30 May 1914
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
1
Mr Balger at Stephensville Bay St. George seeks fox fur silver items and miscellaneous fixes for Newfound land ranch. Offers cash for the pelts and repair work in the Bay St. George area.
A fragmented roll call lists numerous names including Gillard, Pateoyis, Osmoul, Mercer, Pardy, Burt, Strickland, Stosds, Mason, Simmonds, Gould, Win, Wells, Steele, Ball, McDonald, Mears, Ellsworth, Gillard, Wells, Abbott, Golding, Hodder, Smith, Croucher, Bradfords, Mann, Payne, Blake, Chester, Crown, Verge, Verne, Verga, Englund, Burge, Allonds, Roberts, Tilward, Odell, Bott Seayward, and more, each noted with small payments around 50 cents to 1.80, totaling 22.00 dollars. The fragment appears to be a camp or community ledger item listing names and small dues.
A fragmented notice requests sending a sample of White Swan yeast cake while noting no kitts remain for the old kind. It warns against despair and invites to forward to the sender if more are needed, mentioning White Sivan Spats Corrals Laiisited and Torony Canse in garbled form.
A pretty wedding at 627 Fifty Seventh street Brooklyn Wednesday April nd joined Miss Mabel in marriage to Tra Dl Huot Broskin. Relatives attended as the bridal party in white crepe gowns and roses, with bridesmaids and lower girls in white frocks. The ceremony featured a wedding march, and the couple planned to travel to Washington and Atlantic City before settling at 42 Fifty Street Brooklyn.
My George Hodder awaits a prospector from Stites this week and prepares Tay's mining property for examination. They have arrived in St John's and should likely be here Thursday.
On Empire Day Monday clear skies greeted children from several schools assembled at Alexantia Hall. They marched to the Bridge where a loyalty message was delivered by the Magistrate, who wore Union Jack regalia and spoke on patriotism. Taxed bags held candy prizes while sketches were offered by Revs and several named local figures. The U S Brigade paraded to the Bridge with their band and returned to the Arup.
Fragment from the Prosper meeting coverage notes several items. Mr White was reported in Nipplies on Sunday when the Prosper committee gathered. The story mentions attempts to reach through to St Anthony and refers to Treaty Shore issues and a fishery plan.
A chaotic scene unfolds as several militants disrupt a royal address in London. One woman is restrained and others are restrained or removed by police while the King remains present. Security forces work to regain order as disturbances spread across the venue.
The report lists arrivals and visits to St Johns this week by Mr. O and others, including Miss Tartone and Herr Jeck, with mentions of preparatory sermons and prolonged gatherings. It describes a ceremony or service and notes plans related to erection work and parish activities.
A farmer milking a cow is interrupted by a Republican sheriff candidate named Mr. Smith who offers a distracting tactic to gain favor. The scene unfolds with informal chatter and a rustic backdrop hinting at local politics and rural life.
Spadae and Schooper M C H marked a joint anniversary run in near perfect condition this week. Terms are reasonable and the event drew interest from local bidders and collectors.
Telegraph reports a second jury acquitted the accused yesterday evening in the Tait case. Amid signals of potential home rule trouble, seven officers and eight civilians faced charges linked to misconduct with army canteen contracts. verdicts from London anticipate sentencing Monday. Governor Davidson in Washington consulting with the Scottish Ambassador, while Queen Victoria’s birthday is noted across colonies. Severe storms disrupted Reid Stations at Placentia Junction and Benton, with lightships Halifax and John’s Fleet affected. last week Nova Scotia coastal salvage involved the whole crew of sixteen.
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