Twillingate Sun advertising and subscription note
The Twillingate Sun lists subscription rates of 1.00 yearly to Newfoundland 1.29 to Canada and 1.50 to other countries paid in advance. Advertising rates are 25 cents per inch for short ads with contract pricing for long-term display ads. Notes of thanks memoriam and announcements cost 25 cents each. The paper disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions.
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Twillingate
Mld
Roberts
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
P M D Fund Urged to Aid Coast Storm Dependents
Twillingate dispatch notes that the Permanent Marine Disasters Fund will be relied on again to support dependents of August coast storm victims. It argues for a special vote to boost relief, cites fishing industry needs, and calls for united effort from producers and traders to sustain recovery and livelihoods.
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P.M.D
Martine Disasters
United Kingdom
Gulf incident dinghy drift likely from Canadian side
The crew of the Bessie Marie recovered a dinghy suspected to have drifted from the Canadian side of the Gulf. Winds during the August gale were strongest from the south west on the West Coast and easterly on the S E Coast, supporting the drift theory.
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Gulf
S. E
Salved Fish From Illfated Fayal Reaches Shore at Fogo Tickle
About 800 quintals of fish were salvaged from the illfated Fayal in Fogo Tickle last week and said to be undamaged by water. Crews hoped to recover more fish before the last heavy sea on Tuesday.
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Fayal
Fogo
Possible delay of England General Election amid Ethiopian crisis
The report notes a potential postponement of England's General Election due to unfolding Ethiopian crisis conditions. No firm date or official confirmation is given, but discussions center on national stability and election logistics amid international events.
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England
Shipping News items from Labrador voyage notes
The Grace Lorraine under Andrew Bourden arrived from the Labrador with 900 bris. of fish. The M. W. Grace Boehner under William Gillett left Sydney and diverted to St John’s, coal cargo bound for Gillett Facey and Hodge Brothers. Cinderella visited with Mr K Oakley representing Steer Bros. and Purity Factories. Hattie Heckman under John Oake seen at Indian Harbour en route home with 1400 gits. Bessie Marie carried coal to Moreton’s Harbour for F N Osmond. Love Flyer finished fish runs at Tizzard’s Harbour and Summerford then loaded for St John’s. Cape Pine called in on the way to St Anthony. Mimmie and Matilda and W J Bishop returned fishery traffic en route south.
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Scbr
Grace Lorraine
Andrew Bourden
Labrador
M. W. Grace Boehner
Wm Gillett
Sydney
St. John’s
Theschr
Gillett & Facey
Hodge Brothers
Cinderella
K. Oakley
Steer Bros
Purity Factories
Sdr
Hattie Heckman
John Oake
Indian Harbour
M. V
Bessie Marie
Moreton’s
F. N. Osmond’s
M.S. Love Flyer
Tizzard’s
Summerford
Hodge Brothers and Ashbournes
St John's
S. S
Cape Pine
St. Anthony
Swhrs
Mimnie & Matilda
W. J. Bishop
South
Repairs underway at Parish Hall after fire at The Primmer House
Workmen are repairing the Parish Hall damaged by a recent fire at The Primmer House. H Reader and J Taylor oversee the project with Roy Manuel handling woodwork, Stanley Anstey painting, and Joseph Roberts supervising chimney work.
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Messrs
Roy Manuel
Stanley Anstey
Joseph Roberts
Child Scalded Death Shocks Family in Tragic Accident
Grace Marie Young seven months old died after a kettle of hot water fell from a stove at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Young on Tuesday. She died Wednesday from heart failure and was buried Thursday at the United Church cemetery South Side with community sympathy.
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Alfred Young
Grace Marie
United Church Cemetery
South Side
Local travelers depart by Clyde and Kyle lines heading to Boston New York and other towns
Mrs Arthur Blackler and Miss Mildred Manuel left by Clyde on Tuesday for Lewisporte en route to New York. Miss E J Gard and Miss Blanche Stuckless also traveled by Clyde toward Boston. Multiple people visited home towns for vacations and winter stays with various departures noted including Rev J A Burden and Rev H M Davis returning or traveling through the area to Change Islands Battle Harbour Exploits and Grand Falls.
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Arthur Blackler
Mildred Manuel
Clyde
Lewisporte
New York
E. J. Gard
Blanche Stuckless
Boston
Stuckless
Gard
Manuel
Robert Pennell
Millertown Junction
Carl Anatey
Grand Falls
J. A. Burden
Kyle
Carbonear
Augustus Bridle
Manse
Martin Luther
Battle Harbour
Rev. McKim
Change Islands
W. Garland
H. A. House
British Import Co
Change Isles
H. M. Davis
Davis
Little Bay Island
Pure Breed Ewes Arriving for Twillingate Sheep Upgrade
Twillingate readers hear that the T Gate Community Club has secured fifty pure bred breeding ewes arriving soon. Two government supplied rams will aid the program while local scrub rams must be castrated to prevent inbreeding. Applications to care for ram allotments are invited, with distribution decided by club vote and a five year service agreement beginning in 1936.
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T'gate Community Club
Twillingate
Gov't Agriculture Department
T’gate
Local Names List of Residents and Towns
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and family names tied to Newfoundland towns including Newstead, Boyd's Cove, Wild Cove, Lewisporte, St. John's, Joe Batt's Arm, Campbelton, Millertown, and Carmanville. Readable items indicate a community roster or notice section.
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Joseph Newman
Ronald Newman
Boyd’s Cove
J. R. Wells
Wild Cove
W.B. Hamel Head
John Head
Newstead
Leslie Lacey
Rheuben Snow
Stewart Harnett
Campbelton
Fred Spencer
Lewisporte
W. Parsons
St. John’s
John Wells
Joe Batt
D. Tuck
Carmanville
Robert Pennell
Millertown
Road Traffic duty on leaving accident details
The article outlines that after a road vehicle accident the driver must stop and provide name and address, plus the owner's details and vehicle identifiers if requited. If the driver fails to comply they must report the incident to a police station within twenty four hours.
Island communities seek ram protection during service
Cultural department plans interchange of Rams between Island sections to ensure high service quality. T'gate Community Club will accept written applications from each Island section during the period to arrange proper ram protection.
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Cld. Rams
T’gate Community Club
Rival Football Clash Sparks Revival For Silver Cup
A.L.B. and T.A.A. contest the Silver Cup at Wanderers Cricket Club with two recent games. A 5 3 win by the T.A.A. followed a Thursday 1 1 draw. Walter Pelley starred for A.L.B. in defense. Referee S. G. Moors officiated.
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A.L.B
T.A.A
Wanderers Cricket Club
Three Year Wood Contracts At Port Hope Simpson
The Welsh firm secures a three year deal to cut 120000 cords or 60000 tons of wood at Port Hope Simpson and other locations, averaging 40000 cords per year. The arrangement is set to boost local employment at P H Simpson.
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Port Hope Simpson
P.H. Simpson
Lantern Service and Lecture Aids Bible Society Work
Rev McKin and Rev Butler spoke at Frazer Hall and Marshall Hall on consecutive nights to support the Bible Society. Proceeds from gatherings totaled around 23 dollars with 15 dollars collected at the Monday meeting chaired by Mr T W Ashbourne.
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McKin
Frazer Hall
The
Bible Society
Butler
T.W. Ashbourne
Marshall Hall
Randell and Roberts Wed in S S United Church Ceremony
Miss Bessie Jane Randell daughter of Mrs Henry Stuckless and Harvey Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Roberts were married Thursday evening at the S S United Church in a service conducted by Rev Burden.
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S.S. United Church
Burden
Bessie Jane Randell
Henry Stuckless
Harvey Roberts
Lewis Roberts
Mrs Eli Earle Dies of Cancer at 39
Mrs Eli Earle died at the Ara on Thursday morning after a battle with cancer at age 39. Funeral services were held today conducted by Rev. Burden.
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Ara
Eli Earle
Rev
Burden
Death of Robert Nicholas at sea with Virgin Arm companions
Robert Nicholas of Virgin Arm died abroad last week while away from home in a boat with men from Virgin Arm. He had been suffering from tuberculosis.
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Robert Nicholas
Virgin Arm
Virgin ‘Arm
Italo Abyssinian dispute dominates Geneva reports
Reports from St John’s Newfoundland describe fishing crews rescued near Tron Bound Isles and landings at Conception Harbour. Other items note Italo Abyssinian tension, Mussolini’s war powers, and Geneva despatches on the Committee of Five’s failed mediation.
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St. John's
Kyle
St. John’s
Tron
Isles
Francis
Conception
Oporto
Board of Trade
Belleoram
Doctor’s ‘Cove
Fortune Bay
Lamaline
Brigus
John Hope Simpson
Bell Island
Whitbourne
Geneva
Abyssinia
Mussolini
League
Britain
Mediterranean
London
Libya
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Customs Department
Wesleyville
Coronet
Valleyfield
Department of Natural Resources
N. L. MacPherson
Fishery Research Bureau
Bay Bulls
Committee of Five
Gov't Commission
Commissioner For Natural Resources
Labrador
Crosbie
Hr. Grace
St. John's Bank
A. B. Banks
Notre Dame Bay
Fortune Harbour
Dole
Gottle’s Cove
Twils Litigate
Notre Dame Neag
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Confederation Life
Shipping News
Primmer House
H. Reader
J Taylor
TAY & CO Inc
George Foote
Child
Mrs. Harnett
Exploits
Prospero
Mrs
Walter Pelley
A.L
S. G. Moors
Horr
Loon Bay
Little Bay Islande
Straits
Labrado
Brigua
Bernard O'Keefe
Grace
Marystown
Hr. Buffett
Kingswell
Petitforte
Doctor's Cove
Pushthrough
Hant
Cape Breton
J. F. Evans
Schr
Joe Louis
Detroit
Max Baer
Dempsey
Baer
Committee of 5
Eric Drummond
Rome
Samuel Hoare
League of Nations
Weston Stirling
Misa Irene Stirling
Canon Stirling
Grace Hospital
Robert Howlett
Bank of Montreal
General Hospital
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