Community Fire Appeal Subscriptions List 1946 47
A letter from Alex Sansome thanks Mr John Gidge of Fairbank for help rebuilding after the March 20 1946 fire. The column appends a lengthy, itemized list of subscribers with various small donations from residents including Mercer Elliott Day Grant and many others across Long Creek area.
Local Names and Prices in Narrow Ledger
A fragment lists individuals Alfred Waterman Simul Newman J Peckford and others with small prices such as 35 cents 20 cents and 10 cents attached to names including Arthur Leyte Mrs Alfred Freake Jas W Mercer Eli Freake James Dwyer Albert Oaks Arthur S Burry in a sparse ledger entry.
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Ford Tome
David Tome Stewart Tome
Fred. Toms
Willis Freake
Dorman Freake
R. A. Newman
E. Pelley
W. G. Rendell
J.T. Robinson
Titus Freake
Gladstone Freake
James Freake
Charge Head
Charles Head
Harry Freake
George Sheppard
Chad Freake
Gordon Freake
Michael Clair
W.G. Rendell
Ambrose Burry
Andrew Burry
W. J Burry
J. R. Robinson
Isaac LeDrew
John LeDrew
Fred Waterman
Edgar Leyte
Arthur Waterman
Thomas Newman
W J. Donative
Aston Freake
James Wells
Nat
Bixby
John W
William Martin
Bert Waterman
Stanley Watermas
Lambirt Wile
Herbert Lewis
Litten
Barry
Ambrosel Barry
Ambrose Freake
A Robineca
Chesley Keats
Arthur
Cathony
Alfred Waterman
Simu l Newman
J. Peckford
Arthur Leyte
Mre
Alfred Freake
Jas W. Mercer
Eli Freake
James Dwyer
Albert Oaks
Arthur S
Burry
Note of Thanks From Lewla Head Family
Dear Sir we express our sincere thanks and humble gratitude to Mr William Dalley and the people of Twillingate for a magnificent contribution of one hundred and six dollars to help replace our house destroyed by fire. Last October Lewla Head Sr Family.
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Twillingate
Gems for Your Scrapbook
A collage of inspirational quotes about effort perseverance and virtue. Notable lines touch on sailing through wind, energy and talent, benevolence, patient work, and mastering simple tasks to achieve difficult goals. Contains multiple authors and themes.
Seaman Seasick Amid Jungle of Jokes Aboard Ship
A colored private aboard a vessel crosses the ocean and endures seasickness while a buddy ribs him with a dialect fight about being a land labber. The exchange centers on the private Dat’s insistence he will save money as a land labber.
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Buddy
Angler Snaps at Passing Woman Over Talking Fish
An angler, just after landing a catch, was approached by a passing woman who remarked on the fish. The angler replied that the fish would not have caused trouble if it had kept quiet.
Big Clearance Sale At Winnipeg Bargains
Manitoba registered mail order sale at 248 Main Street Bw Winnipeg Canada offers men's coats suits and pants discounts from $1.75 to $15 plus ladies coats scarves parkas and footwear. Postage paid on orders with money orders requested. Apr. 12.
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Main Street
Winnipeg
Canada
Beaus Sweet Talk at Family Gathering
A quirky exchange unfolds as Wille, brother to the girl, questions his sister about her fiancé. The big sister explains she’s heard their parents say the suitor is “better than nobody,” prompting playful banter about the fiancé’s qualities.
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Wille
Willie
Britain’s Servicemen Beat The Blizzards
Britain's servicemen battled severe blizzards that isolated hundreds of villages and towns across the north. As drifts buried trains and 150 roads lay impassable, military and rescue crews kept roads open and aided stranded villagers through harsh winter conditions.
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North Britain
Wigent
Operation King Coal and Operation Snow
Military headquarters directs coal transport by motorized troops under Field Marshal Montgomery. Snow clearance uses gas turbine aircraft engines to blow and melt drifts up to 18 feet, tested on rail lines with dual 700 watt jets on a flat truck advancing the track.
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Capitol
Montgomery
Printing press mishap at Confedration Life office
A chaotic scene unfolds in a printing office as the Linotype Operator starts the press to publish after dinner. Noise erupts from the press with roars and crashes, the rotor is shut off, and editors, wives, and subscribers await a clear report of what happened by 3 o clock Saturday morning.
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