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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
3
Hon. member surveys a shift from traditional markets for cod to Icelandic and Scandinavian sources, urging a robust and enforced policy to regain Europe’s demand. He praises restoring government departments, warns against fish-export fraud, and supports agricultural aid, tariff reform, and cautious fiscal action.
Leader of the Opposition Mr Bradley congratulates His Honor the Speaker and Governor on the throne address. He praises Mr Winter for anticipated fair duties and thanks the Prime Minister for sending an advance copy of the Speech from the Throne. He critiques campaign finances and foreign sales prospects.
A fragmented sketch shows a government member asserting the cabinet could always obtain logs when needed and denouncing slander from newspaper correspondents. The text hints at Port de Grave electoral tensions and a campaign narrative, with the speaker criticizing press as hostile.
Advertises a promotion offering a free scarf to anyone who sells 30 packs of fresh English Vegetable Seeds at 10 cents each. Seeds are shipped free until sold. buyers mail in payment and select a scarf. Clip and send the coupon from the ad.
A sales notice offers 25 packs of fresh English Vegetable Seeds at 10 cents per package with free shipping until sold. After purchase, buyers mail the money and receive a necklace as a free gift with the order.
The speaker cites a 1931 expenditure of 7.385 million versus an expected 5.0 million this year, claiming a saving of 2.385 million. He lauds the Port de Grave election as vindication of government cuts to education, soldiers, and pensions, and argues privations are necessary to save Newfoundland. He forecasts improved conditions within two years, with fish production rising to two million quintals and quality upgrades to win foreign markets, noting past declines in shipments to Oporto and promising growth to 1.5 million and then 2 million quintals in coming decades. He promotes local merchants pushing national information booklets, and ends with a plug for Colin Campbell Limited of St. John’s.
An experienced maid or elderly woman is sought to handle general housekeeping for a family of four. For particulars write P.O. Box 106A, Curling.
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