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27 May 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 27, 1933
Page
1
Notice states SUN issues are pending while additional advertisements and materials are provided for publication. The text indicates ongoing processing and a backlog of print items awaiting placement.
The Women of St An drews Sewing Class announce a Sale of Work on Tuesday May 30. Tea with cold meat salad pies and cakes served at 60 oclock. Doors open 5 oclock. Tea 40 cents. Admission 5 cents. Maggie Ashbourne Secretary.
A consignment of horse and carriage gear including a harness waggon two sleighs pony harness gan cabinet sewing machine and parlour and bedroom suites plus a milk house and other furniture. Apply to United Church Parsonage Twillingate.
Notice urges readers to buy lumber at low prices with large stocks. It also seeks to purchase a motor boat in good condition suitable for a seven horsepower engine, listed by T. and J. Frenco and Sons, Main Point, Gander Bay.
One large Rodney fishing boat, 17 feet, in near new condition. Price 18 dollars. For details contact Mrs. Joan Roserts at Light House.
The advertisement seeks a small run-about boat with engine complete and invites responses addressed to E. P. Newman in Botwood.
B. H. Butt of Twillingate issues a public apology for past statements about the Mercer family of Twillingate. He withdraws his remarks and vows to avoid any future conduct that harms the family’s reputation, noting no connection to anonymous letters.
An individual apologizes for statements about Miss A Mercer and acknowledges they may have harmed her character. The note states regret and seeks to rectify any disgrace caused by the remarks.
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