05 Mar 1949
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1949
Page
1
Classified ad offers used clothing for men with suits priced from 65 dollars and up to 1000 dollars. Includes skates at 395 and beds around 2.95 to 3.00. Mentions Winnipeg Canada, dates in April, and a mats order number 248.
Harold Manuel, a mail courier from Cottrell's Cove, was shot at by Eric Baove near New Bay while delivering mail along a winter path. Baove killed two guard dogs. Fred Budgell helped shield his dogs. Manuel sued Baove for fifty dollars plus eleven in costs. the court awarded the plaintiff. Manuel testified that his family has long served the route from Botwood to Fortune Harbour.
50 p.c. Profit And More JOIN THE HUNDREDS OF OUR SATISFIED CANADIAN CUSTOMERS Complete lines of Ory Goods Men s Women s and Children s wear Linens and Notions Dress and Work Shirts Pants Overalls and Underwears Write for Free Illustrated Wholesale Catalogues of Spring and Summerlines Money back guarantee with every purchase 15 Belanger Boat Montreal March 19th.
Notice states the 35th annual meeting of shareholders will be held at the company office on Thursday March 10 at 8 pm. Secretary John Loveridge calls for two weeks notice.
Fragmentary text notes March timing and a forthcoming arrival or event. No clear names, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
Written tenders are invited until March 8 for a store home on the Bets. AG Agh bourne at Twistingate Arm. Inspections daily from 5am to 6am. Apply Ashbournes Arm Office. Highest tender to be accepted by William D. Ashbourne.
A fragmented report recalls J R Smallwood and Newfoundland’s path to an interim government. A Daily News correspondent notes discussions of the first lieutenant governor role and provincial leadership amid East Dock Street observations.
Mr. Smallwood avoided confirming whether he led the Liberal Party in Newfoundland, saying it is premature to answer. He insisted he has always been Liberal and noted the party’s stance would align with Liberal policies if Confederation becomes a reality. He spoke in Ottawa at two clubs and attended many social events during a week and a half stay.
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