Passenger boat to Lewisporte in four hours
A new passenger service offers rapid entry to Lewisporte within four hours and travels to any part of the bay. Accommodation is stated as good and fares are reasonable. Apply to David Wheeler.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
1
A new passenger service offers rapid entry to Lewisporte within four hours and travels to any part of the bay. Accommodation is stated as good and fares are reasonable. Apply to David Wheeler.
Mrs John Cook of North Side advertises available travellers or others for board and lodging with guaranteed comfortable accommodation.
Telegraph reports a storm at Saltzon Cove Bay de Verde injuring a dozen people. Gunning engineer F W Foote arrived to examine mining property at Green Bay. Hudson Bay Co plans to expand salmon operations with eight cold storage plants between Battle Harbour and Nain. Steamer Freikoll refloated after beached at Little Bay Islands and to be examined in St John’s. Forteau and Biane Sablon residents cut a shoreline line, crew of Beancis still onboard in danger.
The text notes a $375000 expenditure by the Company to upgrade machinery and equipment on Bell Island. Also reported is a fatal accident near Salmonier involving 22 year old William Walsh, who died after being crushed by a heavily loaded vehicle.
Harbor View Hotel offers sale adjacent to Memorial Hospital with facilities for first and second class boarders at reasonable rates. Steamers can be met by motor boat and taxi. lunch served all day. Includes a sample room for travelers, one fishing boat and engine, and shop or store rental available. Apply to Edward Young, Blacksmith.
A weekly Corner Brook publication proclaims full fourteenth page issues. The release touts progress and growing popularity with price details listed as one dollar per year and fifty cents per half year.
A recruitment style notice urges planting apple trees to keep children healthy, citing science. It advertises standard or low bush apple trees plus peach, plum trees, and climbing roses for fall delivery priced at 1.00 each and 990 per ton, by S. B. Wheeler.
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