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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1938
Page
1
Bartur Osmond announces intent to apply to the Board of Liquor Control for a permit to sell light wine and beer in Livewell Ibn at Lewisporte, N D Bay, with Olive Small in charge.
A quirky statement frames a legal dispute as a clash between intention and enforcement. The line hints at planning and rights shaping litigation dynamics without detailing specific parties or venues.
Volume 1 number 1 of The Labour Herald a weekly paper printed in St Johns. It is sponsored by affiliated and chartered Unions of Mf d and printed by Robinson and Co.
Two men from Springdale are jailed on charges of stealing sheep believed to be intended for bear consumption, with initial suspicions they were to be eaten by bears.
On the third Sunday after Trinity services are announced for St Peter’s at 11 a.m. matinee and 7 p.m. evensong. St Andrew’s offers Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and matinee at 11 a.m. with evensong at 7 p.m. United Church on South Side has 11 a.m. service, 2:30 Sunday School and Bible Class, 7 p.m. Rev T J Pitt appears at Lite Harbour and other schedule notes include 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services and Sunday School at 2:30.
The Salvation Army lists 11 a.m. Holiness Meeting 3 p.m. Praise Service and 7 p.m. Great Salvation Service with Speaker Adjt Rideout. All are welcome.
The notice directs applications to Mre C T Jewer in Lewisporte. It concerns the former F P U property at Lewisporte and is an official public instruction for interested parties to apply.
Conf Confederation Life prints a memorial for Margaret Louise Watkins who died September 9, 1937. The notice expresses deep sorrow, remembrance by family, and hope of reunion in heaven, with lines about loving memories and a peaceful sleep.
On September 14 from 6 30 to 9 p m Prazer Hall hosts a soup supper organized by the U C W A Admission five cents and supper twenty cents Proceeds support local efforts and activities.
Camera owners can finish one roll of any size for 25 cents and receive instructions for a free full color enlargement. The ad promises expert workmanship and promotes the Bishop's Falla shop as a specialty photo art provider.
The family of the late Annie White expresses gratitude to all who helped during illness and after her death at St John’s. They also thank those who sent messages, letters, flowers, and wreaths for the casket.
The note lists items to be added to the prize papers for dissemination to ag folk. In Class VI Vegetable 4 a price column shows 1.00 75 50 25 with Afghan Ci Sc and Siip spun Wool 5c as 75 58 25. The fragmentary text suggests cataloging entries for agricultural awards and related goods.
Renovation work continues with Wm Peyton and Fred H Manuel building a cellar and office for A Manuel at the end of his store. Willis Simms and George Bridger manage ground digging for the cellar. Martin Stuckleas Ben nett Fifield and Stewart Young renovate the exterior of Roberts Store on North Side for B J Linfield who bought it to be hauled next year as a storage room. S C Maley and Wm Raymond Boyd added a few coats of paint to Harbour interiors while Harbour teaching at Cro-7. Eric Pardy is at Harbour School and Miss Telford leads the Academy Kindergarten replacing Miss Bursey.
Magistrate Abbott and Tiger Tucker attended a Summer event on Tuesday. Mr. S Loveridge was present, returning on Wednesday the 1st.
A child, daughter of Mr Stanley Clarke and Mrs Clarke, died on Wednesday at the army post hospital from dysentery. The brief notice notes the cause of death and the families involved.
The note reports Jacob Moors nearing his ninety first birthday tomorrow. It notes he faced events last year and is aging fairly well despite health challenges.
A fragment lists numerous individuals connected to Harbour View Hotel and towns including Change Islands Laurenceton Grand Falls Campbellton Glovertown Exploits Joe Batt's Arm and Whi Decker. Names include Mrs E J Hyde Mrs Stephen Goodyear Ina Hicks Audrey Goodyear Adolph Cannings Gerald Matthews Harold Langden Miss S Harris and others.
Mr. LeGrow district agriculturist was in town on Wednesday and departed east the same day.
At Mrs. Cook's, John Godden, D. Fennemore, Barr'd Islands, Elias Cramm, Salt, Pond, J. Hicks, Merritt's Hr.
A clipped entry notes Schr Humber Fiter bringing a pad of fish from Labrador about one day south, with a course heading ENE and a day-ago arrival. The fragment hints at coastal trade and voyage direction but lacks full details.
Employment notice seeking a general maid. Apply to Mrs. E. Li at Ata Cour.
Fragmentary notice notes Tam ready to repair shoes and horse bits. Mentions Jan tee and prices. Repair shop named Fred Jen I Boot and Shoe Durre in unclear text. May reflect small-town services and old-fashioned trades.
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