Twillingate News and Rates June 30 1924
The issue from Twillingate Newfoundland includes publication details and subscription costs with rates for Canada England and other countries. It discusses civil service appointment politics and governance debates, addressing dictatorship fears, party policy, and measures to curb unlawful killings and fraud in meat exchange along with inland herds, and policy aims for national welfare.
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Twillingate
Nad
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S.A
Iolatile
Caater Seaboard
Unfruitful Criticism on Regulation for Moose and Deer Licenses
The editorial argues the government rule restricting licensees for bull moose and stag caribou is unwise and fails to aid needy settlers. It questions fees, access for home meat, and favors safeguards to prevent herd extermination while seeking constructive newspaper commentary to influence policy without harming the needy.
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Gaetan
Man Overboard From Brown's Arm Schooner
David Downton of Brown's Arm was lost from the Daisy G S S Stanley Philpott on the way to the fishery. He walked the deck and apparently stumbled overboard as the wheelman observed him pass under the schooner’s quarter. A search found nothing. The ship is owned by F N Osmond.
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David Downton
Brown
Scr
Daisy G.S. Stanley Philpott Siaster
Fishbery
S.S. Kyle
F. N. Osmond
Ashbourne chosen to represent United Conference at General Council
Sunday observances mark war memory in United Churches. Of six presbyteries, one nominee per presbytery for General Conference was selected. Mr. T. G. W. Ashbourne B.A. will represent the Conference at the General Council meeting in Toronto this season. Sok offers congratulations.
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United Churches
United Church Presbyteries
General Conference
T. G. W. Ashbourne
General Council
Toronto
Sok
Stork Delivers Baby Boy to Boyd Family in Summerford
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boyd of Summerford on Monday the 4th at Purcell's Hr. and left a bouncing baby boy.
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Stork
Gordon Boyd
Summerford
Purcell's
Government Geologist Dr Sneigrove Visits Town
Dr A K Sneigrove, government geologist, arrived in town on Thursday for a routine visit and planned meetings with local officials to discuss mineral resources and geological surveys.
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A. K. Sneigrove
Motor Yacht Bonnie Nell Visits Carmanville Patients
The motor yacht Bonnie Nell arrived with patients from Carmanville and vicinity last week and brought them to the hospital. Owner Elias Chaulk returned by the yacht on Saturday, with Nurse Gertrude Troake aboard attending to patients.
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Bonnie Nell
Carmanville
Elias Chaulk
Gertrude Troake
Pearce Bourden Dies After Hemorrhage at 49
Death occurred Thursday morning from hemorrhage. Pearce Bourden, aged 49, was a son of Mrs and the late Samuel Bourden of Manuel's Cove. Funeral services were held today at the United Succch Church by Rev. Laite.
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Pearce Bourden
Samuel Bourden
Manuel
Notice on Medical Center subscriptions for 1934
Reminder to Medical Center subscribers that the first six months of 1934 expire July 1. A further payment of 2.50 per family or 1.50 for a single person is due to cover until December 31, 1934. A two week grace period is allowed to pay or arrange continuation. Those joining after July 15, 1934 will be charged a special fee for all work. June 16, 1934.
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SHE Medical Center
Local Residents Return and Holiday Arrivals
Personal notices list Miss Reta Harnett returning home by the Clyde on Friday evening for holidays. Miss Sadie Hickman leaves Central primary school for Grand Bank. Whiteway LeGrow Burt and Humphries also go on holidays. Mr William J. Moors and family return from Grand Falls, occupying the estate purchased from Jane Cook. Rev. Uriah Laite returns from St John’s Conference, joining Prospero at Exploits. Rev. F W Hollands, Mrs Hollands and Mr Arthur Manuel travel by Clyde Trident from St John’s via Lewisporte.
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Reta Harnett
Sixploits
Ps. Clyde
Sadie Hickman
Central Primary School
Grand Bank
Messrs. Whiteway
LeGrow
Burt and
Humphries
William J. Moors
Clyde
Grand Falls
Moors
Jane Cook
Uriah Laite
Conference
St. John's
Prospero
Exploits
Lewisporte
F. W. Hollands
Hollands
Arthur Manuel
St. John’s
Lewis Pore
Proclamation of Holidays for the Ensuing Quarter
By proclamation public and bank holidays for the forthcoming quarter are listed. The holidays include Monday July 2, Thursday July 12, the day of the Annual Regatta in St Johns, Wednesday August 22, Wednesday September 5, and Wednesday September 19.
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St John's
Fishery Schooners Cleared From Customs To Date
The allowing schooners have cleared from the Customs here for the codfishery to date. C. Lindbergh, James Adey, M. P. Cashie, Bennett Rogers, George Hallett, Grace Lor raine, Andrew Bourden, Carrie Annie, Robert Granville-Ash bournes, Minnie, Levi Aus tey, Ruby Helen, Norman Small, Joseph Knight, Minnie A., Fred Burt, Minnie Elizabeth, Fred Brett, F. N. Osmond.
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C. Lindbergh
James Adey
M. P. Cashie
Bennett Rogers
Beae Arace
George Hallett
Grace Lorraine
Andrew Bourden
Carrie Annie
Robert Granville
Ashbournes, Ltd
Minnie
Levi.Austey
Ruby Helen
Norman Small
Joseph Knight
Minnie A
Fred Burt
French Bros
Minnie Elizabeth
Fred Brett
F. N. Osmond
Loving Memory of Our Darling Nelson
The Burton family of LaScie mourns the loss of Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Job Burton drowned July 6 1932 at LaScie. Though we smile at times, tears remain in our hearts for the child never to return. Forever sadly missed by father mother and sisters and brother.
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Nelson
Job Burton
LaScie
Torrow
Ibr
St Peter's High School Ara Academy and Central School
Fragmentary note mentions St Peter's High School Ara Academy and Central School. No clear event date or outcome. readable entities highlight three institutions in a local education context.
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The
St. Peter’s High School
Ara’ Academy and
Central
Schiool
Officers Farewell From Twillingate Ensign and Mrs Pine
Ensign and Mrs W H Pine bid farewell to Twillingate readers before departing in a few days after two years of service. They thank friends for kindness and support, express gratitude to the Lord Jesus Christ, and wish blessings for all as they sail beyond the sea.
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Jesus Christ
Ensign
W. H. Pine
Ensign Pike Transferred to Triton Charge
Ensign Pike has been reassigned to Triton North Dakota Bay, leaving with his family after Sunday. The note wishes success in the new duty station.
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Pike
Triton
N. D. Bay
Shipping News Update From Harbor and Sea Trade
Shipping items report SS Earl f Oven under Captain Carter arrived Saturday while Aux. Lone Flyer departed for St. John's Monday to deliver salt to Ashbournes Ltd. Aus. Bessie Marie left Tuesday to load lumber at Horwood for St. John's 5.8. Kyle came from Labrador Sunday with Ambrose Ridout's body for Cottle's Island. the deceased died aboard en route from Black Tickles after leaving his schr. J.S. Knight, steered by Kenneth Knight for Joseph Knight, Morton’s Harbour.
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Earl F O
Carter
Lone Flyer
St. John's
Oring
Aus
Bessie Marie
Horwood
St. John’s
Kyle
Labrador
Ambrose Ridout
Cottle's Island
Black Tickles
J.S. Knight
Knneth
Joseph Knight
Moreton’s
Fishery Signs Improve Despite Early Season Struggles
On Tuesday a better sign for a fishery appeared than for the season with fish in hungry condition, raw boned, striking in and traps doing fair. The report notes improving indicators amid lean conditions.
Court hears three cases at Magistrate Court last week
In the Court House, three cases were heard by the Magistrate. One involved a charge of alander between two women. the defendant was ordered to pay costs. Another case about furniture held by a householder was settled out of court. Edward Jenkins Kingers pleaded guilty to false pretence. the magistrate ordered him to pay costs.
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Arto Vas
Kingers
Edward ‘Jenkins
Confed life flows as nets rise with loaded boats
Confederation Life. Caplin have been plentiful there, the past few days, and people, when there is not too much sed, have managed to get their cast nets working and boats loaded.
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Caplin
Notable visits shape logging and surveys in Nad
Noars Ease Warsr Sauta St Johns reports recent Canadian inquiries into logging operations and raw material manufacture. Bennett to London to discuss a till on the Gander Silver water shed. Miss Digby from the London based foundation arrives with a government report plan. Commission acts on debt installment orders. surveying head appointed. motor vehicle licensing dates shift. government advertising policy tightened.
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St. John’s
My. V
Behmnett
Reid Nad Co
Gander Valley Power Co., Ltd
Canada
Bennett
Great Britain
London
Misa Digby
Aorace Plunkett Foundation
England
Iris
Gov't
Commission of Gov't
Commissioner For Justice
Avh
Curran
Snelgrove
Port Aux Basves
Canadian Survey Dept
Nad
al Gov't
Comr. of
Public Utilities
Experimental Station prospects and Labrador fisheries news
Report on agricultural possibilities for the country focusing on establishing an Experimental Station in Nild. Updates include bail for Silver City crew charged with manslaughter, hiring shifts for Wm. Dawe and Sons in Conception Bay, and strong signs from Labrador fishers with 200 qils of cod caught in three days. The 1934 35 Budget balances at 11.3 million with a 2.19 million UK deficit cover and projected tax relief.
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Schr
Ethel Collett
Hoo
W. R. Howley
K. C
Capt
Vardy
Thistle
Fred. Chaytor
Rosen Bull
S.S. Silver City
Silver City
Guy Tanner
Lanen- Wargschr
Harold Donald
Cape Broyle
Grand Banks
Nad
W. Baird
B.S.A
Gov't Experimental Farm
Nappan
N.S
Canada
Cottry
Nild
Edward Vardy
Alexander Thistle
Wm, Butt
Fred Chayter
Amber Woods
Western Arm
White Bay
Wm. Daweard Sons, Ltd
Conception Bay
Labrador Coast
Henley Hr
Baxter Barry
Quirpon
Gov't
Nath Piercey
Commission of Gov't
Commissioner For Public Health
Commissioners For Finance
Dominions
Commissioner For Finance
Capt. Kean
Kyle
St. John's
Dept of Natural Resources
Labrador
George K. Donald
United States
Italy
Howard B. Quarton
Colonial Development Fund
Het
United Kingdom
New Potatoes Farina and Dextrine Factory Planned at Ely
Ely eyes a new factory to convert undersized potatoes into farina and dextrine. The plant will screen produce over one inch, using up about 75 000 tons of this year crops, with plans to grow much more after two years. The venture echoes wartime substitutes for flour, reflecting ongoing need for foodstuffs.
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Ely
England
Harbour View Hotel Opens Season With New House-Keeper
The Harbour View Hotel opens for the season with Mrs. Pyon of Exploits as house-keeper. Severe frost last winter slowed grass and tree blossoms, but a few days of drought altered outlook. with rain and sunshine and westerly winds a good crop yield is anticipated.
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Harbour View Hotel
WAAR Football Team Plans Visit to Botwood
WAAR football team plans a visit to Botwood in what officials describe as a friendly outreach. Details on date and attendees were not provided in the fragment.
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Planni
WAAR
Botwood Son
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Shipping News
Confederation Life
Kyéle
Leasant
Gillett
Tye
Gillett's
Lye
Standard Brands Limited
Fraser Avenue
Liberty Street
Ontario
Gillett’s
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