Twillingate Sun Advertisement and postal rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices for Newfoundland, England, the U S A and other countries with in advance payment. Advertising rates for display and short term ads are given with contract pricing and fortnightly composition changes. Notices of thanks incur a 25 cent fee and late items may not be inserted. editorials reflect no guaranteed stance.
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Twillingate
Nad
Newfoundland
England
U.S. A
Government Increases Hospital Grant By 8900
Dr. C. E. Parsons telegraphed from St. John s to Afr Charles White chairman of the Hospital Association reporting that the Government raised the yearly grant by 8900. The Association had urged the increase after accounts showed the prior grant inadequate and the delegation praised representatives and both House groups for urgent action.
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C. E. Parsons
Afr
Charles White
Hospital Associaton
St. John’s
Tis
Association
Ingate
House of Assembly
Ti. Parsons
E J. Voroell
S. AI
Parsons
Hitchcock resigns position to pursue New York opportunity
In a note received by last mail Wm Hitchcock resigns from Covenreemvith Ayre & Son's Ltd and will sail to New York on Saturday May 19. He led the Gent's Foresting Department after earlier years with Edwin Dutler, now Ashbournes Ltd, and returns to England to begin a new career path with his family set to reunite in New York.
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Ilvehcock
Covenreemvith Ayre & Son's, Ltd
New York
Edwin Dutler
Ashbournes, Ltd
England
Hitchcock
Fussons
Sailor Hurt On Board Melita Accidental Injury
Mr. Thomas Rice sustained a bad bruise when entangled in a line while pivoting the schooner Melita on Saturday evening. He is laid up for several weeks and cannot join the fishery.
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Thomas Rice
Melita
Play The Donation Party staged for hospital benefit
Mrs Hedley Hawkins leads associates in a benefit performance of The Donation Party at Mortons Hall on Tuesday night to raise funds for the hospital.
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Hedley Hawkins
Morton
Motor Auxiliary Netherbay Departures and Church Plans
The Motor Auxiliary Netherbay was hired from Fogo on Friday 4th inst to Mr A Colbourne. The motor also carried Mrs Wm Sibley of Fogo to the Hospital on Monday. Mr H W Rideout came from Joe Bott s Arn and left for Grate s Cove C Bay on Wednesday by Clyde Wit Lewispore to discuss plans for a new United Church after a request to come on.
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Netherbay
Fogo
A. Colbourne
Wm. Sibley
H. W. Rideout
Joe Bott
Arn
Grate’s Cove
C. Bay
Clyde
Lewispore
Emulsion promises health boost from Davis & Lawrence Co.
An advertisement from Davis and Lawrence Co of Montreal touts Emulsion as a health aid that builds up and makes you fat and well. It markets 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles to help bronchial and related ailments.
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Davis & Lawrence. Co
Montreal
Ice Jam Extends From North Bay Into Green Bay Coast
A field of ice extends from N. EB. into Green Bay and along the North Coast. A Battle Hr message on Wednesday reports a solid jam of ice.
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N. EB
Green Bay
Battle Hr
Annual Meeting of the Fire Patrol of Newfoundland at Grand Falls
The Con traiting Committee of the Fire Patrol of Newfoundland held an annual meeting at Grand Falls on April 24. Officers elected include Chairman AEH Harris Deputy Chairman H S Crowe and Secretary LR Cooper II. The patrol plans to extend the West Coast section to St Andrews and split Notre Dame Junction to Glenwood into two sections. Plans include supplying Water Packs, issuing pamphlets and posters on forest fire prevention, and requesting telephone links between danger points on the West Coast. Applications to the Minister of Posts and Telegraphs for telephone connections and newspaper advertising of the forest fire provisions were approved or pursued.
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Fire Patrol of
Newfoundland
Grand Falls
Aeh
Harris
H. 5S
Crowe
LR Cooper II
St. Andrews
Notre Dame Junction
Glenwood
Minister of
Mrs McDonald Finds Relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs M McDonald of New Carlisle PQ reports back pain relief after taking five boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says the medicine cured her tired back and she now recommends the remedy to others suffering from kidney trouble. The advertisement notes back pain as an early kidney symptom and warns that untreated kidney issues can lead to rheumatism lumbago and urinary trouble.
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New Carlisle
MM. McDonald
Dodd
Tse Dodd
Schooner Built at Summerford This Winter
Mr Frank Bovde had a schooner built at Summerford this winter about 27 tons. She was launched one day this week.
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Frank Bovde
Summerford
Twillingate Lodge Members Attend Divine Service
The members of Twillingate Lodge ALF. & 4. M. R.E. are attending Divine Service in the U. S. United Church on Sunday evening.
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Twillingate Lodge
ALF
4. M
R.E
U. S. United Church
Clyde Arrives to Begin Year’s Work in Bay Commanded by Captain Butcher
The S. S. Clyde reached from the south Wednesday at 4 p.m. starting the year’s duties in this bay under Captain John Butcher. After loading passengers mail and some freight she headed toward Lewisport. If ice clears she will travel on the bay’s north side. Crew member Ben Vreeman was brought home ill but is hoped to recover soon.
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S.S. Clyde
John Butcher
Tewisporte
Clyde
Ben. Vreeman
Note of Thanks from the Flynn Family
Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn and family express gratitude to friends for help during their son's illness and for wreaths flowers and sympathy notes sent to honor their bereavement.
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James Flynn
Mrs Pugs Pippy Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Pugs Pippy died yesterday after a long illness. The death occurred at her residence with informal notices stating she was advanced in age. Her passing leaves family and friends in mourning.
Public Meeting of the N. G. I. T. Led by Miss Georgina Roberts
Confederation Life reports the annual public meeting held at the SS United Church last Thursday night under the direction of President Miss Georgina Roberts, described as a decided success.
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S. S. United Church
Georgina Roberts
Thinan Province Fighting and multiple naval incidents reported
Telegraph dispatches detail heavy fighting as Japanese troops withdraw from Thinan Fu where Nationalists seize control of key town. Casualties include 46 Japanese soldiers and numerous civilians. Other items note ship incidents in the English Channel, a Newfoundland harvest report, and political debates in the House of Assembly.
China War Reports and Shipping News Summary
Reports from Shantung Province indicate ongoing heavy fighting between Japanese and Chinese forces with high casualties. Tsinan reportedly bombarded with claims of 500 killed, while Change Tso Lin calls for peace and a halt to hostilities. Viking and Eagle finish discharging. totals include 9 448 and 2 862 seats, with fisheries tallied at 227 022 and Norwegian catch at 55 300 000 for 1928.
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Ranger
Royal Commission On Fisheries
House of Commons
Newfoundland
Japan
China
Shantung
Tsinan
Carol
Neptune
Shantung Province
National Agency
Tso Lin
Woorrow
Viking
Eagle
Obituary of John T. White, 64, Newfoundland resident
John T. White died April 27 after a period of illness from cancer at 64. He moved with his family from Herring Neck years ago and was a diligent worker in fair health until recently. Funeral services were held April 29 at N. S United Church with Rev. Winsor officiating, burial at Bear Berry Head Cemetery. He leaves a wife, four daughters Mrs. Mouland Musgrave Harbour, Mrs. Clarke St. John s, Gladys and May, a son John, three sisters Mrs. Hirley Herring Neck, Mrs John Whton Change Islands, Mrs Mark Janes Campbellton, and other relatives.
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John T. White
Herring Neck
N. S United Church
Winsor
Bear Berry Head
Charles R. Mouland
Musgrave
Sidney Clarke
St. John's
Gladys
Beaton
U S. A
May
John
Hodge Brothers
Amelia Hirley
Whton
Change Islands
Mark Janes
Campbellton
Bright young life mourned at Port Union
Evelyn S. aged 14 the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M W Cook died at Port Union after brief illness from brain abscess. Survived by five brothers, one sister Kathleen, and both parents. Body returned with her father. funeral held at St Peter's with Rev Henry Gilbert at Snellin's Cove Cemetery.
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Port Union
M. W. Cook
Evelyn S
Cleveland
James Purchase
Kathleen
Clyde
St. Peter’s
Susan Cook
Henry Gilbert
Snellin’s Cove
Death Angel Takes Hedley Gordon at Sixteen
On Thursday April 16 Hedley Gordon beloved son of Mr and Mrs James Flynn died at sixteen after illness from a cold and meningitis. He was laid to rest April 28 at Little Harbour Cemetery with a sermon by Rev J W Windsor. He leaves a father mother two brothers and two sisters and many friends.
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Hedley Gordon
James Flynn
Hedley
Little Harbour
J.W. Winsor
Jesus
Charles
Eliza
Toronto
Herbert
Lizzy
Solemn notice of bereavement and sympathy
A place made vacant in the home which never can be filled inserted by one who visited bit to the bereaved families the Sun extends sincere sympathy
Memorial Hospital fund receipts listing contributors
Receipt summary from N D B Memorial Hospital shows a list of donations and amounts including contributions from Rev. John W Winsor, Capt. Saul White, J T Upward, Mrs Hedley Hawkins, Mrs Kenneth Manuel, and others. Totals and donors are recorded by treasurer K M Batten with proceeds from local events and social activities.
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Memorial Hospital
John W. Winsor
Henry Spencer
Paradise
Samuel Anstey
Saul White
J. T. Upward
Harry
Twillingate & Morton
Hedley Hawkins
Ladle Cove
Loon Bay
Kenneth Manuel
John Dove, Sr
Anne Sharpe
Edwin Roberts
Obadiah Roberts
Maxwell G. Roberts
Tsu
Joseph Roberts
Paradise ledger shows multiple payments totaling over a thousand
The fragment lists payments to individuals including Obadiah Bridger Annie Anstey Sami Anstey Thomas May Mrs Wills Bridger William Bridger Robert Brett Mrs Lysnett Burton Herbert May totaling 1159 dollars credited under Mr Samuel Anstey with a 3.00 2.00 1.00 0.50 amounts and reference to Paradise.
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Samuel Anstey
Obadiah Bridger
Annie Anstey
Sami Anstey
Thomas May
Wills Bridger
William Bridger
Robert Brett
Lysnett Burton
Herbert May
Community ledger of local sales and names at Ladle Cove
A dated list from Ladle Cove records multiple buyers and amounts totaling 53.00 with postage and small fees. Names include Spencer, Rideout, Simms, Wellon, West, Pinsent, Tulk, and others, along with per person payments ranging from 10c to 5.00 and a final total of 53.00.
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Henry Spencer
Jo'm Rideout, Jr
Fredk
Luther
Mark Spencer
Robert Simms
Mark Rideout
Henry Simms
George Simms
Martin Rideout
Edwin Rideout
Wm. Rideout, Sr
Cecil Simms
Ladle Cove
ML Uussey
M. Hussey
Jacob Pinsent
Thomas Wellon
Chesley Wellon
Fred Coish
Harold Chaulk
Nash Peckford
B al. Tulk
Samuel Wellon
Uedley Wellon
Ezra West
Richard Chath
A. M. Coish
Jesse Piafyard
E. T. Tulk
Fredulk
Pronassal Tulk
Wilfred Wellon
A Nbrey Wellon
Theophilus Wer
George West
Noah Smith
Y. Texis Square
Chaulk Baxter
Leonard Goolyear
Theodore Pinsent
Gordon Tuk
Wis. Tulk
Frank Wellon
Samuel Welton
Lewis Wellon
William West
Moses West
Joseph West
Rolart West
Eli Head
Samuel Pinsent
Aaton West
Alma Pinsent
Local travelers update from Clyde and St John
Mr Phillip Freeman of tit staff at the Evening Telegram visited his ill mother in St John s while Mr John Auetey and family sailed to New York via the Nerissa. I C Roberts drove them to Lewisporte with others also heading to New York and the U S A this week.
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Phillip Freeman
Clyde
St. John’s
Freeman
John Auetey
St. John's
New York
I C Roberts
Lewisporte
Messrs
Dunley
Stanley Anstey
Frank
James Roberts
Edward Clarke
Herbert Younsz
U.S.A
Schooner Young Harp Sails from Sunngdale Toward Port Union
The Schooner Young Harp left Sunngdale on Thursday at noon with part cargo of hur ling en route to Port Union. It was planned to proceed to Botwood to tow down the Sordella to Ashbournes Ltd.
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Young Harp
Sunngdale
Port Union
Botwood
Ashbournes Ltd
Post and Telegraph Department 1927 annual report receipt
Acknowledgement received for the 1927 Report from the Post and Telegraph Department. The note confirms receipt of the document and expresses thanks for the copy.
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Post & Telegraph Department
Lio International Paper Monthly Show Highlights Corner Brook Plant
A copy of Lio International Paper Monthly showcases illustrations of the Corner Brook plant and emphasizes profitable information about production and operations. The material presents a positive view of the facility and its economic potential.
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Lio International Paper
Corner Brook
At the Primmer House Names Plural Guests
Readable text lists Mrs. Butt Mrs. Batson Cur manville and Mr. Maddock associated with the Primmer House event or listing.
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Primmer House
Butt
Batson
Curmanville
Maddock
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Quebec
Mrs. M. McDonald
Pugs
Pippy
Confederation Life
Ayre & Sons, Limited
Ingersoll
Estey Organs
Estey
Victor Victrolas & Records
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
John's
Nfl
Telegraph News
Thinan
Shanking
Manchuria
Walter Oldford
Greenspond
St .John's
Oldford
Terra Nova
Messers Scammell
Brown
Hertes
Hong Kong
Chiffe
Psiminsee
Bacchus
Toannes Fafrhos
English Channel
Portland
Bishop Field College
Owen Oberst
Kansas
Motces
Oberst
Spitzbergen
Polar
Courtney
America
Southampton
Plymouth
Tokio
Thinan Fu
Shanghai
Tsinan Fa
Tsinan yFa
Thea Raschem
Europe
London Daily Mail
Romania
Treeport
N.S
Davis & LawRencr Co
G. A. Thurber
Davis & Lawrence CO
St. Antoine St. Ontreal
Que
J.W. McGrath
Chang Kai Shek
Tsiwan
N.D.B. Memorial Hospital Inc
K. M. Batten
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