Thanksgiving Proclaimed for the Colony in 1925
The colonial government sets November 15 as a day of thanks for divine mercy and national blessings. November 11 is declared Armistice Day, a public and bank holiday, with citizens required to observe and conduct themselves accordingly. Government House, St John’s, September 22, 1925. J. R. Bennett, Colonial Secretary.
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Armia
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Court Hears Rent and Damages Case in St Johns
In a mud court session Judge Robert Rice heard William Young suing Dr A J Wood for $1000 rent and damages to property. The Customs Officials from St Johns testified. Four men were caught drinking in the examining room near the Minister’s Office. Judge Rice ordered Dr Wood to pay $2400 for rent. Several debt cases were reviewed in recent weeks.
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Win. Young
A. J. Wood
Robert Rice
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John Crosbie
Rice
Toms
St. John’s
Chas, White, F
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