Twillingate Sun Publication and Rates Notice
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription rates of 1.00 yearly in Newfoundland 1.20 to Carmada 1.50 to England US and other countries payable in advance Advertising rates are listed for long term and short term display ads Notes of Thanks charge 25 cents The paper cannot guarantee news items or communications received after Thursday evening and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions
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Twillingate
Néldon
Newfoundland
England
U.S. A
Museum Receives Hond Treasures From Sir Robert’s Will
His Excellency the Governor accepted the Natural History specimens and gold and silver caskets containing documents gifted by the late Sir Robert Hond. The items were placed in the Museum and praised in a governor’s speech. The Whitbourne property will not be taken for a Model Farm, as the province declines the offer to avoid future financial obligations, and it passes to the family per the will.
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Robert Hond
Bond
Newfoundland
United Kingdom
Whitbourne
Minister of Agriculture to Visit Lumber Camps
Minister W. J. Walsh head of Agriculture and Mines travels by express to Bucnan's Mine on official visit. He will inspect operations and review labor conditions and travel to Jamber camps to assess how the Lugeing Act is applied. This marks the first such visit by the department head to logging centers.
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W. J. Walsh
Emulsior Ad Promises Strength and Weight Gain
The D L Emulsior is advertised as a tonic to build up strength and improve health, claiming it makes users fat and well. It targets people prone to bronchial ailments and lists 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles. Davis & Lawrence Co. of Montreal fronts the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Lawrence Co
Montreal
Asaya Neuvall
G. A. Tounser
Davis & Lawrence Ch
St. Antoine St. Kontreal
Que
Rally Service Notice at N. S. Sunday School
The Annual Rally Service will be held in the Church on Sunday the 23rd beginning at 2 30 oclock in the afternoon.
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N. S
Letter on fired loss and relief effort in Carmanville
A Carmanville resident recounts losing his house and contents to fire and describes drafting a relief request. He notes donations from communities including Tilting and Joe Batt's Arm totaling 172.60, and reports his son’s trouble seeking Hibbs in St John’s, leading to legal action and a petition for advice from a solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite
J. T. Clarke
Harry L. Rowe
Joe Batt
Barr'd Islands
Fogo
Twillingate
Morton
Lewisporte
Grand Falls
My Boy
Port Union
W.A. Rowe
Local arrivals and departures noted in harbor town
Reports list residents and visitors traveling by Prospero Clyde and local boats. Names include George Pittman Mrs Lnuisa Mitchard and many others from Sop's Arm Fleur-de-Lys Tiazard's and Fogo. Several arrests and fines are mentioned along with travel to St John’s Boston and Greenspond.
AT THE PRIMMER HOUSE
A fragmentary list mentions Benjamin Oake Fogo Arthur Snelgrove John Davis St. John's T. Rugh Jr Phil USA R French Tizzards Hr Capt Snelgrove St. John's Mr. Oake Fogo Miss Nellie Barnes Grand Falls E J Baker Sampsons Island Ambrose Hill Mr R Hamilton Lea Hamilton Black Island.
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Benjamin Oake
Fogo
Arthur Snelgrove
John Davis
St. John's
T. Rugh, Jr
Phil
USA
R. French
Medical Assistance Orders Required by Health Board
Notice states any person requiring medical aid must apply to the Relieving Officer for an order for each instance of help. No bills will be recognized without an order. By order of the Board of Health, phone messages will not be recognized.
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Bd. of Health
P.S
Halloween Party at St. Andrew's Hall Oct 31
An Hallowe'en party is planned at St. Andrew's Hall on October 31 at 7 30 p m. The event invites those seeking full enjoyment and notes tickets cost 30 cents sold at business places. The notice is signed Mary Young Secretary.
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St. Andrew's Hall
Hospital Surgery Records Include Amputation After Whale Gun Accident
At the hospital Mr Thomas W Peckford and his son Malcolm arrived after a whale gun discharged injuring Malcolm’s right leg below the knee. The leg was amputated due to shattered bones. Miss Stella Payne and Mrs Ambrose Payne from Fogo entered for appendicitis. Mrs George Irish of Grand Falls had surgery last week and is recovering.
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Thomas W. Peckford
Change Islands
Malcolm
Stella Payne
Ambrose Payne
Foga
Little Clyde
George Irish
Grand Falls
Shipping News Amid Atlantic Trades and Coal Shipments
Sdr. Bessie S Pennell with 1000 tls shore fish from John Gillett sailed from the Arm for St Johns Wednesday night week. Aranda discharged coal here on Monday and took 200 casks fish from Ashbournes Ltd and 63 casks from G J Carter south. The Netherday came from Fogo on Friday and took fish to Earle Sons Co from A Bourne’s premises Saturday. Scr Ada M Westhaver with 213 tons coal from North Sydney Saturday last for Hodge Brothers. Schr M P Cashin left yesterday for Joe Batt’s Arm with coal from Ashbournes Ltd. Ashbournes’ new schooner Lone Flyer is named not Gordon A as earlier. the chapell-built Robert Gordon is the other schooner.
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Bessie S. Pennell
John Gillett
St. John's
Aranda
Ashbournes Ltd
G J. Carter
Fogo
Earle Son’s & Co
A. Colbourne
Chappell’s
Robert Gordon
Note of Thanks to Notre Dame Bay Twillingats Memorial Hospital
Mrs Pinn of Jacksons Cove thanks doctors at the hospital for kind attention and nurse Mifflin for devoted nursing aiding recovery. May God bless them for their noble work uplifting suffering humanity.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
For fifty years physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia to ease sour and gassy stomachs. It neutralizes stomach acid, reduces acid fermentations, and gently assists waste elimination, offering a pleasant alternative to soda. Insist on Phillips at your drugstore.
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Phillips
Ruth Elder Falls Short in Transatlantic Attempt Plane burns near Azores
United States aviatrix Ruth Elder failed in a nonstop New York to Paris flight when the plane crashed into the sea about 325 miles north northeast of the Azores. Rescue followed but the craft was destroyed by fire. The report also notes other 1920s aviation and unrelated world events including a Channel swim hoax claim, Balkan tensions, and a Newfoundland rescue at sea.
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Ruth [Lder
New York
Paris
Azores
Ivygirl
Sheffield
English Channel
Junker
Porta
Tishon
Harbor Grace
Bermuda
Dorothy Logan
Enguga
Pubte
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Austria
Balkans
Italy
Mussolini
Eileen
Edward Tilley
Long's Hills
Nellie Conway
Ustvey
Newfoundland
Flower Dew
Savannah
Georgia
Basil Stewart
Israel
Embrai
AON. D. Company
Batwood
Royal Airflying
Plymouth
Singapore
Australis
Inspector General
Broad Cove
B.C
W. Carnes
F. Nostall
Justice Department
Seldom Cone By
John Bartlett
Bareneed
Paseenmeron Susu
Senate
Supreme Court
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Museum
Dept. N9
Windsor
Ontario
Carmanville
Twillingate Sun
Edward Bridger
John Hull
South Side
George Pittman
Lnuisa Mitchard
Prospero
Pilley's Island
Peter White
Fred Locke
Robert French
Titus Locke
Tiazard's
Harbor
Sop's Arm
Fleur-de-Lys
W. Kean
W. J. Sheridan
David Wheeler
S.B. Wheeler
Harold
St. John’s
Boston
Fred Simms
Clyde
Annie White
C. L. Hodge
City
Esther Warner
Greenspond
Wornell
George Gillard
Deer Lake
Willis Simms
Richard Carroll
Sony Val
Fortune Hr
Sandy Knight
Ben Qake
Netherbay
Rose
James Jones
Ju. B. Islands
Sarah Reddick
Herring Neck
Samuel C. Stuckness
Glen Facey
Lehr
Grace
Primmer House
Hallowe’en Party
Mary Young
J. W. McGrath
Shipping News
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Estey Organs
Ingersoll
Victor’ Victrolas & Records
Ayre & Sons, Ltd
ST. John's, Nfld
Telegraph News
French Clavierament
United States
Trafic
St. Pierre
Washington Administration
Fid
Shoe Cove
Bay
Beaver Cove
Port Aux Basques
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