Morton's Harbor Notes From the Seventh
Morton's harbor column reports arrivals from St John’s for the company’s seven men, including Privates White, Horwood and Sixel, with a royal welcome in Nether. Speeches by Revs Harrie and Txevons, and a supper, mark Wellness day before they depart for St John’s then England. One Private White’s farewell letter laments wartime losses, while Morton’s schooner news mentions a trip to New Say with a crew headed for Lewisport and herring harvest.
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St. Jon's
Herbert White
Hour Horwood
George Sixel
Neth
Harrie
Loli
St. John's
Hngland
Bos
Reid
Sunita
L. Demond
St. Clair
Burlington
Dowlingorein
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Aruin
Lewisport
Sehr
Paulinn
Joba
Hiv
Clyde
Agale
Clete
Hie Meth Church
Hager Taylor
Mra
Borwar
Wanted Teacher Embodied at Durist Academy
A call seeks a thoroughly capable teacher or emule for the Superior Department of Durist Academy. Applicants must submit to the Chairman of the Methodist Board of Faucasiony Twilliogete by May 12, 19.
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Durist Academy
Methodist Board of Faucasiony
Twilliogete
Culvert Pipe Wisdom and Wartime Conscription Debate
A fragmented letter argues for earthen pipe culverts over costly jai laced systems and urges reliable road drainage. It shifts to wartime policy, proposing universal population registration for conscription, using data to free labor for national needs, while stressing urgency as famine risk looms and wartime demands mount.
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Andy Fe
Public Works and Civil Service Debates on Expenditure
Fragmented remarks discuss drain pipes at cost for outport projects, private household costs, and national moments. Critics warn of high public outlays, civil service jobs, and the need for economy while questioning current waste and governance.
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Board of Works
Family Notices Report Close of Tors Mar
Righty nephew of Mr and Mrs Peter Clarke of Murners Arm and Pte Ronald Lin Abeta son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Linfield Looney. The tors mar is now fated as closing, and he latter was in hospital when last heard from.
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Peter Clarke
Murners Arm
Ronald Lin- Abeta
Alfred Linfield
Looney
Tors Mar
Fragmentary financial notice with scattered figures
A garbled ledger style entry shows amounts and names like 69, 8105, 20, 00.00, 1915 figures, and several misread items such as Earle Sons & Co and Cates. The text appears as a damaged financial or grant record with inconsistent spacing and unclear context.
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Earle Sons & Co
Grier
Cates
Iso A
Manuel A Tal
Obituary Notice From Early Local Ledger
Obituary records a death on Mowslay of Elleabeth daughter of late Wr. sid Mrs. Post of consumption at 38 years. Funeral delayed awaiting arrival of Mr. Taune Pond from Toroyto. Also noted are mentions of Mr. Abe Pond of Botwood and Mrs Joh. Bilcher of the area.
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Elleabeth
Sid
Post
Ie Atrivet
Taune Pond
Toroyto
Abe
Botwood
Joh. Bilcher
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