Twillingate Sun publication and advertising rates
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription prices of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Canada 1.50 to England the U.S. and other countries payable in advance Advertising includes display and short term rates 25 cents per inch Notes of Thanks incur 25 cents The paper reserves no guarantee for late news items and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Horwood and Blandford News From Twillingate (1927)
The death of W. F Horwood, long-time Campbellton saw mill manager, and his pulp mill project in 1913 are recalled. Jale Capt. Arch Blandford, aged 70, died after a fall in Preming Street, St. John's, while his son Max had recently taken command of a coast vessel.
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W. F Horwood
St. John'’s
Campbellton
Horwood
Dog Bay
Carmanville
Arch Blandford
Preming Street
St. John’s
Esau
Selina Blandford
Herring Neck
Cipole
Reid Nild
Leacoe
Max
Capt. Blandford
Southcott Hospital
Missionary Dr Sheridan to Speak at Three Churches
Storm prevented Dr Sheridan from reaching services last Saturday but he will lecture at South Side Church 11 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. on Sunday with a 7 p.m. North Side Church meeting. He has served 20 years in Luciwan as a missionary and Sabbath School worker, overseeing U C Hospital needs.
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Sheridan
Tere
South Side Church
South Side
North Side Church
Weather and sea hinder fishing after frost and north wind
The report notes a Sunday night frost driven by a north wind and a heavy sea following Saturday night’s breeze. Fishermen have faced some hindrance getting to the grounds last week.
Drowning Incident In Shoal Tickle Involving Mark Spencer
A drowning occurred near Shoal Tickle on a Thursday when Mr Mark Spencer fell overboard. Mr Ridport attempted rescue and by a quick move managed to reach the victim.
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Mark Spencer
Mr. Ridéort
Fenouie
Local residents travel and duty postings noted
Mr and Mrs J Hicks left by Clyde for Campello Mass after weeks with Mr and Mrs Alfred Newman. Dr W F Gear dentist visited for a week with sister May a trained nurse. John Gilbert to St Boniface College Warminster England to study priesthood. Vera Gilbert teaching at Little Heart East Plac entia Bay and Dorothy resumed Leading Tickles ND B duties. Silas Facey on Prospero business trip to the city. Mills from Grand Bank teaching at Tizzard's Hr visited town. Pearce Newman and Edgar Cate from Botwood by Clyde. son in hospital for tonsillitis. Netta Jane from Botwood visited. Constable Talk left to Fleur de Lys for enquiry. A Manuel left to St Johns. Ben Oake brought E Best to Fogo. Rose Oake from Fogo in town. Nurse Clothier from Baltimore via Cape Chidley vacation, left Tuesday via Simbad to Lewisporte. Rev J T Clarke from Carmanville visited by motor boat and returned. Dr W G Sheridan from Exploits visited surrounding areas and planned Sunday return.
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Vera Gilbert
Little Ht. East
Placentia Bay
Dorothy
Tickles
Silas Facey
Prospero
Mills
Grand Bank
U.C
Tizzard
A. G
Ashbourne
Edna
St. John’s
Pearce Newman
Edgar Cate
Botwood
Clyde
Netta Jane F
Constable Talk
Fleur de-Lys
J.T. Clarke
Carmanville
W.G. Sheridan
Exploits
Agai
At the Primmer House Guests and Names Listed
A fragment lists individuals including Dr. Gear Mrs Jr Campbell Cyril Noftal Elsie A Abbott from Grand Falls St Johns Dr W J Sheridan Bronte Ont and A Sansome Friday s Bay plus Chung king noted in parentheses indicating a gathering or visit location with assorted attendees.
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Gear
Mrs. Jr. Campbell
Cyril Noftal
Elsie
A. Abbott
Grand Falls
P. W. Stickland
Fred Hanna
St. John’s
W.J Sheridan
Bronte
Chung King
A. Sansome
Friday's Bay
Address by Dr Edward Parsons at Marietta College ceremony
The weekly issue reproduces an address by Dr Edward Parsons to the Graduating Class at Marietta College. A presidential letter recalls his visit to Twillingate and associations with kind friends he and Mrs Parsons met while visiting their son at the hospital and expresses eagerness for another visit.
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Edward §. Parsons
Marietta College
Twillingate
Parsons Cae
Dr. Parsons
Davis Liver Pills Promote Daily Bowel Movement
An advertisement urges daily bowel movement and offers Davis Liver Pills as a gentle but effective laxative. The product comes in a 40 pill bottle priced at 25 cents, from Davis & Lawrence Co. of Montreal.
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Davis
Davis & Lawrence Co
Montreal
Asaya Neurall
Freeport
N.S
Ulawrence Co
Asaya-Nettall
Anyladitit
Lawrence
Note of Thanks to Twillingate Hospital Staff
Kenneth Hicks of Merritt's Harbour expresses gratitude for the care of doctors and nurses at Twillingate Hospital. He recalls their cheerful, uplifting visits and offers to help advance the hospital's cause if possible. He ends with a hopeful note about meeting in Heaven beyond illness and sorrow.
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Twillingate Hospital
Kenneth Hicks
Merritt's Harbour
Fragmentary fishery note from Burling Burling harbor
Fragmentary OCR hints at a maritime scene. Names Sebr Hattie A Heckman appear alongside mentions of Yaden Jobin and a schooner that sailed yesterday morning. Mills and Burling are referenced with walls and weather or wall actions unclear.
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Sebr
Hattie
A. Heckman
Jobin
Bordon
Ags
Burling Ele
Vegetable Appeal to Twillingate Hospital Harvest Gifts
A Twillingate reader appeals for vegetable donations to the hospital noting shortages as patient numbers rise. He urges residents and outsiders to provide potatoes carrots beets cabbage and other produce via the hospital or steamer shipment. He also criticizes Sir John Crosbie and government spending, urges civic renewal, education, and honest politics, and closes with well wishes for the editor and town.
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Twillingate Sun
Twillingate
A Friend Writes Dear Sir to the Editor
A reader commends the paper and its editorials in Newfoundland matters praising the call for compulsory education, criticizing school holidays, and noting coverage of raw wood exports and national attention on Newfoundland issues. The letter references front-page coverage and the spelling quirks reflect the local voice.
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Twillingate Sun
Tore
Taki
John
Bowpival and Neiné: A Names Fragment Chronicle
A fragmentary historical note mentions Bowpival and Neiné with unclear context. The readable portion lists two individuals and hints at a local event or partnership, but details such as date place or role remain unreadable.
Deadly tornado devastates St Louis and Missouri
Telegraph News reports at least 69 dead and 75 million dollars in damage from a ninety mile tornado sweeping St Louis and nearby areas. Many roofs ripped away, buildings collapse, wires down, and widespread chaos as telephones and electricity fail.
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Missouri
Brock
Schlee
San Francisco
Pride of
Detroit
British Communist Party
For Sale North Sydney screened COAT booking orders
For sale we expect a cargo of North Sydney screened coats next week. For price and further details please contact Hodge-Bros. Path End.
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North Sydney
Hodge-Bros
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