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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
3
A fragmentary report notes a spring voyage to Newfoundland with a two-escort setup and plans for ships to carry passengers. Mentions guests, families, and community celebrations linked to the voyage, with local names and places referenced in a stream of OCR garble.
Community sale at St Andrews sewing class booth on March 25 features beans sandwiches coffee and cake, with proceeds split between booth and a cash prize. Funds raised go toward local cause. item list includes goods and work by volunteers.
The report lists weekly point fish and herring statistics, price notes for New York and St John's, and assorted commodity figures. It mentions a 50 cent rate, a $18 item, and expected prices around $13 for sugar related goods, with several unclear lines referencing quantities and vendors.
The fragment notes a sealing fleet under Captains Bishop Nepluns Barbour Terre Nova Thetis W C Windsor Ruoyer Wes Kean Diam Jobo Paysnas and Saxons preparing amid weak Oates and steady feeds as Newfoundland access remains possible via KCB crew linger ashore as ships stay permitted to sail.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable details about an aviation incident and expedition. The source mentions an aeroplane and an expedition but contains many garbled phrases, making a precise summary difficult without clearer text.
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented phrases with names and phrases that do not form a clear event or report. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable text.
Four generations assembled to celebrate Wis Inder’s 78th birthday with a surprise visit. Relatives including Mrs. Kouight and Meg B.S. Clarke organized the event aided by Mrs. John Peters and her daughter. Guests arrived around 3:30 p.m. to find the house decorated with banners and a table of treats, ending with a cheerful birthday wish and thanks to the family hosts.
The Arm Lads Boarde Arm iory announces a Thursday March 24 event at 1 pm with tickets priced at 51.00 for admission and 0.00 for real alone. Proceeds support the committee and will be sold during the show at Wim Walon Seey.
Unclear reports describe steamers jammed and slow moving efforts on a morning tide. Observers note Viking and gull activities, with no major breakthroughs despite some light progress.
The item lists a 21 foot motor boat with a 4 horsepower engine for sale, with details and dates for a stake in a barber shop event on Westnealay March 25. It also mentions a Moonic Brethren gathering on St Patrick's Day and a lost flashlight with a reward, plus later references to a society anniversary and a marriage ceremony at So Bar racks MPC.
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