This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1941
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun charges 25 cents for notes of thanks memoriam announcements and similar notices. The paper, published in Twillingate Md, notes it cannot guarantee insertions for communications received after Wednesday noon and disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions.
The piece argues Soviet resistance slows Nazi advances as Leningrad and central front towns face danger. It cites widespread opposition to Hitler, Stalin's moderation, and Russia's aid to the Allies as pivotal to the war, while noting civil order and road safety tips in daily life.
On August 9 a report noted 80 schooners north of Hopedale without any fish. Stationers fared fairly well around Domino and nearby areas. Berry pickers resumed gathering blue and partridge berries as epplea supplies remained steady despite a wet spring.
The Maritime Merchant notes Nova Scotian canned salmon has sold well and urges early orders as supply tightens. With BC canning affecting UK imports under government control, Newfoundland packs are expected to climb, traders say, amid a tightening market.
Coplin was cast at Wild Cove Lite Harbour by Messia. Lewis Keefe and Abram Greenham reported a young harp seal shot offshore about three weeks ago. Its pelt weighed 52 pounds and was whipped at Ashbournes Ltd.
Miss Mamie Blanche Beauchamp weds Rev Georges Maxwell Andrews, rector of Trinity Parish, Tuesday morning at St Peter’s, officiated by Rev T F Honeygold, incumbent of Cow Beach Mission.
Advertisement seeks a reliable girl for general housework in a family with three children at Grand Falla. Good wages and fareadvanced. References preferred. Apply with full particulars to Grand Fadle Advertiser Grand Falla.
The U S Navy searches the Atlantic for a German submarine after torpedoing the Greer as orders from President Roosevelt direct pursuit. Soviet forces press a broad counterattack around Leningrad Kiev and Odessa with heavy fighting and new gains.
Russian defenders stand firm around Leningrad Kiev and Odessa. Germans may starve Leningrad into submission while Brusia war delays due to severe weather. Roosevelt warns submarines in Atlantic and orders patrols. British fighters aid Russia. plans for West Africa defense emerge as German arms flow from French ports.
Mrs. Harry Law with two children Carole and William James visits from Toronto to see her parents Mr and Mrs Mark Rid in Back Harbour. Salesmen Heber Harnett W Bandater G Tuff and others are in town this week. Mrs Harnett and daughter Dorothy toured Botwood and Grand Falls last week and returned Monday. Laura Sherpe arrived from St John’s last week. Magistrate and Mrs Abbott with daughter Audrey and son Carl came from St John’s on Saturday. Reverend G M Andrews visitor from Trinity West stayed with Sgt and Mrs Beauchamp on Saturday. Mr William Marcus Pound of Pound Circulation Service, St John’s, was in town on business. Miss Donia Anstey went to Loon Bay to teach. Mr and Mrs William Hayward visited from New Carlisle, Quebec. Mr Sandy Knight came from Moreton’s Hr on Monday.
The gazetted extension pushes DST to the first Sunday in November adding one month to the period. The change affects timekeeping across the region, aligning seasonal clocks with daylight patterns and coordinating schedules.
Dear Sir, please allow space to thank the Doctors who cared for my husband during his illness and all who assisted us. Thanks to those who sent wreaths, sprigs for the basket, letters, messages and sympathy cards. Mrs Vida Sharpe Crow Head.
A patient extends heartfelt gratitude to the Doctora Nurses and Staff of N D B Memorial Hospital for their kindness and care during a May stay wishing them blessing and continued diligence.
A brief note from Mrs. ELT YOUNG expresses gratitude to the people of Cwillingate and others who visited her, praising their kindness and encouraging continued good work in alleviating suffering.
During the week ending Sept. Teth the hospital admitted many patients including Miss Madeline Rowe Miss Ella Pelley Phineas Boone Mra Chesley Langdon and others from Botwood Gander Bay Pilley's Isle and St. John's. August saw 3128 days of care 100.9 average daily census 99 admissions 93 discharges 13 births and 1 death Pearce Brett Jon Batt Arm died Sept. 2 and Arthur Blake Gander Bay died Sept. 1.
Confederation Life notes that Mr Thomas Loder, having enlisted several months ago, has now joined the Navy. The report confirms the transition from civilian duty to naval service with the recent removal of his ban.
Ida M Clarke arrives from the fishery Inet week amid a 1759 quintal shipment. Local officials note the unexpected volume and new trade movements linked to the port markets.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.