Twillingate Sun advertising and subscription terms
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription rates of 1.00 per year for Newfoundland and higher rates for Zona areas, with option to pay in advance. Advertising prices include 25 cents per inch for short term notices and contract rates for long term ads, plus 25 cent notes and memorials. The paper notes it cannot guarantee insertions for letters received after Wednesday noon and disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
S. Roberts
Newfoundland
Gszada
England
U.S. A
Provisions to Ethiopia Italy Ethiopia League and war risk
The item questions whether Italy should accept or Ethiopia refuse the provisions offered and what action the League could take. It warns the stance may invite new difficulties involving major powers and potentially a broader conflict.
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Ethiopia
Italy
League
Straw Vote and Budget Questions Stir Debate on Governance
A discussion urges publishing government expenditures and scrutinizing the 1935 36 estimates. It questions past budget items, new appointments, and salaries while demanding transparency on fishery representatives and schooners funded by the Resources Department. The piece calls for candor from leaders and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentham
Resources Department
John Hope Simpson
Alderdice
Trade Commissioner's Office
London
Will the League Hold or Fade in Italy-Ethiopia Crisis
The article weighs whether Italy and Ethiopia will clash or if the League of Nations can avert hostilities at Geneva. It discusses potential outcomes, sanctions, and the roles of Britain France and other powers as tensions rise in northern Abyssinia and across Europe.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Council of the League
Geneva
League
Japan-Manchuria
Japan
Germany
Mussolini
Adowa
Europe
Africa
England
Egypt
AI. B
T.A
France
Laval
Abyssinia
Committee of Five
Small Boat Recovered From Gulf Pilot Vessel Incident
In the Gulf, the M. V. Bessie Marie encountered a small clinker-built dinky that the crew towed aboard. A collar fragment remained on the stem, and the craft carried one set of paddies, two small buckets and a sail.
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Gulf
St. Paul's Island
M. V
Bessie Marie
Clocks Do Not Remain On Daylight Saving Time
The note states clocks will not shift back the one hour until October 6, delaying standard time change.
Agriculture officials meet at Court House on Miss Audrey trip
Mr. A. B. Banks Director of Agriculture and Mr. S. R. James District Representative arrived by motor boat Miss Audrey on Thursday and met the Community Club at the Court House to discuss agricultural matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Banks
S. R. James
Audrey
Court House
Petitions Shape Dog Restriction Talk in Community
Losses of farm stock and garden damage stir debate over dog rules. Public meeting last spring led to a Community Club backed petition seeking dog restrictions and a tax from one to two dollars with area bans. Hawke's Bay whaling station noted as busy. August schedule hints at week by week planning.
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South Island
Commission
Hawke's
Barbour
Local residents travel and visit 球
Mrs. (Rev) R. F. Mercer of Catalina visited her daughter Mrs. Thomas Grimes on Thursday week. Allan Ridout toured the Bank in St. John's last week and spent holidays in Laurenceton before heading to Fogo. Travelling salesman T B Mylrea promotes the Book of Knowledge for Amalgamated Press Ltd. and the British Educational Society, after leaving London for Canada years ago. The Rident family leaves Laurenceton for Toronto after three years abroad, with Arthur Manuel J W Minty and T G W Ashbourne returning by the Clyde on Monday. The Manuels J C Loveridge and Frank Anstey arrive from Lewisporte on Wednesday. Rev. Butler travels to Exploits by Clyde Tuesday for a Deanery meeting, returning by Prospero yesterday. Mrs. Bailey and children head by the Clyde to Fall River, Massachusetts. Mrs. Joseph Mudford and daughter Mrs. Parsons arrive by Prospero from St. John's on Thursday week. Pierce Powell and Harley Roberts arrive from Port Hope Simpson by Kyle on Wednesday morning. Miss Hazel Loveridge departs by Kyle Wednesday for Greenspond. Rev. J A Burden journeys south by the Kyle to Carbonear on Wednesday.
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R. F. Mercer
Catalina
Prospero
Thomas Grimes
Allan Ridout
St. John’s
Fogo
T. B. Mylrea
W. Garland
Book of Knowledge
Amalgamated Press Ltd
London
England
British Educational Society
Canada
George Rident
Laurenceton
Toronto
Arthur Manuel
J. W. Minty
T G.W. Ashbourne
Clyde
Manuel
J. C. Loveeridge
Frank Anstey
Lewisporte
Butler
Exploits
Rev
Bailey
Fall River
Mass
Joseph Mudford
Parsons
William Ball
Little Bay Islds
Schr
Dorothy M. Jean
Labrador
Aux Sdr
Marie Yvonne
Joseph Medill
Rogland
Gibralter J
Gibralter
Malta
Suez
Commission of Government
Commissioner For Natural Resources
Salt Codfish Board
League Council
Geneva
Lunenburg Schr
Blue Nose
Plymouth
Walters
Mings Bight
Milton Hussey, Ltd
Montreal
Pike
Grace
Thorburn
St. John's
Bennett
Grand Fall
Italy
Adriatic
Labour Party
Badland
Sir Stafford, Cripps
Lord
Ponsoney
Lyons denies Australia opposes sanctions on Italy
Premier Lyons of Australia denied in London last week that his government voted to oppose economic sanctions against Italy, calling the report false as the matter awaited League action and possible sanctions.
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Lyons
Australia
London
Italy
League
Clyde to Resume South ND Bay Run on Friday
The Clyde will resume its Friday South ND Bay service on the 27th, with a Railway Ad on Page Two. The steamer is expected to make two trips on this route next week.
Husband Gave Good Advice
Mrs William Matthews of Charleston Newfoundland writes that two years of backache kidney and bladder trouble ended after her husband urged a trial of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She recovered enough to work in the garden and praises the medicine for ending months of suffering.
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Charleston
William Matthews
Bonavista Bay
Dodd
Debate Over Name Abyssinia Ethiopia Causes Tensions
A fragment discusses whether to use Abyssinia or Ethiopia for the country name. The Anisoanational Geographical Society backs Ethiopia with official sanction, while Ethiopians oppose Abyssinia citing historical usage and political implications.
United Church Girls Organize Into Groups
Over 100 girls join the United Church program week with Miss Etta Campbell and Mrs. J. A. Burden guiding the formation of N G I T Explorers and Playmates. Officers, leaders, and group assignments for North and South Sides are listed.
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United Church
Etta Campbell
J. A. Burden
Jesus
N.G.I. T
North Side
South Side
N.G.I.T
Dept
Muriel Roberts
A. Bulgin
Netta Hodder
Sarah
Fishing fleet lists catch totals and masters at Twillingate and Moreton's
From the Fishery notes vessels at Twillingate Buller Harry Ran dell master 300 bris Reginald P Bennett Rogers master 270 qtls Carrie Annie Robert Grenville master 250 qtls Gloria Jean Joshua Jenkins master 250 qtls Herring Neck Jessie Grandy Richard Gosse master loaded Moreton's Hr Miss Rideout Alphaeus Rideout master 550 qtls Chanceport Morley Jones master 300 qtls Kate and Ruth Abram Horwood master 400 qtls Ruby Helen Norman Smallmaster 180 qtls Elva Nellie Frank Boyde master 450 qtls Calvin B Elijah Boyde master 300 qtls Clara H Gertrude R Grenville Tarr Cecil Butler Comfort Juan tita M M Gardner Maritime They left Sept 18th.
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Twillingate —Buller
Harry Randell
Reginald P
Bennett Rogers
Carrie Annie
Robert Grenville
Gloria Jean
Joshua Jenkins
Jessie Grandy
Richard Gosse
Moreton’s
Miss Rideout
Alphaeus Rideout
Chanceport
Morley Jones
Kate and Ruth
Abram Horwood
Ruby Helen
Norman Smallmaster
Elva Nellie
Frank Boyde
Calvin B
Elijah Boyde
Shipping Movements At Ashbournes Ltd Reports
M S Lone Flyer arrived Monday from St Johns to Ashbournes Ltd. M V Bessie Marie reached Ashbournes Ltd on Wednesday from Sydney with coal via the Straits. Motor launch Bonnie Nell departed Monday north with the Travelling Clinic under Dr and Mrs Jacobs. Customs motor ship Shulmanite was in port last Saturday.
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M.S. Lone Flyer
Ashbournes Ltd
St John’s
M.V
Bessie Marie
Sydney
Straits
Bonnie Nell
Alberta Voted for Sante Claus
A fragment notes Alberta voting for Santa Claus, reflecting a holiday themed preference or celebration. The readable text centers on a festive figure and regional sentiment without additional context or dates.
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Alberta
Bible Society visits branch for Wednesday meeting
Rev. R. T. McKim spoke to the local Bible Society branch last week during an evening gathering. He urged continued support and shared reflections on outreach work in the community.
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R. T. McKim
The
Bible Society
Commission of Government reviews potato turnip grading Act
Notices outline proposed single potato grade not less than 1.75 inches and turnip minimum diameter of 4 inches with inspectors to enforce. Also reports the 103rd and 104th meetings on local laws for natural resources, fish marketing, and cod fisheries regulations amid broader international and maritime updates.
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St. John’s
Commission of Government
Waval
France
Geneva
League
Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Rome
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Secretary For Customs
Shhr
Goose Cove
Labrador
Nuremberg
Germany
Hitler
League of Nations Assembly
Litvinoff
Russia
England
Capt. Knee
SS. Home
Salt
R. Guakue
Portugal
Paris
Poland
Romania
Evcador
the “ League
Coe Ong Hig Barter
of St. John’s
Thebirdeen
Leo. Kelly
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Confederation Life
Marion Mint
Ethel Jacobs
Mia
Wim Moore
Claude Colbourne
Emily Roberts
Sarah Troake
Kate Stockley
Lily Verge
Vera Hodder
Ada Young
Ruby Roberts
Emma Young
Sadie Powell
Edna Warr
Frank Pardy
Donna Rideout
Jean Lege
Phoebe Linfeld
Clara H
Gertrude
R. Grenville
Tarr
Cecil Butler
Comfort
Juantita
M. M. Gardner
Maritime
Shipping News
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