Twillingate Sun Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription prices 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England U S A and elsewhere. Advertising rates offer long term contract pricing with fortnightly composition changes and short term 25 cents per inch, notes of thanks 25 cents each. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions and notes Wednesday noon as the cutoff for late letters.
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Twillingate
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Canada
England
U.S. A
Losses and remedies dominate Twillingate concerns
The piece calls for action to stop losses of cattle poultry and sheep from roaming dogs. It urges stronger enforcement of dog laws, notes risk to children, and suggests community groups discuss solutions. It also covers plans for training agriculturists and loan policies for schooner building and fisheries rehabilitation.
The North Seeks Help From Young Applicants
Following up an announcement the North invites young people to respond to an offer or opportunity. The notice emphasizes community interest and participation in the program.
Sixteenth Armistice Day echoes through years of remembrance
The article marks Armistice Day as an annual observance since November 11 1915 and notes sixteen anniversaries of the armistice. It highlights fundraising by the Twillingate Athletic Association from Monday night entertainment and G W V A Fund collectors aiding war relief with poppy tokens. The piece calls for two minute silence in memory of fallen servicemen and expresses hope for peace and an end to militarism.
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Twillingate Athletic Association
G.W.V. A
Paper Officials Meet Commissioners in Newfoundland
Mr E A Charlton vice president of International Power and Paper Co Mr Kay and Mr Hinham of Canadian International with Mr Elderkin manager at Corner Brook and Mr Bently woods manager visited town last week to discuss matters with the Commission of Government The Bradley Report may influence the outcome An early announcement on Wood cutting is expected.
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E. A. Charlton
International Power and Paper Co
Kay
Hinham
Canadian International
Elderkin
Corner Brook
Bently
Woods
Commission of Government
Bg Weekly Herald
Bradley
Harvest Supper Draws Crowd Despite Rain at L A Schoolroom
The Harvest Supper at the L A Schoolroom drew a good crowd on Wednesday night despite steady rain. Attendees supported the event and enjoyed the evening.
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L. A
Hot Supper at St Andrews Ball Cancelled
Notice states the Hot Supper advertised to be held in St. Andrew's Ball has been cancelled.
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St. Andrew's Ball
Newfound land Commission of Government Meets in Fifty Fifth Session
The Commission of Government held its fifty fifth meeting naming changes to post and telegraphs financial controls and discussing aerial service civil service discipline and the King’s jubilee ceremonies. It announced travel for Chief Statistician Hall yard to Ottawa and listed seafaring captains and ships bound for Labrador and the Seal Fishery.
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St. John’s
Commission of Government
Secretary For Posts and Telegraphs
Department of Home Affairs
Hallyard
Department of Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Indian Lookout
Stager
Labrador
Department of Natural Resources
Graham
Bermuda
Emmanuel
Eli Lehr
Port de Grave
Antigonish
Coa
Trapper finds caribou skins and beaver carcasses in last year's traps
A brook feeding the Exploits River near Grand Falls yielded 16 Caribou skins 3 Beaver carcasses and 2 Lyox rotted remain. A reconnaissance survey for a Game preserve between Great Ratling Brook and Mount Peyton west of Gander Lake is underway by the Natural Resources Dept and should wrap up soon possibly covering 20 to 30 miles. William C Morris Jr elected Indiana State Representative at age 23. French political crisis prompts resignation of Premier Doumergue and Cabinet. Pierre Flandin to form new Cabinet after Laval Boursson decline.
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Exploits River
Grand Falls
Great Rattling Brook
Mount Peyton
Gander Lake
The
Natural Resources Dept
William C. Morris Jr
William C. Morris
Trinity
Gary
Indiana
County
Mr. Morris
Doumergue
Pierre Flandin
Laval
Boursson
Quintuplets Progress Under Care of Dr Dafoe in Canada
Dr A R Dafoe has devoted himself to the Dionne quintuplets and has guided them past intestinal toxaemia that threatened one child while the others remained seriously ill. The girls’ skin improves daily and becomes pinker as health signals strengthen. The babies now receive three drops each of a bone and tissue building medicine and show better appetites.
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A. R. Dafoe
Roosevelt Plans Housing Scheme for Congress
The White House announced that President Roosevelt will present an extensive housing program to the new Congress as part of a broader public works initiative. He argued the plan would reduce relief rolls by enabling self-sufficiency through subsistence homesteading, while promising benefits to producers and the public at large.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Labrador settlement viewed as future for pioneer's hopes
Confederation Life argues that settling Labrador offers a future for pioneer men to homestead and earn a living outdoors. It urges government support for those who relocate to the promised land where land tea and forest resources promise plenty for families and long term development for all.
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Labrador
Motor Bonnie Nell Arrives Thursday With Passengers
Bonnie Nell motor carriage arrived Thursday carrying several passengers. The event occurred at the local wharf with onlookers noting the travel party.
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Bonnie Nell
Local Social Notes List Names and Places
At Mrs. Cooks Allan Warren Herring Neck J Wheeler Frank Wheeler Summerford Donald Simms St Anthony Mrs Roland Kean Valleyfield Mr Gidge Fridays Ray reflect a compact social items listing scattered names and locations from a community page.
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Allan Warren
Herring Neck
J. Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
Summerford
Donald Simms
St. Anthony
Roland Kean
Valleyfield
Mr. Gidge
Charts for Sale Invite Applications at Local Office
A notice states charts from American Canadian and local sources are for sale. Interested parties are directed to apply to the office for information and details.
Kruschen Salts Promise Relief For Ailments
Sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago and overweight are urged to try Kruschen Salts at our expense. The Giant Package includes a Regular 7Sc bottle and a free trial bottle with instructions to start with the trial and let the six natural mineral salts boost internal function and energy.
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Kruschen
Local residents take Clyde to Halifax and other trips
Presonal and families travel by the Clyde last Sunday to Lewisporte en route to Halifax. Eleanor Roberts visits sister in Sudbury Quebec for the winter. Harry Peyton leaves for Grand Falls. Rev Hollands conducts services at Moreton's Hr. Others return from St Anthony and North fishery spells. John Lambert and son Cecil head to Port Hope Simpson for winter. Bridger and Stockley parties head to Deer Lake. John Gillett goes to St Johns.
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F. H. Pond
Clyde
Lewisporte
Halifax
Eleanor Roberts
Wm. Muir
Sudbury
Quebec
Harry Peyton
Grand Falls
Rev. Hollands
Moreton’s
Walter Roberts
Frazer Blake
Stanley Warr
St. Anthony
Levi Fifield
Harry Anstey
John Lambert
Cecil
Port Hope Simpson
William Bridger
Cecil Stockley
Cyril Lunnen
Ray
Ernest Bridger
Deer Lake
John Gillett
St. John's
Local Names Listed From The Primmer House Notices
A roster of residents and attendees includes Arch Boyd Frank Boyd Jr Arthur Boyd Mrs Frank Boyd Mrs Francis French Summerford C J Ludlow Fogo John A Delgado St John s Wm G French Hilda French Edna French Birchy Bay Ruby G Squires Griquet Frank Wheeler Edward Gates Willis Gates Summerford Robert Boyde Sidney Boyde Tizzards Hr P Locke Grand Falls Cecil Stride Exploits Bernard Stein Botwood.
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Arch Boyd
Frank Boyd
Arthur Boyd
Francis French
Summerford
C. J. Ludlow
Fogo
John A. Delgado
St. John’s
Wm. G. French
Hilda French
Edna French
Birchy Bay
Ruby G. Squires
Griquet
Frank Wheeler
Edward Gates
Willis Gates
Robert Boyde
Sidney Boyde
Tizzards
P. Locke
Grand Falls
Cecil Stride
Exploits
Bernard Stein
Botwood
Home lessons and parental role in education
The Weekly Herald comments on the Ontario Minister of Education stance that home lessons should be brief and that one well done task is better than many. It advocates keeping home lessons limited to encourage thinking and suggests the home not overshadow classroom learning as the curriculum evolves.
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Ontario
Herald
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Rose Blanche
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J. J. Lacey
Nild Hotel
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Windsor Lake
Howae
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