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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented local budget notice covers ward 25 amid arrests for speeding and hospital conditions. Mentions a mayor, legal actions, and a circus visit. notes deaths, survivals, and city sports events with scattered names and dates.
Fragmented wartime report recounts action near Steenbeck in Flanders with references to Newfoundlanders, machine gun fire, and heavy casualties. Describes troops steadying amid bombardment, some wounded, others returning to their units, amid a chaotic battlefield narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text describes attempts to help comrades and a chaotic scene around a Baujex location. Details are unclear and several words are garbled, limiting safe extraction of specific names, dates, or outcomes.
The Supreme Court in circuit terms arrived Sunday while the court on Monday heard motions. One major case involved a property dispute over a deed conditioned on support payments. The executor contested the deed cancellation, and a ruling ordered the retention of specific property valued at $400 with costs. A separate incident described a tense scene ending with a threat and a court appearance.
Official notice from the Marine & Fisheries department announces a white light will be moved from the tower to a pole on Leos Lachem boiited area, replacing the lower red light. dated August 23 1817 with follow up September 8 1592.
A garbled passage mentions Boers, Sats, and Koneys in a jumble of place names and names like Terakhan Works and Ces ety. The fragment hints at legal or trust actions and a court or public event but details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a request to the Governor via secretary of state and a War Committee on a Cres Art matter. Circulars and British Belt Cros Tels are referenced with several unreadable phrases and dates.
Proceedings recorded Tuesday June 27 discuss taxation and timber exports, with officials like Hervey, Bird Rye, and Choe amid calls for special rates and war relief. The session references Red Cross, Newfoundland aid, and appeals to Governor and state leaders for support.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered byzantine phrases and names such as Majesties UUs Wa pt Queen and Aloeanaia. It mentions committees and positions like Secretetary-Treasurer and a Path Mail, with unclear references to a council or commission and dated props.
Bray Ha Begomes Thr And Beauts appears as a garbled OCR snippet. It references names or entities unclear, with no coherent events, dates, or places to anchor a factual summary. The fragmentary text lacks readable context to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
A partial OCR reading notes a meeting of a local committee with references to a report and actions near a central location. Details are unclear, but the fragment indicates committee deliberations and possible passage of a measure.
A damaged and garbled historical text discusses the Public Service Theatre Company and a proposed war related plan to extend electricity usage. It references the American Telegraph Company, the Morris Arm area, and estimates large potato and United States crop production figures for 1916. The passage presents uncertain details about dates, places, and entities, with a focus on anticipated electricity deployment and related industrial and agricultural statistics.
Fragmented OCR text mentions various scattered phrases and names with no clear events. It reads as a garbled mix of words including look and feel clean and fresh daily, foreign phrases, and scattered proper nouns. No coherent story, date, or location can be established from the readable portion.
Hon. Mr Bishop and Mr Gloss spar over wording and powers in committee. Discussion centers on water power use and the phrase heat for power, with motions to amend and defer. The Pilotage Bill advances from the committee stage while the Army Transportation Bill is not pursued, with the next sitting set for 4:30.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a Tuesday event near Boydes Cave with Edgar Griestrand and a Thursday move to Ratwood by Clyde to later pyre Sonesre muere. Details are obscured and entities are uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references a cow named James Groat from Mitaone Otario with unclear health notes. The readable segments mention years, wine, and someone named Gab, but no coherent event or outcome is established. The source is too garbled to determine a verifiable news item or date.
Fragmented OCR text references a discharge and department action related to Falvey earth schpiar with a 280 Falvey location. Details are unclear and incomplete. Entities and exact actions cannot be determined from the readable fragments.
A notice outlines advertising terms: 16 inch te WO inches at 20 per inch with all rates confirmation. It notes an Above 100 inches Special Refer Rate card available on request.
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