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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows rates and advertising contracts for a Newfoundland publication. Payment terms and pricing appear in broken text with references to subscriptions and concert notices, plus unclear figures and dates. The readable elements indicate a local newspaper commerce item.
Advertisers showcase fresh merchandise in Sun readings urging quick attention as shoppers note upcoming opportunities. The piece hints at neighborly comparison shopping and timely purchase actions through local ad pages.
Fragmented lines describe a community call to unite and work together for a brighter year. References to the Sun, the future, and shared tasks imply a pledge to cooperate and contribute. The tone echoes a local daily urging civic effort and collective responsibility.
A garbled summary references the Agricultural Society with talk of fees around 20 and a forthcoming meeting at a nearby porch. It mentions July, a Seeley cout Hinport and discussions of wealth potential, with vague allusions to members and a public sentiment on sales and duties.
Fragmentary report describes a vessel wreck and notes activities of Fishermen's Union in Trelyint Tor vuFioti area. Mentions J Wy Hodge, Grady, and plans to sell a vessel to fishermen with Silver & Co Halifax to buy 600 arts of Labrador fish and Burne Sons & Co to handle about sixty thousand quintels this season.
The readable passages describe a dispute between Swat and Verge over fencing and property near a shop. Allegations include threats, a confrontation at night, and a neighbor claiming Verge produced a revolver. A witness mentions a push toward legal action and a one year confinement.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses the New tayward Gait Economiser and the Chroviste of ITE inst antsins astral fonts. It critiques eel arrangements and fisheries management, noting Minister Piccott and Mr Hayward's commentary on distributing aids and the need for new methods amid scarce bait.
Residents report more sheep killed by dogs this week at Crow Head with several flocks affected. Fishermen at the Arm speak of a lull in fish activity as Capt. Sive Young scouted a quintal on Wednesday, reflecting northern coastal tensions.
Sunday services in the parish list multiple times and events. Rev George A. Street and Rev Curtis preach, with references to communion, litany, and sermon headings across morning and evening sessions. Names include Sturnouris the senior tetee and Ina F Curtis among others.
A fragmentary report notes the First Church parade featuring The Ar Lads Brigade and a focus on moral and physical culture amid community activities. It mentions Sunday events, church services, and appreciation for officers, with vague references to cadence and organizing groups and attendance.
A quiet wedding occurred Monday in Optocer TU where J Austey Cum and Stella Evans united in marriage. The ceremony was led by Ree Wo. Morris with Rev. Morris officiating. The couple reside in Botwood where Austey works at Tay Botwood Sales and plan to live.
Readable fragments show names of residents and visitors arriving by Clyde and other vessels, with reports of travel, business, and social events. Mentions include Mr Busneat at Lascie, Mrs C D Mayne visiting, Mr Charles Warr, and the Arone returnees, plus crews from Trask gasoline outfit and the Aru Boys Brigade tea at the Arm. Also references Shipyard activity, lighthouse supplies delivery, and local fishing reflections.
The ladies of the Saueh side Medtedist church will hold their annual sale this week, with plans announced for further details to be provided on Thursday November 20. Proceeds support church activities.
Fragmentary notice describes a sale of property in Blaine with scattered readable terms. The text mentions live pears and a relocation after a period, but the illegible OCR limits clear details.
Notice that parcel post mail between Newfoundland and the United States of America at letter rate is two cents per ounce. Such packages are liable to examination and collection of customs duties as required by the country of destination.
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