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Twillingate
Nad
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Resignations Stir Debate On Government Policy
The piece notes resignations from Mesdell Parsons and Fudge prompting talk on party unity and free speech in the Assembly. It argues for open discussion on tariff changes and timely supply approval before June 30 with looming election preparations and canvassing.
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Messrs. Mesdell
Parsons
Fudge
Bank of Nova Scotia Celebrates 100th Anniversary
The Bank of Nova Scotia marked its 100th anniversary at Halifax in its new Head Office Building on January 27. President S. J. Moore and Vice President and General Manager J. A. McLeod spoke on the bank’s healthy condition, reserve fund, and world finances.
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Bank of Nova Scotia
Halifax
S. J. Moore
J. A. McLeod
Sealing Ships Report Damage to Ranger and Neptune
Reports from the Sealing Ships near Twillingate say the Ranger lost a propeller and the Neptune broke its main shaft. It was later thought Neptune’s engineers might repair and continue the seal hunt. Seals were believed to be near Horse Islands to White Bay.
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Twillingate
Ranger
Neptune
Rumor Ties Silas Green to Briggs Relative
Rumor places Silas Green near Mrs. Briggs as a possible relative or close associate, unclear in scope. The fragment hints at a family connection but provides no concrete details or corroborating context.
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Silas Green
Briggs
Prosperity Memo From Liberal On Global Downturn
A March 2 letter discusses a widespread economic malaise with 1929 living standards, workers as cogs, and surplus food waste. It urges sharking fisheries reforms including a seal closed season and better curing to boost demand, ending with hope for global business recovery.
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America
St. John’s
Nad
Liberal
Education and fishing ethics in Newfoundland letter
A reader in Twillingate argues for intelligent educated fishermen and farmers who view fish as food, not wealth. He contends schooling should prepare youth to serve others and notes many Newfoundland parents send kids to school to escape fishing, yet educated youths returning to boats or farms are better prepared for life.
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Twillingate Sun
Lapree
Newfoundland
Busy Housekeepers Draw Crowds at North Side U C Sunday School
A Tuesday night performance by North Side U C Sunday School children at Frazer Hall was a success. The event featured Mrs Eleanor Roberts at the organ and commendable effort from officers and teachers. About $2000 was raised to support the Sunday School work.
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North Side U. C
Frazer Hall
Eleanor Roberts
10 Lodge Parades At Lewisport Holds Divine Service
A Lewisport correspondent reports the 10 Lodge at that place paraded on the 10th and attended Divine Service in the Church where Rev J L Reynolds preached from the 6th verse of the 8th Psalm and 2nd verse of Isaiah. An evening tea and entertainment followed amid reflections on hard times and wealth and poverty. The writer laments social strain and seeks a remedy.
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Lewisport
J. L. Reynolds
Death of Capt Charles Pippy in his 55th year
Death occurred at St Johns on Sunday after a short illness. Capt Charles Pippy, son of the late Phillip Pippy, died in his 55th year. He leaves a wife and an adopted daughter, three brothers John William Here and George in Pittsburg, two sisters Mrs George Burton Hampden and Mrs Arthur Elli.
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St. John’ S
Charles Pippy
Phillip Pippy
John
William
George
Pittsburg
George Burton
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Win Patient Praise in Nova Scotia
Mrs. Jos G Bowns of New Aberdeen Cape Breton declares relief from rheumatism using Dodd's Kidney Pills The letter urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy and notes its availability from druggists or The Dodds Medicine Co Toronto.
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Dodd’s
Jos
G Bowns
4Th St
New Aberdeen
Cape Breton
N.S
Dodd
Dodd's
Dodds Medicine Co. Ltd
Toronto 2
Ont
Palm Sunday and Easter Services at St Peter's
The church lists Palm Sunday services including Matins and Evensong, Holy Communion times, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday observances, and Easter day schedule with Holy Communion and Matins. Also noted are Children’s Service and special Easter rites at various hours.
Nfld Fishermen Call For Better Quality In Hard Times
A Newfoundland essay argues relief dependence and national debt amid hard times. It urges fishermen and merchants to improve product quality, curb shoddy fish, and modernize to restore markets and pride in the island’s industry.
Salt codfish cure and fishery reform discussion
A letter urges reviving old time salt cod cure methods and cleaner fish handling. It references need for refrigerator bait depots to prevent loss of fish and support fishermen. The exchange highlights improving industry practices and cooperation.
Banking news and political notes from St Johns
Telegraph from St Johns reports bankers in Fortune Bay ready to move and Harvey & Co expanding to seven vessels. It notes mild weather causing ice rafted gulls and postal line damage, House of Assembly returns, resignations, and party standings. It also covers German election results, naval distress near Funks, and a statement on Gander development and Hearst interests.
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St. John's
Fortune Bay
Harvey & Co
House of Assembly
Mosdell
Capt. Parsons
Fudge
Hindenburg
Hitler
Mill
Mill. Marine & Fisheries
S.S. Ranger
Funks
Bowring Bros
Nild Railway
Kyle
Imogene
Cape John
Jamaied
Terra Nova
Barracks
Eagle
Boothic
Neptune
Richard Quires
G.W.V A
Clement Harnett
Lord's Cove
N. W
Ranger
S. E
R. S. EH
Cape Fogo
Earl of Devon
St. John’s
Port Union
Catalina
King’s Cove
St. Brendans
Greenspond
Valleyfield
Wesleyville
Alan Butler
Butler
Hearate
Hearst
Hearsts
Reids
Sealing Fleet Reports and Ice Conditions Near Cabot Island
Captains Kean and Badcock provide positions of ships Neptune Ranger and Kvie with ice conditions heavy and distant relief ships Evie and others. Imogene and Eagle report sealing activity and planes surveying icefields as Terra Nova nears Barracks water. Shanghai armistice talks show potential to halt fighting.
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Neptune
Kean
Cabot Island
Badcock
Ranger
Funks
Harly
Evie
Dalton
Kvie
Imogenes
Eagle Hold
Terra Nova
Imogene
Boothic
Postal
Norris’ Arm
Sullivan
Geneva
Shanghai
Engineer James Spencer Visits on Bed Island Service
Mr. James Spencer, an engineer of the S S Mary belonging to Bed Island Service, arrived here a fortnight ago during a holiday period.
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James Spencer
S.S. Mary
Bed Island Service
Lindbergh Baby Kidnappers Raise Ransom to $500000
Latest reports say the Lindbergh infant remains in captors' custody as police pursue leads. Ransom is increased to five hundred thousand dollars amid ongoing investigations and public pressure.
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Lindbergh
Weather and Ice Reports From Newfoundland Waters
La Scie notes ice tight to shore and poor visibility at Couche. Bell Isle reports seals on every hand and no water in the bay. Twillingate says the bay is full of ice. Horse Islands reports old harp and seals near shore. Joe Batt's Arm to Cape St John questions Clyde's passage as ice grips shorelines and vessels hunt seals.
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Joe Batt
Cape St. John
Clyde
Sealing ships sail with 1030 men from two firms
Beothic with 220 men capt W C Winsor and Neptune with 150 men capt Stanley Barbour sail for seal from Job Brothers. Eagle 150 men capt W B Kean from Bowring Brothers. Terra Nova 150 men capt Abram Kean. Ranger 150 men capt Richard Badcock. Imogene 210 men capt A L Blackwood from Job Brothers. total 1030 men.
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Imogene
A. L. Blackwood
Beothic
W. C. Winsor
Neptune
Stanley Barbour
Eagle
W. B. Kean
Terra Nova
Abram Kean
Ranger
Richard Badcock
Job
Bowring Brothers
Sacred Cantata at St. Peter's Church Announcement
Church column notes a Sacred Cantata to be performed at St. Peter's Church during Easter Week on March 29th. Announces reminder for readers to attend.
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St. Peter's Church
Teesdy
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Llingate
Mir
Horse Islands
White Bay
Buffalo
C. D. Poynt
Jos. G. Bowns
N. S
Mar
Church Services
S. Peter’s
Andrew's
Tam
Telegraph
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