Twillingate Sun advertisement and notice from 1930
The Twillingate Sun issues a notice from Twillingate dated November 22, 1930. It lists subscription rates for Newfoundland Canada England and other countries, advance payment terms, advertising rates for display and short-term ads, a notes of thanks fee, and states it does not assume responsibility for correspondents opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
S. Roberts, Propr
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
New Wing Construction At Mam Utial Hospital
Readers tour the new wing started in July at Mam Utial Hospital with photographs showing the first floor and basement, foundation work, and interior progress. Local labor supplied windows and woodwork, with three floors nearly ready, easing overcrowding next year. The piece urges donations for patient care, notes open space above the third floor, and discusses radio interference and broadcasting scheduling affecting fishermen and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamutial Hospital
Shab
Loor
Lextra
T'willing
Personal Miss Rose Stirling Leaves for St John s on Sunday
Personal notices list several locals departing by the Prospero and Meigle for St John s and other Newfoundland locations. Names include Fred White Stanley Warr Andrew Maidment Frank Lunnen John Loveridge S C Maley Phillip LeDrew Edward Pittman Maud Luther and Miss Maud Luther. Some have returned from Battle Harbour Change Islands Harbour Deep and Grand Falls. Dr McGuigan and assistant left for the south after dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Stirling
Prospero
St. John’s
Fred White
Stanley Warr
Andrew Maidment
Meigle
Cartwright Labrador
Grenfell Assn
Frank Lunnen
Battle Harbour
John Loveridge
S.C. Maley
Change Islands
Phillip LeDrew
Edward Pittman
Harbour Deep
Harbour View Hotel Adelia Tulk to Belet Cove Names
A list of listed names and places appears to outline residents and associates across coastal Newfoundland towns including Carmanville New Bay Springdale and St. John's. The compiled names include Adelia Tulk John Cox Bertha Cox Willis Spencer and many others associated with communities such as Harbour View Hotel Seldom Chenge Islands and Norris Arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Tulk
Carmanville
John Cox
Bertha Cox
Willis Spencer
New Bay
Vegetable collections for hospital appeal in 1970
A list of collected vegetables including cabbage turnip beet and potatoes gathered by F Roberts A Colbourne and numerous local donors such as Elijah Sharpe Arthur Hamlin Stanley Hinlin John Andrews Garfield Hamlin Samuel Hamlin George Hamlin Uriah Hamlin Stephen Hamlin Levi Elliott and several Sharpe and Hamlin families for hospital relief, detailing quantities and bearer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Sharpe
Arthur Hamlin
Stanley Hinlin
John Andrews
Wm. Andrews
Garfield Hamlin
Samuel Hamlin
George Hamlin
Albert Sharpe
Uriah Hamlin
Stephen Hamlin
Robert Hamlin
Fred Elliott
Levi Elliott
George Elliott
Eli Sharpe
Martin Hamlin
Mark Andrews
Jos Sharpe & Bros
Frank Sharpe
Arthur Sharpe
Job Hamlin
P. & H. Sharpe
Agricultural produce listing with Sharp and Dove names
A fragmented historical market note lists turnips cabbage potatoes and other vegetables with multiple buyers and sellers. Names include Edward Sharp Adolphus Sharp Samuel Sharp Robert Sharpe Harold Sharp Mrs Elliott George Dove Abner Dove Alfred Mndford Frank Madford Michael Dove Wm Guy and Lewis Roberts, plus various container counts and unit references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mills
Nath
Chipman
John Dove Sr
John Dove Jr
Augustus Rideouty
John T. Roberts
George Roberts
Robert Smith
George Smith
Fred Roberts
William Roberts
John Eblliote
John Sheppard
Jonas Elliott
Obediah Peterts
Isaac Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Joseph Roberts
Edward Roberts
Walter Roberts
Willis Badger
Harry
Ockley We
Wm. Sharpe Ray
Turnip & Best
Edward Sharp
Adolphus Sharp
Mrs. R. Elliott
Robert Sharpe
Samuel Sharpe
Wm. Hamlin
Harold Sharp
George Dove
Samuel Dove
Mndford
Alfred Muadford
Abner Dove
Frank Madford
Michael Dove
Lone Flyer Arrives at St John’s After Tough Run
The Schr Lone Flyer, which departed last Friday week, reached St John’s on Monday after a voyage with adverse winds. The vessel performed under canvas with an engine out of order for a time and then loaded a cargo of cask cod fish from Ashbournes Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Ashbournes Ltd
Sentences Handed to Three Prisoners at St John’s Supreme Court
At the Supreme Court in St John’s three prisoners faced sentencing. E L Dobson a former stockbroker received three years for misappropriation of funds. William Mercer got twelve months for an unnatural offence. Charles O Keefe convicted of embezzlement was sentenced to eighteen months and a fine exceeding $7000, the amount taken from the Post Office. The Chief Justice noted the offender must pay a fine equal to the stolen sum, remarking the defense claimed another person would restore the money in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
St. John’s
E. L. Dobson
William Mercer
Charles O'Keefe
Paul Legge Found Dead Near Friday's Bay Home
Paul Legge was brought home to the Arm on Saturday after being found dead near the shore while cutting wood with companions. Initial theory suggested a heart attack, but a post-mortem showed the heart was in good condition. death attributed to this condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Legge
Friday's Bay
Ife
Stankey James Warr Dies at Five in Back Harbor
The child of Sarah and Stanley Warr, Stankey James, died at Back Harbor on October 29 at age five. The notice asks tender prayers as the family mourns, noting his peaceful resting and absence of distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Harbor
Stankey James
Darling
Sarah
Stanley Warr
Salmon and Turf Dishes Attract Local Interest
Salmon and turf meats were noted as on sale last week with expectations of more offerings. Salmon are fat and make a pleasant meal year round when fresh. Sea birds and turf meat appeal to regular shoppers who seek familiar foods. Turf suppers are anticipated if gunners secure good offers.
Steamers Shelved by Four Day Storm Delay
Maritime activity halted as four day storm keeps steamers tied up. North winds and heavy seas impede coastal vessels and schooners from moving. SS Clyde clears to Green Bay before nightfall, while others remain grounded.
International and Domestic News Highlights From Telegraph
Reports cover Codish shifting toward Greenland amid coastal tides, Salvation Army election rules, Japan premier shot and recovering odds, Canadian wheat crop rise, a drowning mystery near Bay Roberts, Bay Roberts boat find, Mrs Dawe’s disappearance and death, UK dominion status shift, trade and fishing policy talks, Salvation Army conference outcomes, Banfield fine, 22nd F P A convention results, and Marine and Fisheries Act enforcement for missing vessels with telegraph duties and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's
Greenland
Theorth
North America
North American Council of Fishery
Washington
Canada
Newfoundland
France
United States
Salvation Army
Japan
Tokio ‘Ralway Station
Jones’ Point
Bay Roberts
Robert Dawe
Coley’s Point
United Kingdom
Dominion of Great Britain
JH Thomas
Newunions
Engeland
Scotland
Wees
Northern Island
Richard Squires
J. H. Thomas
London Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
London
Banfield
Lucy Corkum
S.c . Dred
Measles Spread Reduces School Attendance
Measles have plagued the area causing many school scholars to be absent, shrinking attendance at local schools. This report notes the illness as a common factor in the reduced pupil turnout during the period.
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Mr. Rideant
Sin
Alfred
Micas Young
Theoasuns
Harbour View Hotel
Confederation Life
Messrs
F. Roberts
A. Colbourne
The
Hospital
SS. Clyde
Esploitsont
Pay Sports
SUN Life Assurance Company OF Canada
Montreal
Telegraph
Robert Dawes
Bay _ Roberts harbour
Port Union
Scammell
Hallyard
K. M. Brown
Marine & Fisheries Dept
Legislative Council
House Assembly
Nad
Minister of Marine & Fisheries
Dept. Marine & Fisheries
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