Twillingate Sun notices on subscriptions and ads
The Twillingate Sun outlines subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada and international readers, advertising pricing for display and short ads, and notes a 25 cent fee for notes of thanks. It mentions government help to an Association and hints at a planned meeting to discuss soil-related plans.
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Twillingate
Mld
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Assa
Value of the Voyage Sealing Industry 1933
A detailed statement by L. G. Chafe at St. John’s shows the sealing voyage of 1933 was remunerative. The six steamers nets 176,046 seals worth 191,911.62. 1122 men employed. The Imogene reports 55,636 seals, the largest on a trip, while UnGava carries 1254 tons gross. The total men’s share reached 63,553.71 dollars.
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L. G. Chafe
St. John’s
Young Harps
Old Harps
Ungava
Sehr
Joseph Earl
Theo. Keeping
Channel
Young Harp
Geo. Norman
St. John's
G. & F. Blackmore
J. H. Blackmore
Port Union
John Grifin
Why the Change of Plans for Road Repair
The article discusses recent road repairs amid heavy traffic wear and deep ruts. It notes gravel is needed, mentions spring gravel workers offered relief work, and questions government funding versus public-works relief amid money shortages for railing and bridges.
Visit of the Organizer Leaves Seeds Distribution Unclear
The Visit of Mr. M. J. Power, an organizer of the L D A Branches in the Outports, arrived last week but did not hold a meeting. The Public Committee now holds the seed distribution responsibilities, leaving the mission details unresolved.
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M. J. Power
L_D. A
Power Thaok ‘Peo
King Opens Conference In South Kensington Address
The King opened a sixty six nation monetary and economic conference at the Geological Museum South Kensington. He spoke in English and French about unemployment, worldwide interdependence, and the need for goodwill and cooperation to restore prosperity.
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London
British Wireless
Geological Museum
South Kensington
Windsor
Eric Drummond
League
Joseph Avenol
Empire
Messieurs Les Delegues L
Heavy Sentence for Kidnappers in Denver Case
A heavy sentence was given for the kidnappers involved with the abduction of young Charles Boettcher of Denver. The child was released after payment, prompting court action and questions about ransom schemes.
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Charles Boettcher
Denver
In Memoriam Ernest Roberts 21 Dear Friend Hart's Cove
In memory of Ernest Roberts aged 21 who died June 18 1932 at Hart's Cove. The verse laments his suffering and hopes for reunion on the Resurrection Day. The inscription expresses faith and longing, ending with a note of personal insertion.
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Ernest Roberts
Hart's Cove
Local residents make short visits and travel in town
Personal notes list residents and visitors with recent movements. Mr C F Scott visited his mother Mrs Annie Scott on Saturday. Roy Manuel traveled to Toronto via Lewisporte with Mr A Manuel. Edith and Stella Manuel from St John s came by boat for holidays. John Manuel arrived from Toronto. Henry Stuckless left by Clyde for Grand Falls. Constable J Manderson and K J Colbourne came from St John s by Clyde Friday. Wm Binden J Taylor and others toured in the motor boat F G Grant with samples. Rev W E Mercer went to St John s last week. W C Hawker relieved Batten at the Bank. Batten and daughters Ruth and Margaret take a fortnight holiday to Bay Roberts. Alphonzo House was in town on leave from Lina Lina, where he is a clerk at the Branch Bank of Nova Scotia.
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C. F. Scott
Annie Scott
Roy Manuel
Toronto
Lewisporte
A. Manuel
Edith
Stella Manuel
St. John's
John Manuel
Henry Stuckless
Clyde
Grand Falls
Constable J. Manderson
K. J. Colbourne
St. John’s
Wm. Binden
J. Taylor
F. G. Grant
W. E. Mercer
W. C. Hawker
Mr. Batten
Ruth
Margaret
Bay Roberts
Catalina
Branch Bank of Nova Scotia
Apology from Andrew Maidment over letters to B H Butt
Andrew Maidment of Durrell's Arm admits writing two anonymous letters to B. H. Butt in June 1932 and May 1933. He expresses regret for causing unnecessary worry and trouble and promises not to repeat such actions. Twillingate, June 71st, 1934.
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Andrew Maidment
Durrell
B. H. Butt
Saids
Twillingate
Fishery Scholarship Nominated By Prince of Wales College
Archibald Garland son of Hedley Garland of Pengywell Road and the G P O has been nominated to the fishery scholarship vacated by John Loveridge. Garland will study at the Bay Bulls biological station for a month with Mr Osmond including a sea trip on the Cape Agulhas.
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Archibald Garland
Hedley Garland
Pengywell Road
Prince of Wales College
John Loveridge
Garland
Osmond
Bay Bulls
Cape Agulhas
Church Services Schedule Notes
Sandrews parish lists Holy Communion at 8 00 and Matins at 7 00 Evensong at 8 00 along with Peter's services noted in the fragment.
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Sandrew
Shipping News Roundup of Vessels and Sailings
Aux-schr Lone Flyer readied by Ash bournes Ltd for salmon work. Chas. H. Lindbergh refloated at Crow Head and ready to sail after winter repairs. Bessie Marie Ida M. Clarke head south this week. Spirit of Newfoundland to Chicago visited en route via Straits and Lakes. Olive Blanche Ping Pong to fishery from Change Islands. Calvin B. at Hodge Bros landing lumber. Madalyn E Hebb Norma L Conrad Lillian M Richards to Labrador with Parsons captains.
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Ashbournes, Ltd
Chas. H. Lindbergh
Crow
Schr
C. H
Adey
Bessie Marie
Ida M. Clarke
Spirit of
Newfoundland
Barbour
Chicago
Straits
Lakes
Olive Blanche
Change Islands
Calvin B
Hodge Bros. Schrs
Madalyn E. Hebb
Norma L. Conrad
Lillian M. Richards
Tere
Labrador
Parsons
Examination candidates begin essay writing in schools
On Monday the examination candidates start writing papers in the various schools and we hope for success. After the exams the schools will close for the summer holidays.
Schooners Cleared From Customs At Codfishery
The schooners Buller Harry Randel Elva Nelly Frank Boyde Edna Lousie Wm. G. Bulgin Robert Gordon Titus Lock have cleared from Customs here or codfishery.
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Buller
Harry Randel
Elva Nelly
Frank Boyde
Edna Lousie
Wm. G. Bulgin
Robert Gordon
Titus Lock
Notre Dame Memorial Hospital Donation Acknowledged
Willis Tulk of Carmanville donates 50 dollars to Notre Dame Memorial Hospital. Acknowledgment with thanks signed by K. M. Batten, Treasurer. June 20, 1933.
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Willis Tulk
Carmanville
K.M. Batten
Salmon Run Leads to Mixed Alaska Fisheries Report
The season shows a weaker outlook for salmon compared with prior years while capelin are running. Codfish activity appeared last week with the frigger spotted at several points. Traps yielded modest results. Fresh salmon shipments moved this week via Lewis Port, Hodge Bros, and Anstey Bros, the latter dispatching 700 pounds on Tuesday.
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Lewisporte
Hodge Bros
Anstey Brothers
Meeting of Pacifists Breaks Up in Uproar
A Sydney University Union debate on the Oxford Motion that pacifists would not fight for king and country ended in uproar with no vote. The Speaker adjourned and resigned the chair saying proceeding would be dangerous, prompting indignant shouts as the meeting broke up.
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Sydney
Sydney University Union
Burglar caught in act at Parker and Monroe premises
Telegraph report from St John s notes Maxwell Sharpe arrested last night for attempting to force entry into Parker and Monroe Ltd. office after a ladder was heard, police apprehended him. The item also recalls war debt payments and other local notes including shipwrecks and church funding updates.
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St. John’s
Maxwell Sharpe
West End
Parker and Monroe, Ltd
Britain
U.S. A
Maxwell Ray
Spaniard’s Bay
Labrador
Bay de Verde
Church of England Save the College Fund
World Economic Conference
Nad
St. John's
Seven Islands
Bendurant
Canadian Airways
S. Kyle
Grady
Clarke
Conference of the United Church
General Council
Grand Falls
Exploits
Trinity Bay
United Church Conference
U.C
Princeton University
S. W
Notre Dame Bay
Badger
Miller
Town
Corner Brook
Rachel
Self Denial Thanks
Ensign W. Pike, C.O., expresses gratitude for responses to the Self Denial Appeal. He notes the Army’s effort yielded a better result than last year despite a low mood, praising God and thanking mercantile friends, soldiers, adherents, and energetic youth for support.
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Ensign W. Pike
C.O
Investigation Demand Over Anonymous Letters in Twillingate
I G Vey writes to Twillingate Sun asserting innocence regarding anonymous letters, denying a published apology, insisting on a thorough investigation with all evidence produced, and urging action to reveal truth about who wrote the letters affecting the United Church community.
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Mr. Butt
Jone
Mercer
Butt
Twillingate
Twilling
United Church
I. G. Vey
In Loving Memory Mrs Isaac Keefe 1933 Death Notice
Death notices Mrs Isaac Keefe died May 31 1933 after short illness at 29 years old she leaves a husband three children two brothers and two sisters buried at UC Cemetery Burnt Cove conducted by Capt Coles with a Bible quote from I Corinthians.
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Isaac Keefe
Burnt Cove
Coles
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