Odd Arrival Notes From Grand Tulls And Nearby Ports
A garbled report mentions Mrs. Loveridge arriving from Grand Tulls by Clyde and references to Mies Mabel Newnan, Halph Smith, and bank staff. Mentions of a regiment enlistment, local families Raeard Moore and others, and travel by boat to Brand Palle and Lampbeliton. A week observing men at work collecting wood near the Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halph Smith
John Smith
Wenterra
Raeard
Moore and Family
Clyde
Maritime Movements Report From St Johns Bay
The schooner Capt. Fryne rebuilt this winter by Mr Thea Roberts and the crew Sprinedele Jenking arrived at St Jan y morning. Georgina Scott daughter of Magistray Leo J P arrived from St Johns Tuesday via Civile Mies. Jessie Pike travels from Brivis Columbia likely this week. Clyde visited Friday and is expected to remain briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Cauphelti
Fryne Hawnow
Thea
Roberts
Sehr, Sprinedele
Capt
Jenking
St. Jan'y
Mowley
Georgina Scott
Magistray
Leo J. P
St. John's Tueadyy
Mies
Jessie Pike
Brivis Columbia
Che Clyde
Transatlantic trade update from Newfoundland coast
The Schr. Magaie Sullivan, handling winter transatlantic trade, sails along the coast from St John to Fogo. Geerial concept officer James receives a round from Dack Wr. Tuesday to take Barnery supplies from Win Athbourne St Johns by Wednesday morning. Dover vessel Creedepond arrived Saturday night but reached Wesleyville only Wednesday morning due to high weather. Pearce notes his company expects to sail overseas soon with American orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl
Dover
Creedepond Baturday
Wight
Wesleyville
Hickweather
Lick Pearce
Shall We Ext 006 or Eee and Mutton
Fragmentary 19th century letter discusses livestock, dogs, wolves, and breeding concerns. It questions keeping sheep and cattle, cites Newfoundlands and wolves, and warns of dog damage to meat animals. Warns readers to wake up to possible public fear and costs of guarding livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Minty
Cogluiaux
Notice for Empire Day Kindergarten Donations
A terse call from A. Howlett, secretary, requests donations for a Kindergarten event on Empire Day. Please bring money or items to the officers or to the Court House by Wednesday afternoon for relief tables and refreshments. Donations may be delivered to the Worm district or to the listed officers before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howlett
Public Notice on Pit Props Export Restrictions 1917
Sydney Blandford, minister of agriculture in Newfoundland, issues a public notice restricting export of Pit Props and heel staves to local manufacturers due to shipping delays. The order allows only existing props cut before the date and subjects exports to Timber Acts revisions under authority of the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fu Connell
America
Sydney D. Blandford
Nha Am
St. Joburs Newfoundand
Jay Ty
Wreck near Spill 1 leads to cargo loss and ship breakup
An early 19th century coastal report describes the schooner Van Trowp wrecking near Spillers Eye after foul wind and tide, scattering 200 barrels of herring and shop goods from Herle Sons. The vessel broke apart on rocks, most cargo rendered unsalvageable, and insurers noted total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Trowp
Spillers Groot
Fogo
Werrine Neck
Herle Sons Y
Berlax Neck
Spillers Eye
Thana
Finilly
N. di Mutual
Blanford Government Note From Agriculture Desk
A fragmented OCR item from the government agriculture and mines department lists Blandford and Newtown Way Tul with filing notes. The readable fragment mentions official house building and a government analyst office line. No clear date or outcome is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalynis
Coir
Buiding
SvoNay
Blandford
Sgriculture and Mines Dept. of Agriculture
Mines
Newtown
Mystery Census Oddity In Lost Cow Tale
A fragmentary OCR note describes a lost cow reportedly killed by a dog and hints at identifying the owner and suspect actions. The text shows garbled names and unclear actions, with references to traps and efforts to locate the cow’s owner. Further details are unreadable or uncertain.
Public Auction Notice for Jon Gillett Estate at Farmers Arm
Statutory notice announces a public auction of the estate of Jon Gillett fisherman deceased including dwelling house waterside property and land at Farmers Arm. Terms require prompt payment with claims to be filed before the specified May date. administrator will distribute remaining estate after creditors are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Gillett
Groerly
Farmers Arm
Abram Young
Unclear fragmentary report on local figures and events
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals named George Cooper and Maple with possible associations to contracts, deaths, and medals. Several garbled terms obscure precise roles, dates, and places, yielding an incomplete picture of a local incident or ceremony without clear outcomes.
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Panama
John W. Hodge, ‘Twillingate
John Warren Goshen
Epery
Osmond ‘Morton
Steer Bros
John's
P.O
Hepdorn, Jee
Fupatrats
Shubert
Willing
Deiner W
Temple
Jon Toe
Mabel Newnan
Cly
Coaster Pandy
Bank of NS
Haw
Regiment
Goiey
Atr
Samuel
Lampbeliton
Clyibey
Sobte
Ade
Young
Dale Megts
Silay
Dud Wau
Bay
Schr
Sullivan
Trafic Uybin
St. John's
Geerial
Jan Jjmes
Dack Wr
Twke Babery
Sipplies Fron
Athbourne
S. Prosperaieft
Frank Bayne
Feleud Bere Hla
Aorda
Spil 1
Lers
Joh Minty
Bem
George Cooper
Sdbth
Sidi
Jworsig
Gouatty
Maple
Xpres
Plhnde
Bau Wits
Newfoundland Express Company
Sewvoundland Company
Ute Teland
Funes
Handsshipmenta of
Ego
Newfoundland
Alao
Hraten
Canada
Hallway Station
Reid Nild Co
Guarante
Ferro, Fulton and Scripps 4
A. H. Murray
St. John’s
Sehoines
Mothes
Srandard Mere Co, Ltd
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