Give the Ore Bodies a Test
Mr W J Walsh urges sending mineral samples to the World’s Fair in New York to attract capital for Newfoundland mines. He calls for a Government funded thorough diamond drilling survey of undeveloped claims, starting with Chappel’s Island nickel, to prove ore value and create employment for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walsh
New York
Newfoundland
Geological Division
Nature Resources Department
Department
Chappel’s Island
Armistice Day Reflections on Global Peace and War
Twenty years after Armistice Day the piece weighs the world’s calm since the Great War and the fragile peace amid German and Spanish tensions. It notes Hitler’s position, Munich pact effects, and fears for democracy, predicting peril if nations yield to aggression and leaving Allies wary of future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans’ Fund
Europe
Munich
Germany
Hitler
Hagland
Russia
France
Foreign policy forecast sparks European tensions
A commentator argues that British engagement in Palestine would distract from defense of the home islands, while France loses its Eastern border ally, and Russia faces pressure on its fronts. He urges no more concessions to aggressive powers and urges restraint on prestige in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
England
France
Europe
Russia
Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick staged at Alexandra Hall
The Play at Alexandra Hall on Tuesday night drew strong audience approval. A humorous, morally driven story follows Aaron and a widow in a farm sale scheme with oil plots, misdealings, and a courtship leading to the couple’s union and shared wealth. Proceeds benefit the Arm Academy, totaling $52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Slick
Punkin
Sdetestafox
Aaron
Crick
Sis Riggs
Merridrew
Mrs. Berry
Merridew
Aaton
Arm Academy
Mayo
St. Peter's Lodge No. 12 Regular Meeting Notice
S U F There will be a regular Meeting of St. Peter's Lodge No. 12 on Monday night November 14th All members are asked to attend Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Lodge
Widow Theresa Blackmore Dies at St John’s
Theresa Blackmore widow of Martin Blackmore of Tilt Cove and former Twillingate resident died at St John’s on the 4th of the month. She was formerly Miss Colbourne sister of the late Alfred Colbourne and mother of Mrs Mabel Meunel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Theresa
Martin Blackmore
Tilt Cove
Twillingate
Harbour View Hotel Guests Listed in Island Records
A fragmented roster lists numerous residents and visitors including Wm Yetman Mrs Wm Yetman W H Earle Jack Hyde Wilbur Peckford Mr and Mrs John Waterman Fred and Mrs Chaffey Claude Oake Change Islands A Peckford Birchy Bay Capt Stevens Cecil Aveleigh Comfort Cove 5S Starkes Mr Dolland Nippers Hr A Snelgrove Tj Snelgrove Keyward Manuel Manuel J J Winsor Exploitation Man Cutler Alex Stucky Charles Cutler William Kearley Colin Forward Audrey Anstey James Wellman Dorothy Strong Mr and Mrs KR Burge Little Bay Islands Hric Pardy Little Hr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Yetman
W. H. Earle
Jack Hyde
Wilbur Peckford
John Waterman
Fred
Mra
Chaffey
Claude Oake
Change Islands
A. Peckford
Birchy Bay
Capt
Stevens Cecil Aveleigh
Comort Cove
Starkes
Mr. Dolland
Nippers
A. Snelgrove
Tj. Snelarove
Keyward Manuel
Maunuel
Westhaven Hotel Nears Completion at West Corner Brook
Workmen finish interior details of a three storey hotel on Caribou Road West Corner Brook named The Westhaven. Built for J J Dove under his supervision, the ground floor measures ten by forty feet with rear annex and basement. Main rooms include four on the ground floor and a dining hall split by French doors. Sixteen bedrooms two baths private dining room and cloak area. Celotes wallboard panels walls and ceilings. Hot water heating and up to date lighting. rooms offer scenic views. Guests expected first week in December. Humber Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Road
West Corner Brook
Thia
Westhaven
J. J. Dove
Jumberman
Onder
West Comet Brook
Humber Herald
Note of Thanks to Hospital Staff in Newfoundland
A letter from Alpreda Simms of Back Harbour thanks Dr. Olds, Dr. Wood, and hospital staff for tender care, and wishes them health and strength to continue their good work for suffering humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
Thanks for the kindness after our loss
The Adams family expresses grateful thanks for condolences and flowers sent after the sudden death of a wife and mother. They cannot thank everyone individually for the sympathy shown and extend heartfelt appreciation for support during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Adams & Famry
Personal notes of ships and travellers in St Johns era
Personal notices record movements of residents and visitors by Kyle and Clyde trains and ships. Names include Robert Boyd from Tizzard's Harbour Arthur Manuel Bannister Lewis Anstey E J Linfield Arthur Butcher Erdest Young Cecil Facey and Megers Henty. Mentions travel from Grand Falls Botwood Battle Harbour Lewie Bay Port Hope Simpson and Lewisporte with plans to return by Northern Ranger for winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyd
Tizzard's Harbour
Arthur Manuel
Bannister
Kyle
St. John’s
Lewis Anstey
Clyde
Grand Falls
E. J Linfield
Lewisporte
St. John's
Arthur Butcher
Lawisporte
Little Grace
Local Names Mentioned In A Newfoundland Visit
A fragment lists Stucklean and son Aubrey Archi bald Loonen Ray Roland Wall Bridger Hewart Baird Frank Froud Lewis Lambert Arthur Spencer Arthur White Chealey Young Ira Barnes Peter Troke Herbert Watking Harvey Farle Alfred Jenkins and Mr Allan Young from St Anthony. Adjt. A J Rideout 8 A visited Lewisporte Friday week, returning by Little Grace Saturday.
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Stucklean
Aubrey
Archibald Loonen
Ray
Roland
Wall
Bridger
Hewart Baird
Frank Froud
Lewis Lambert
Arthur Spencer
Arthur White
Chealey Young
Ira Barnes
Peter Troke
Herbert Watking
Harvey Farle
Alfred Jenkins
Allan Young
St. Anthony
Adjt
A. J. Rideout
Lewisporte
Little Grace
Windsor patent flour dominates Newfoundland fair prizes
In Newfoundland's All Newfoundland Fair, Windsor Patent flour swept top honours in home baking with wins in bread cakes and pastries. Winners included Mrs H P Cornick St John’s for bread and Miss Margaret Devereaux Pouch Cove among others, all using Windsor flour, the long-time all-purpose family flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Windsor Patent
St. John’s
H. P. Cornick
Eewin Mallat
James Edwards
Hilliard
Sttsie Adams
Pennywell Road
Mabel Bastow
Hamilton Avenue
E. Roy Bugden
Mayor Avenue
Len Peet
Long’s Hill
George Adams
City
Margaret Devereaux
Pouch Cove
Fred Hollands
Newfoundland Hotel
Betty Ryan
Water Street
N. P. Hunt
Bond Street
Clara Hoffe
King's Bridge Road
R. Gilbert Brown
Coleman Place
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Ray Roberts
Laura Jones
Clarenville
King and Queen May Visit Callander Quintuplets Next Year
Dr Allan R Dafoe, guardian of the Dionne quintuplets, expresses hope King George VI and Queen Elizabeth can visit the Callander children during their Canada tour next year. He suggests a possible North Bay stop to enable the royal visit, while noting the impracticality of bringing the quintuplets to the royals.
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Torooto
Allan R. Dafoe
Dionne
George
Queen Elizabeth
Callander
Canada
Buffalo
North Bay
Shipping News From Moreton's Harbour
The M V Bessie Marie loaded fish at Moreton's Harbour on Tuesday for St Johns. A quantity was taken on board from Rash bournes Ltd and sent to St Johns on Wednesday morning. The M V Grace Boehner also loaded fish at Moreton's Harbour during the same period. The S S Liligunvor cleared Monday evening after loading fish from Osmond Bros A Knight and Ash bournes Ltd at Moreton's Harbour. Schr Ande C arrived Wednesday for harbour. Schr Water Lily harboured there same time.
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M. V
Bessie Marie
Moreton's
St. John’s
Rashbournes
St. John's
M. V. Grace Boehner
Moreton’s
Liligunvor
Osmond l Bros
A. Knight
Ashbournes Ltd
Water Lily
Greenland Fleet Bankers and Drastic New Fisheries Notes
An array of figures lists bankers and quotas tied to Greenland fisheries this year, with Bedale Petite and Conrad among top catchers. Reports describe new methods like frozen bait and government plans to fund land settlement, compensation schemes for fisheries, and shifts in coal and shipping to Labrador, alongside international political and economic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Nov. Ltd
Highnet
Greenland Gshery
Robert Bedale
Ethel M. Petite
Nina M. Conrad
Marie Spindler
Rex Perry
Bedale
Nina M. Corrrad
Greenland
Dept. of Agriculture and Rural Reconstruction
Commission
Board of Trade
Labrador Develoment Co
Preas
Jacob Bradley
Torbay
Supreme Court
Helen Perry
United States
Japan
China
Manchuckuo
U.S. A
Hrneat Ash
Ernest Ash
Carbonear
Burnt Head
Crocker's Cove
Commission Gov't
Sumner Wells
Washington
Germany
Hitler
Weimar
Grand Bank Fisheries Ltd
Gorton Pew Company
Corner Brook
T. John’s
Manuel
St John’s
New Jersey
Ariveh
Royal Air Force
South Africa
Australia
King
London
Chamberlain
Dartford
Labour
Premier. Ltd
B. Mendez
Puerto Rico
Arcs
Mendez & Co
General Seafoods Prepare to Sign Agreement in November
Mr Aupoun Witt arrives as government readiness is confirmed. Hon R B Ewbank reports from Canada that Mr Aspen of General Sea Foods plans a November visit to St Johns to finalize the proposed deal with the Newfoundland Commission of Government for a fresh fish processing industry. Ewbank discusses fisheries and mutual interests with Halifax leaders and Ottawa officials as talks advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ewbank
Conislovuer
Boston
Lifex
Express
Aspen
General Sea Foods
St. Fabn's
Commission ofGovernment
Newfoundland
Hebank
St.ohn‘s
Halifax
Angus MacDonald
Nova Scotia
Ottawa
Schenx
Found
Gerald Campbell
Canada
Serato Bay
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Confederation Life
Shipping News
Norra East Weer South
San Francis
Board
Labrador
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Dept. N. Resources
Madeira
British Air Ministry
Atlantic
Lotwood
S.S. Kyle
Connors
Stason
Sip
Charles Cross
Orner Brook
Cross
Thay
S.S. Humber
Tinet
Perce
General Seafoods
Mr. Aupoun Witt
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