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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
A wedding took place at the Methodist Church where Miss Fpondesis A Howard and her groom were united in Mary Matrimony. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend TL Alswoe. Relatives and friends filled the church and many presents were given. The couple received congratulations and blessings for a happy life together.
A fragmented historical notice describes new pavement work, Saturday deliveries, and subscriber issues. It mentions engineers, a transportation project, and a schedule change affecting delivery days and service reliability. Names like Norris, Mr Mane!, Mr Philip, and Abe Hewitt appear amid references to crews, sites, and arrival of materials. Twenty red cobs of karupene and fog alarms arrive, signaling ongoing challenges.
The readable parts mention Eby Lie exonritrr and War Parana Bie with phrases about peace and conflict. Specific events, dates, or clear entities are not established, leaving a partial, non-cohesive record.
Fragmented OCR text depicts a government inquiry into railway management and reforms. It mentions the Railway Commission, parliamentary figures such as Reid and Gwe, and debates on powers, contracts, and improvements. The report hints at government control versus private interests and potential strategies to tackle the railway crisis.
Fragmentary text from a farm related item mentions springtime, locations, and personal names with garbled terms. Readable bits include references to a farm, springtime, and potential proper nouns, but many words are incomprehensible. The record preserves the fragmentary nature while noting identified entities.
Vague report describes a discussion with Mr J G about herring packing and cargo readiness. It mentions eight cargoes in a trim batch and references Mr Enget Cobby and Uiney, noting packings are systemly done yet appear insecure amid unclear terminology and damaged wording.
Archibald Moore of Chauae Ee wislas voibank the many nape Sle people of Two Angle wits were. His seceul ivy simanye then avin been d tote by fee for four days. Mr and Mrs John Sheppard of Wild Cows with who he stay er and Mr Lewis Roberts who 40 Linily gave to arse to pull is opr from Wild Cove to Harbor rie having been appisted by only abilging friends. All the people who arked bit indine wit thers on different areneiand, BAY ling been sorry to aye to refate Abr Aid visions. He spent along Sunday wild Ate Re and Roberts at the Livbitiomestl. My. Roberts and bie alle for their atene kindness and gensioniy, the cease acqurred at Tin pTol fon Martin et the ge 79 Festa of George Bote, brother of Capt. Gilee Fonte a ices Real
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