John’s and Miss H Loveridge from Curling came by motor IT CR yesterday.
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Harold Mudford
Ann Mudford
Crow Head
Prospero
New York
St. John’s
Walter Roberts
Cipi
David Waeeter
Levis Roberts
E J. Wornell
Woarnel Fran St. Johns
Har2 Loveridge
Curling
Shipping News Briefs from the Port
Schr. H. A. Heckman arrived from St. John's with general cargo for fisheries at Exploits. Schr. Bertha May, Capt. Mur phy, sailed for Batule Hr. last week. Schrs. Evelyn Johnston, S. M Lewis, and Snow Bird await tides in Poru. Lone Flier departed for North to collect Salmon under charter from St. John's. Vessels cleared from Customs for the fishery include Robert Gordon, Fred Burt, M. P. Cashin, Rich ard Carrol, Calvin B., Elijah Boye.
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H. A. Heckman
St. John’s
Bertha May
Murphy
Batule
Evelyn Johnston
S. M Lewis
Snow Bird
Poru
Lone
North
Robert Gordon
Fred Burt
M. P. Cashin
Richard Carrol
Calvin B
Elijah Boye
Annie Buckingham Passes Trinity College Exam in Corner Brook
Little Miss Annie Buckingham daughter of Ambrose Buckingham Corner Brook and granddaughter of the late Magistrate Scott passed her first Trinity College of Music Exam at Corner Brook on May 29. Congratulations Annie.
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Annie Buckingham
Ambrose
Mrs Buckingham
Corner Brook
Magistrate Scott
Trinity College of Music
Annie
Keep Your Baby Well And Strong Ad For Eagle Brand Milk
A vintage advertisement emphasizes daily baths and regular feeding for infants. It promotes Eagle Brand Milk as a prime cow’s milk based formula and invites readers to mail cutouts to The Borden Company for a free baby welfare book and Baby Record diary.
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Borden Company, Limited
St. Paul St. West
Montreal
Salvage Sale of Sailboat Gear Recovered From Sir Douglas Haig
Friday salvage yielded 164 dollars from gear salved from the schooner Sir Douglas Haig, wrecked here last week. Arthur Parsons conducted the sale aboard Randolph C, bound north, with Brigus Club insurance noted.
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Schr
Sir Douglas
Haig
Arthur Parsons
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Randolph C
Brigus Club
Note of Thanks to Coast and Mrs Manderson
Note of thanks from Coast and Mrs Manderson for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their daughter Daphne. Grateful for wreaths and messages. dated January 20, 1929, from Court House Tw’gaie.
Mudford Family Thankful For Support At Loss
Mr and Mrs Frank Mudford and family express thanks to kind friends for support after the loss of their mother and wife. They also acknowledge wreaths sent to adorn the casket and extend appreciation for the sympathy shown.
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Frank Mudford
Twillingate-Wesleyville Presbytery Meets At Wesleyville
The Twillingate-Wesleyville Presbytery convened at Wesleyville on June 4 with Chairman Rey J. W. Winsor and Secretary Rev. S J Hillier. It announced the death of Mr. R. G. Winsor MHA and sent sympathy to Mrs. R. G. Winsor and family after his funeral, noting his public service and the loss to his family and church.
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Twillingate
Wesleyville
Rey J. W. Winsor
S J Hillier
R. G. Winsor
Twillingate-Wesleyville Presbytery
R. G Winsor
Bis Church
Wesleyville presbytery meetings honor education and fellowship
In Wesleyville the presbytery sessions and related events drew strong attendance. Professor Norman M. Guy of Mt. Allison spoke on education and church roles, with a packed hall and a banquet marking the close. Host clergy and lay leaders showcased Newfoundland hospitality and community spirit.
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Norman M. Guy
Mt. Allison University
Guy
George St
St. John’s
United Church
United States
Harvard University
Newfoundland
Wesley Hall
Wesleyville
J. W. Winsor
Maine
Norman Guy
S. J. Hillier
Woolfrey
Douglas
J. Hillier
Wesleyville United Church
W. Perry
Weseyville
Presbytery
Ladies Aid
Girl's Guild
Hantmet
Winsor
Isaac Davis
Tris
Tillingate - Wesleyville Presbytery
Wesleyvilley
Bell Island Death and Dominion news items mix
By Telegraph June 14 reports Fitzpatrick aged 23 of Bell Island died after being run over by an electric shovel at No 3 mine. Government Engineer Hall leads the accident inquiry while power plant work expands at Deer Lake in a long project with papers from W I Bishop Co. Montreal. Eight ee overlook include London etc.
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James Leo Fitzpatrick
Lance Cove Road
Bell Island
Hall
International Power and Paper Co
Deer Lake
W. I. Bishop Co
Montreal
Corner Brook
Stephen Myers
Jas. Roberts
F. Jardine
Myers
St. John’s
Roberts
John Priddie
Glace Bay
Patrick McGrath
Legislative Council
Newfoundland
Fenwick
Missions United Church
England
The
United Church
H.C. French
H.C. Coppin
Holy Land
MacPherson
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Holywood
Halifax
Yorkshire
Power House
Hertzog
Wadhams
Richard Squires
Express
Maine
France
Yellow Bird
MacDonald Bus
Leon Trotsky
New Zealand
Imperial Airway
English Channel
Folkestone
General Booth
St. Jacques
Western Bay
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Besco
S.S. Ungava
Seal
Webber’s Cove
Burgess
Barnes and
Mosdell
Dr. Bream
Board of Health
Queen Mary
Young Men’s Christian Association
Russell St
Bishop Field College
Gramont
Brussels
Silchar
West Equatorial Africa
Lyell
Australia
Toronto
Hooper
Notter
Canada
Edward Kean
Salmonier
Florizel
Peter MacDonald
Point Lance
Zane Grey
Port-aux Basques
Nild
Ondina
James Way
Newtolyn
Halifax Chronicle
Holt- Gundy
Cominion Steel Corporation
Wolvie
Holt and Goody
Local Names List From Primmer House Records
Readable fragments list individuals and places including H. M. Piercey Little Bay Islds R. Brazil Harbor Grace F Nase worthy St. John s Wm Quirl Fortune Hr Wm Hoff Orange Islands and A J Wornell.
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H. M. Piercey
Little Bay
Perry Davis Painkiller Toothache Remedy Ad
An old advertisement advises relief for toothache by placing Perry Davis Painkiller on cotton in the cavity. It promises quick relief and lists bottles priced at 23 cents and 50 cents.
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Perry Davis
Harold Bromley Grandson of George Gillett Highlighted
Mr Harold Bromley aboard a Pacific air flight is identified as the grandson of the late George Gillett, tying a contemporary traveler to a notable predecessor.
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Harold Bromley
Pacific Air
George Gillett
Impressions of Life and Travel by I C Morris
A Look titled Impressions of Life and Travel by I C Morris of St John s is received with thanks. The piece appears in the latest mati issue and reflects on journeys and daily experiences through a personal lens.
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I. C. Morris
St. John’s
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