10 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
1
London dispatch reports appeals for soldiers to receive comforts such as Wells and socks. Evacuation and winter gear like belts and shawls are requested, with volunteers told to supply these salients. Mary was notified at the station of needed shipments for the British army.
A cryptic note claims thirteen British authorities authorised thirteenth divisions with lines arriving over time, detailing a sequence of events and notable figures. The fragmentary text mentions Ne hes ord and Wwumsenchabie ysthority, with references to locations and dates in a hazy, period-voice style.
A fragmentary notice from MILLLERTOWN references the Women’s Patriotic Association and local community figures including Kelley and Whelan. The unreadable OCR text hints at wartime civic activity, local chapter actions, and potential gatherings or reports involving USN veterans and area representatives.
An armed member of the Brencur Military Board of Strategy is identified as a Derae envoy. The report notes internal shifts within Brencur’s ruling defense council and hints at reorganization among its strategic ranks.
The document notes Constante rea Cuyrsnil of Rotiwood was sent as per the magistrate’s request to await Palio iy sollenttie ibe dae tila eet St ot tr certain reasons could not be dane d fore.
Notice details the alteration of light structure at Ford's Harbor Newfoundland Labrador in 1914. It describes light characteristics, elevational changes, and maintenance notes for Annual navigation periods. Includes station features keeper's dwelling and associated structures and remarks on signaling equipment and international code compliance. The notice dates August 19 1914.
A colonial proclamation from St John’s cites universal prayer amid wartime, urging public devotion and protection of the empire. It references the governor, religious observance, and the aim of national unity during Britain’s conflict with Germany and Austria.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a proclamation by command of the Crown delaying provisions. It mentions Articles to be treated as contraband of war during the present conflict, with references to the Convention of the Declaration of Lands and related additions. The text includes dates and orders for badges and adaptations under royal authority.
Transcribed in 1014, the document outlines proposed stamp practices and payment methods, including cancellation rules, engraving requirements, and the handling of bills, cheques, and promissory notes. It names John Mc Bennet as Colonial Secretary and references various procedural steps for stamp issuance and enforcement.
The notice from Blandford, Minister of Agriculture and Mines, outlines licensing and export controls for pulp wood. It details penalties for illegal export and duties at entry for exported goods, effective from 1 September 1944, with a one year window for oil props and related products.
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