Twillingste Sun postal rates and advertising terms
Twillingste Sun lists subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada England U S A and other countries with advance payment required. Advertising rates show long term display contract prices and short term 25 cents per inch with fortnightly rate changes. Notes of Thacke incur a 25 cent fee and the paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingste
North Side
S. Roberts, Propr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Thacke
Newfoundland Sealers Set Sail For Prosperity Amid Difficult Times
The coastal community hopes 1400 Newfoundland sealsmen sail to the ice to bolster poverty stricken towns. Owners and crews face peril as pelts yield little in recent springs. British Commissioners addressed sealers at Casino Theatre with slow but hopeful plans for Newfoundland recovery. Sir John Hope Simpson volunteered as pianist during the National Anthem.
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Casino
Newfoundland
Sir John Hope
Simpson
Labour to Lift Government Departments under Deputy Ministers
The Commission of Government names W. J. Carew as Secretary to the Commission and Arthur Mews as Secretary for Home Affairs. Carew will handle communications to the Commission and press briefings after each meeting to keep the public informed of the Commission’s progress. Information sourced from city papers.
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W. J. Carew
Commission
Commission of Government
Arthur Mews
Home Affairs
City Papers
Forest Labor Pay Shifts Ahead of Wood Cutting Plans
The report notes pay has risen from 130 to 160 dollars per cord for pulpwood and now stands at 2.00 dollars per cord for I P and P Company workers. A fisheries plan is being developed with details to come. The Commission is focusing on groundwork for an industrial effort.
Milestones of Birthdays and Gatherings in Twillingate
A local column notes Mrs. Catherine Baird celebrated an 87th birthday with many friends and music closing the day. Surprises followed as Mrs. Silas Facey hosted a young guest gathering. Miss Sterling is reported much improved and spending time with friends after a hard winter.
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Catherine Baird
Bard
Silas Fac
Miss Sterling
Mrs. Baird
Mrs. Facey
Twillingate
Note of Thanks and Local Court Disruptions
A note of thanks appears for condolences and wreaths after a bereavement. Constable Manderson is investigating several matters causing public concern. A case on rations at Summerfort before Magistrate Roberts saw ten men fail to appear and an uproar ensue as Scott was remanded and the group escaped with help from others.
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Manderson
Ose
French Bros
Seamerford
Summerfort
Roberts
French
Scott
Imaslee
Friday’s Bay
Debates in St Johns on public opinion and fish quotas
Local readers weigh the role of Commissioners and a new weekly to gauge public opinion on economic policy. The piece questions past economic history, fishing industry profits, and whether more fish per man can be achieved without added costs.
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St. John's
Observer's Weekly
St John's
Bonsvista
New York
Mr. Monroe
Obssivere ‘Weekly
Syear
Newfoundland working class speech and call for work
Samuel F. Elliott discusses Newfoundland employment, condemns deceit, and argues for real work opportunities over summer or winter loafing. He asserts faith in three Englishmen and questions government actions affecting families and livelihoods.
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Newfoundland
England
Samuel F, Elliott
Perket Chancellor Quells Austrian Nazi Tension
The Perket chancellor of Austria appears to have suppressed Nazi elements within the country as internal ruptures ease for now, though future unrest remains possible.
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Austria
Eight Ships Awarded Sealing Voyage Contract
Megers Bowring Bros. Jtd send five ships and Job's Steam Ship Ltd three ships for sealing duties. Captains listed include Musdra Leo Cipltain iudgené Blackwood Beathig A Kean Sr erra Nova Stanley Barbour Uage Sidsey Ranger R Badcock Massrs Jons Stramsares Lrp Uagava Peter Carter Neptune Thomas Hill Thetis Jobo Dominy.
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Musdra
Bowring Bros. Leo
Ship
Cipltain
Iudgené
Ah, Blackwood
Beathig
A. Kean
Erra’ Nova
Stanley Barbour
Uage
Sidsey
Seals Sighted on Ice Strip Off Bay
A small herd of seals an estimated one to two years old were seen on a stretch of ice about three miles long ten miles from the shore. The area has drifted east to west in recent weeks, suggesting the herd may move toward the bay as a north east drift is expected to reunite the group.
Miss Nellie House Weds Mr Rupert Batten in City Ceremony
Miss Nellie House arrived from Toronto to wed Rupert Batten of Ray Roberts on Thursday. She is the daughter of the town postmaster and Mrs House. Batten is a brother to the local bank manager.
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Nellie
Toronto
Rupert Batten
Ray Roberts
Miss House
House
Thia Town
Mr Batten
In Memoriam Arthur 1933 Dear Son Remembered
A heartfelt memorial note honors Arthur who died in 1933. The bereaved speak of heaven beyond death and longing for reunion with loved ones, noting his place in their home and faith.
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Arthur
Mareb Sth
Jesus
Miles
Wedding of Edith Bulkley and Edward Hensch in Houston
Miss Edith Bulkley wed Edward K. Hensch in a Feb 17 ceremony at the Church of the Redeemer. Attendants included Miss Joan Bulkley and a large bridal party. Afterward a reception at the bride’s home featured lily decor and a confection tied with white satin ribbons. The couple plans to live at 2920 Fanpin Street, Houston, Texas.
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Church of the Redeemer
Edith Bulkley
Wm. P. Bulkley
Edward K. Hensch
A . Hensch
Philip Werlein
Mra Gosta Birath
Robert Latham
Mildred Milligan
Joan Bulkley
Russell Hensch
Allen Chamberlain
James Kelsey
Veron Scott Duncan Haggart
James
Ray Deeley
Dick Reardan
Bulkley
Hensch
Elena Berath
Mildred Datiner
Loraine Tellepsed
Sarah Belle Matteson
Ruth
Thelma Buchanane
Alma Enogwer
Billy’ Lathy
Henrietta Daigle
Pbride
Alise ‘Hix
Fanpin Street
Houston
Texas
Houston Paper
Government Commission Proposes Health and Welfare Department
At the fifth meeting of the Commission of Government a Statistical Department under Health and Welfare was approved to manage health and welfare information and address conditions. A question sila to magistrates, clerks, JPs, doctors, and relieving officers was issued. The Commissioner for Natural Resources plans rehabilitation of fisheries and work conditions in lumber woods.
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St. John's
Mar
Commission of Government
Department of Health and Welfare
Natural Resources
Jas, Brown
Little Bayass
Legistative Council
Australian Air Route. Ltd
Trentham
Young Harp
Port Union
Chas. Hooper
Was
P.B
Casino Theatre
Lumberman’s Guardian
Frank Dove
Cape Aguibas
Research Bureau
Bay Bulls
United States
England
Britela
John’ Hope Simpson
Beye J. C. Paddester
T. , Lodge
Ryted St
Port-aux- Fleet
Geaviattogie
Clenees
Wynekoop guilty of murder sentence handed down
Dr Mrs Alice Wynekoop convicted of murdering her daughter in law on the operating table and sentenced to twenty five years imprisonment. Eight and twenty seven stowaways found on board the varieta ships before the sealing fleet sailed yesterday. Parliament seeks sanction to build an Airport covering King's Cross and St Pancras stations at an estimated cost pre million pounds, employing over ten thousand people for years.
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Alice Wynekoop
Varieta
Pouch Cove
King's Chase
St. Pancras
Confession Life Founder Takes Sisters to Island Trip
Confederation Life's Mr. Frank Barnes escorted Sisters Adey and Steckley to Cottle's Island on Saturday and arrived back on Thursday.
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Frank Barnes
Adey and
Steckley
Cottle's Island
Mrs Gordon A Smith Praises Dodds Kidney Pills
Mrs. Gordon A. Smith of Lockhartville writes enthusiastically about Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports taking several boxes and noting strong improvements in kidney trouble and urges friends to try the remedy. The ad highlights kidney health as essential to filtering impurities from the blood and claims quick strengthening effects.
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Gordon A. Smith
Dodd
Lockhartville, N. 5
Mar. Ltd
Ives
Toronto Celebrates Centenary of City Charter
Toronto marks 100 years since York became Toronto with a March 6 1834 charter signing. A watchnight service at the Coliseum before 11 000 attendees included the Governor Mayor and dignitaries. The event aired coast to coast via CBC and U S networks with Rev H A Cody delivering a key address. Big Ben tolls sounded at midnight as ceremonies concluded.
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Toronto
York
Duke of York
George
Coliseum
Canadian Radio Commission
Columbia
Wnited
H. A. Cody
Big Ben
Twili
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Tara
Megers, Bowring Bros. J,td
Job's Steamship Ltd
Mémoriam
Feather
Meeter
Lambert
Thuraday
Afterijoo
Zpweddire Berg
Miss Burkley
Benjamen H. Elliott
Twigate
Nowre Baer
West Cota
Confederation Life
Nova Scotia
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