Twillingate Sun Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices of 1.00 per year for Newfoundland and higher rates for Canada England and other regions. Advertising rates are 25 cents per inch for short ads and contract pricing for long term placements. Notices and notes cost 25 cents each with delivery terms and submission deadlines noted.
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Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Save the Forest Week Calls Newfoundland Towns to Guard Timber
The article recalls how Notre Dame and Green Bays were once logging and shipbuilding centers with sawmills and schooner yards. It cites the decline due to Crown Land limits and wasteful logging, pitprop cutting, and fires, urging preservation through better forest management and a forest-healthy future for locals and their descendants.
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Notre Dame
Green Bays
Newfoundland
Campbellton
Loon Bay
Birchy Bay
Botwood
Northeco Arm
New Bay
Poist Leamington
Springdale
Gander Bay
Crgpt
Manuel
Windsor
Osmond
Green Bay
Back Harbour
Purcell's Harbor
Twillingate
St. John’s
Notre Dame Bay
Lewisporte
Cape Farewell
Fortune Harbour
Foresta
Baya
Andren
FOOLS AND FORESTS CANNOT EXIST TOGETHER IN NEWFOUNDLAND
The text warns against careless campers who leave campfires burning or discard lighted cigar and cigarette stubs on stumps. It stresses the ongoing danger of forest fires and urges protecting forests, noting the patrol’s call to prevent fires and preserve woodlands.
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Newfoundland
Empire Day noted with coronation in sight
Empire Day is highlighted with Viscount Bledisloe promoting the Empire Day Movement on page two. Twillingate once held a turnout day, but with spring and the coronation near May 24, expectations are low. Victoria the great grandmother of King George the Sixth is honored on Empire Day.
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Viscount Bledisloe
Twillingate
George the
Victoria
Fire Patrol of Newfoundland Quote on Campfire Fires
A quotation from Fire Patrol of Newfoundland warns that forest fires started by careless campers could have been prevented by pouring water on the fire where the kettle was boiled. The remark emphasizes prevention and responsibility in outdoor cooking.
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SAVE
Fire Patrol
Newfoundland
Twillingate Lodge Opens With Procession and Divine Service
Twillingate Lodge A F and A M opened at their Temple on Sunday evening then paraded to South Side United Church for Divine Service with Rev. J A Burden B A officiating.
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Twillingate Lodge
A.F
A. M
R. E
South Side United Church
J. A. Burden
Forest Fire Patrol Report Urges Responsible Timber Practices
A call from the Fire Patrol of Newfoundland urges substituting reckless timber slash ing with rational forestry to protect forests and prevent fires. The notice emphasizes conservation, safety, and orderly land management amid growing concerns over woodlands and wildfire risk.
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Fire Patrol OF New
Foundland
Pelts Transported Between Islands By Ashbournea Ltd
M. V. Bessie Marie delivered over 11000 seal pelts from the Horse Islands to Ashbournea Ltd for processing at the South Side works. The edhr left for St Johns on Wednesday. Scr. Wabley and Capt. Diamond carried pelts to the same firm from Change Islands on Tuesday.
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M. V. Bessie Marie
Ielands
Ashbournea Ltd
Edhr
St. John’s
Scr
Wabley
Diamond
Change Ielands
Save the Forest Week Proclamation Calls Islandwide Fire Prevention
A formal proclamation by Governor Sir Omphrey Walwyn establishes Save the Forest Week starting May 24. It urges judges clergy teachers and all citizens to prevent forest fires by observ ing Forest Fires Act practices extinguishing campfires careful disposal of ashes and notifying authorities of any fires. The document emphasizes voluntary actions by settlers foresters and mill owners to reduce fire risk.
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Commission of Government
Mariners' Service at North Side United Church
A Mariners service will be held tomorrow night in the North Side United Church with Rev. J. A. Burden officiating.
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North Side United Church
J. A. Burden
A Land Without Trees Is a Desert Save the Forests
A compact call to action urging preservation of forests and trees to prevent desertification and protect natural resources. It appeals to public stewardship and environmental awareness.
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Fire Patrol OF
Newfoundland
Doctor Roberts Emplussed as PuddeATER Replies to Critics
Doctor William Roberts, head of St. John's Grace Hospital, appears to have been emplussed after Commissioner J C Puddeater's reply to his critics, with no response from the Dot. Figures are stubborn, as are fats, in this winter to spring sequence of articles.
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William Roberts
St. John's Grace Hospital
Evening Telegram
J. C. Puddeater
Dot
Fats
Roving notes from St John’s and world events May 15
Fears for Alice Garland from St Pierre to Sydney as ship vanishes. Reports of the Imperial Conference in London, Labrador service plans, and royal visit events followed by Caballero’s cabinet crisis in Spain and New England storms. Drowning deaths near St Lawrence and naval review at Spithead wrap the summary.
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St. John’s
Scr
Alice Garland
Thomas Garland
Atlantic
Claude K. Howse
Express
Bonavista
Imperial Conference
London
Stanley Baldwin
Dominion Affairs
17Th
Commission
Labrador
Hopedale
Cape Chidley
Philip Snowden
England
Labour Party
Caballero
Azcana
New England
Raveer
Newport
Dominions
Nad
W. Foote
New York
la Manche
Northern Ranger
Green Bay
White Bay
Windsor
St. George’s Chapel
Guild Hall
Portsmouth
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
Isle of Wight
Juan Negrin
Goverpor
Khan
Newfoundland
Cenotaph
Marshall
Crocker
Davies
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Dory
Gerald
Tree as a marvel of nature to guard against fires
A speaker urges teaching children that a tree is a wonderful piece of nature and must be protected against forest fires. The message highlights the tree as a designed part of nature, not mere wood with leaves and roots.
Obituary: Rose Horwood 65 Dies at Durrell
At Durrell on April 30 Rose Horwood aged 65 died after a long illness. Survived by 3 daughters Kate Laura Violet and 5 sons William Herbert John Robert and Fred. Funeral May 3 at Arm Cemetery with Rev J Burden's tribute. Deep sympathy to family and friends.
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Durrell
Rose Horwood
George Cillett
Kate
Ernest Roberta
Toronto
Laura
Fred Loche Moreton
Violet
William
Toronlo
Herbert
John
Robert
Fred
George Bromley
Victoria
B.C
Alex Hodder
Pittsburg
Josish Hawkins
Robert Bulgin
J. Burden
A.M
Save the Forest Initiative Emphasizes Tree Growth
A reflective statement urges action to preserve forests, highlighting humans as stewards in the creative process of nature. It frames tree planting as a partnership with God in the ongoing mystery of growth.
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Save the Forest
Fire Patrol OF
Newfoundland
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N. W. Gillingham
Eer
Tes
Hiz Baee Heeey
Omphrey Thomas Walwyn
Order of the Star of India
Humphrey Walywn
Order of the Bath
S.S
Distinguished Service Order
Government House
A-D
J. A. Winter
Noara East West
Sours
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