Twillingate Sun Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
The Twillingate Sun states subscription costs of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland 1.29 Canada 1.50 other countries and requires advance payment. Advertising rates include 25 cents per inch for short term display ads with long term contracts available and notes of thanks memoriam and announcements priced at 25 cents each. The paper notes no guarantee on late letters and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
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Twillingate
Mid
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
England
U.S. A
Reopened Schools Seek Practical Syllabus for Future Workforce
A Word In Season School resumes with focus on practical curricula and professional knowledge. The Education Department plans targeted instruction and cheaper books to align learning with everyday life and future occupations, while stressing teacher responsibility and student effort.
Coastal Wharf Repairs Continue After New Section Opened
The coastal wharf section is finished and repairs extend toward the shore. Piling advances well as crews work to keep the structure in its original location.
First Arrival Hero From Fishery Returns Afloat
Confederation Life reports the first arrival hero from the Fishery this year. Edward ard Long and George Gillett master the schr. tied up Sunday with 159 brls secured at Battle Harbor, with hook and fines and travel duties.
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Edward Ard Long
George
Gillett
Tie
Harbovur
Fish Carrier Fayal Lost at Fogo in Channel Wreck
The Portugese ship Fayal is a total wreck at Western Tickle Fogo after striking a rock at the harbour entrance. It had 12 000 quintals on board and 576 tons gross with 16 crew. Captain Paiva commanded from the Southwest Coast voyage for Newfoundland exporters. Local agent C A Moreira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Natural Resources
Western Tickle
Fogo
C. A. Moreira
Paiva
Newfoundland Labrador Export Company
Earle & Sons
Motor launch W. Garland returns from south voyage
Job Barbour owner and master returned Thursday with the motor launch W. Garland. Captain Barbour had been selling the Kelvin Bogine and had aboard two commercial men Messrs Reader Taylor and Millrae of St. John’s.
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W. Garland
Job Barbour
Barbour
Messrs. Reader
Taylor and Millrae
St. John’s
Pyon announces daughter Merle Lorraine wed Osmond at St. Peter's
Mr and Mrs Wm Pyon announce the marriage of their daughter Merle Lorraine to Mr Otto O Osmond. The ceremony was at 6 30 this evening at St Peter's Church.
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Wm. Pyon
Merle Lorraine
Otto O. Osmond
St. Peter’s Church
Firework in Parish Hall Sunday School Room Alarmed by Scholars
A fire broke out in the floor of the Sunday School room at the Parish Hall last Friday week between 1 and 2 p.m. It was stopped by swift action prompted by scholars alarm and rapid response from workers summoned by Mr. Harnett, preventing serious damage.
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Harnett
In Loving Memory of Francis Weir
In Loving Memory of our dear father Francis Weir who departed this life Sept 6 1934. We cannot think of him as dead who walks with us no more along the path of life he has gone before. But still this silent ministry within our hearts has place as when on earth he walked with us inserted by his daughter Blanche.
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Francis Weir
Blanche
Annie Simms Dies at 44 Beloved Wife of Henry
Annie Simms died Wednesday at Back Harbour aged 44. Funeral at St Peter's yesterday conducted by Rev. Butler. She was the wife of Henry Simms.
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Back Harbour
Annie
Henry Simms
St. Peter's
Butler
Lost glove reported between Carter's Shop and Jenkin's Cove
A ladies' grey kid glove is lost between Carter's Shop and Jenkin's Cove. Please leave the glove at this office for collection.
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Carter
Jenkin’s Cove
Finder
For Sale Boat 16 Feet with Sails and Paddles
For sale a 16 foot boat with a topsail sailing gear and paddles included. Readable details note its suitability for fishing and small lake use.
Government Petitions Plan Winter Stone Crushing Program
Noxra East Water sources report the 101st government meeting approving periodic department work statements. Public Utilities to crush stone for winter road projects. two new walls to boost six crushers. Two sites in St John’s to run half-time work for about 200 men. others between Holyrood and Carbonear.
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St. John's
Commission of
Gov't
Public Utilities
Holyrood
Carbonear
Natural Resources and Public Utilities
Salmonier
Renews Island
Rame D. H. Wheeler
Council of the
League of Nations
Jeze
Ethiopia
France
England
Turkey
Poland
Spain
Russia
Litvinoff
Customs Dept
Nipper
Green Bay
Joyce Hunt
Geneva
Italy
Marie Yvonne
Joseph Madill
Montreal
Newcastle-on-Tyne
U. S
Porteau
Sydney
Germany
Nad
Huey Long
Labrador Territory Considers Peat and Forest Resource Plans
The Commissioner for Natural Resources discusses permitting second hand flour barrel exports and repealing the Labrador Act. A peat drainage study by Dr. W. G. Ogg leads to experimental reclamation near Markland. Government funding and control planned for pulp wood and lumber on a Reid Nild Company area with a winter start. Logging shifts from Salmonier line to 8000 cords, possible extended lease at Gaiada Bay with Crown reversion if output targets fail. Labour shift to Labrador Dev. Co. and notes from Geneva and Sir Samuel Hoare. The emperor of Ethiopia withdraws troops amid border tensions. A dory from the Annie Young is reported near Cow Head. the ship’s crew is seven. Millertown camps full. employment urged. Badger and Bishop’s Falls seek workers.
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Italy
League
Five
Ethiopia
Oporto
Cape Agulhas
St. John's
Fudge
Sothern
Flemish Cap
Marie Yvonne
Joseph Madill
Huey Long
Louisiana
Weiss
Pavy
Long
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Samuel Hoare
England
Eden
League Council
Dr. Benes
Czechoslovakia
Scr
M. Symons
Edwards’ Reef
Department of Natural Resources
Musgrave Hr
Mark Roberts
Eva King
Sam King
Lamaline
Grady
Dept. of Natural Resources
Min
Keating's Cove
Hr. Buffett
Huey Loox
Commissioner For Natural Resources
Labrador
Dottor W. G. Ogg
Markland
Reid Nild Company
Saluonier
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Gaiada Bay
Gov't
Crown
Mussolini
Schr
Annie Young
Cow Head
Penney & Sons
Ramea
Millertown
Badger
Bishop's Falls
Cabled advices from Portugal on codfish prices and troop movements
Reports from Portugal say codfish has fallen to 25 shillings for large and 20 shillings for small. Despatches note Britain and Italy reinforcing troops. Malta is a key point of Mediterranean defense with 1200 troops landed yesterday. France backs Britain at Geneva with smaller powers behind to authorize action if Mussolini rejects. A separate line mentions Albert Boland, six, at a chapel in Bal.
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Portugal
Italy
East Africa
Britain
Malta
France
Geneva
Mussolini
League Council
Albert
James Boland
Calvert
Agnetttn A. Dary
Shipping News from Moreton Harbours and Labrador coasts
Marine Trader capt Terra ville cleared customs after fish from Moreton Harbour. Bessie Grace George Hallett master arrived Labra dor with 700 brns. M P Cashin 600. Beulah 300. Ethel H R Carroll and Stanley Smith 700 each. Dorothy ferries fish to Waldron’s Cove for Hodge Brothers and Ashbournes. Ashley at Nippers Harbour taking pit props from Labrador Dev Co. Robert Gordon back to Tizzard's Harbour loaded. Grace Lorraine 909, Violet Carrie near full, Edna Louise 300 jigging at Lower Cutthroat. Carrie Annie loaded. Heckman offshore with 800.
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Terraville
Moreton’s
Bessie Grace
George Hallett
Labrador
Stanley Smith
S. Lambert
Dorothy
F. Luther
W. Curtis
Waldron’s Cove
Hodge Brothers and
Ashbournes
Frdm
S.S. Ashley
Nipper’s Harbour
Labrador Dev. Co
Northern Trading Co
Jab Bros. and Co
Scr
Robert Gordon
Titus Lockemaster
Tizzard
Swhrs
Grace Lorraine
Violet Carrie
Edna Louise
Carrie Annie
Heckman
Local residents and students leave towns for schools and teaching posts
Miss E Campbell travels from Exploits to organize the United Church group in Clyde. Several youths and teachers depart for St Johns, Sackville College, Grand Falls, Deer Lake, and local schools. Names include Gillett, White, Ashbourne, LeGrow, Manuel, Anstey, Snelgrove, and Jenkins as they take up positions or visit family.
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E. Campbell
Clyde
Exploits
N.G
United Church
Herbert Gillett
John Gillett
St. John's
Walter Wood
Sackville College
T.G.W. Ashbourne
St. John’s
Robert Pennell
Millertown Junction
Elizabeth Young
South Side
E.C. Menzies
St. John
N.B
Rev. I. Butler
St. Jonn's
Prospero
Archibald Lunnen
John T. White
Deer Lake
Ernest Hamlyn
Grand Falls
George Hamlyn
Crow Head
Matthew H. LeGrow
Little Harbour
Arthur Manuel
Samuel LeGrow
The
Arm Academy
Tizzard
Snelgrove
Humphries
Jenkin’s Cove
Rose Forward
Academy
Everett Whiteway
Bluff Head
Cove
R. P. Jenkins
S. Hickman
Central School
R. P. James
Cane
Trene Anstey
James Anstey
Harbour
Doris
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Itis
Noxra East
Council
Baron Aloisi
h.—Commission of Gov't
Herring Board
Idwayf & Co.» Inc
Centre St
New York City
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