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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented OCR note mentions Mackey Moose and Statett visiting Thieaets Br Wednesday before an evening meeting. Other readable names include Taylor of berton's bus and Jesse Murwu. details are garbled with unclear actions and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Saar court with references to Hawes Fer Gammeyes Turouir and a defendant named Avante denying accusations. Mentions 5,200 and 7,200 amounts, shipping and fishing terms, and entities like New/oagi and Shipholding Co, but many words are garbled, limiting precise facts.
The House discusses measures on shipping regulation and imperial policy, with ministers and officials debating seating ships, revaluation of fisheries, and restrictions on colonial trade. It notes opinions from Le Colonial office, Mr Piccat, and Mr Coaker, and ends with a ceremonial vote and a tribute to naval forces and Newfoundland relations.
The text outlines 41,000 dollars and 8 nom circulated in the country, with references to past arrangements and a substitute due to high costs. It mentions banks buying notes from the treasury department, debates in the House, and a pending adjournment. The garbled OCR preserves names and figures but lacks clear context.
An old style ad touts prize winnings for 191% profits with items like ladies old watches, men and women’s boots, and a range of rubber footwear named Buddy Boots. It promotes registering goods with dealers at Upt-106 Water Street, St John’s, claiming leadership of the brand Grey and urging readers to participate in a contest to win several prizes.
An old promissory ad touts commercial courses at a business college, listing fees, equipment, and job outcomes. It cites costs like $45,000.90 and $10.90 to $15.50 per wake, with graduates earning around $10.90 to $63150 weekly. It claims flexible study, employment prospects, and various departments.
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