Doyle Named From Water Street St John’s
Gerald S. Doyle of Water Street, St. John’s, listed in Lstores notices for the local record.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1921
Page
3
Gerald S. Doyle of Water Street, St. John’s, listed in Lstores notices for the local record.
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Scattered lines describe road conditions and weather, a small postal office changeover, an application process, and coastal or riverine shipping notes. Names like Clyde and McCarty appear in fragmentary references to local postings and transport activities. partial monetary figures and dates hint at routine administrative tasks and travel concerns.
On Friday night and Saturday, strong NE winds caused extensive damage and flooding along the harbor. Vessels, barges, and wharfs were driven off their moorings, with several reported losses and partial structural failures. Eyewitness accounts describe bent telegraph poles and collapsed timber, while ships such as the Cushio and a barge named Hashd suffered severe harm. Local residents reported property losses and notable disruption to trade as crews assessed the wreckage and safety dangers along the waterfront.
A garbled OCR passage describes winds, sails, and ships near coastal sites with scattered, unclear details. It references Gresteners, Osis, and generic maritime labor contexts, mentioning inns, markets, and possible shelters, though specifics remain obscured. The text reads as a rough, non-coherent excerpt from a historical maritime narrative.
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A damaged OCR fragment references a local sale with partial details and scattered proper nouns. Readable bits hint at bidders or participants and a year or place, but the full action and outcome remain unclear. Names appear amid garbled text, signaling a historical notice with missing edges.
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