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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
2
A vessel named Acquall fehooner owned by Mr Joseph Were of Little Hr ran aground in Main Tickler ou and after discharging ballast was freed with motor launches. Partial damage occurred to the hull and crew faced steering difficulties. Magistrate Seat and Constable Talk investigated local disturbances near Herring Neck and a prior confrontation. Local weddings and ceremonies noted with Rev Bepley Whew preparing to perform.
The fragment notes Ambros Nrett of Merton’s Br with two youths from Tillioe and mentions Humphries and Dwyer appearing this week. References to air Sellers representing Britis Clothing Co and Clyde Tharenay arrival. Fishing activity described as good the past week with steady weather and busy tides. Second Baxiveer Baokinguaw and a guest stay at the Clyde area. Alfred Hill ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Arthur Blacker visiting St Jobs friends. Prospero Saturday retained.
The marriage of William Blachlarchlar and Kale Staine took place at the Merbudiet parsonage on Tuesday. The ceremony united the couple, both connected to Robert Staine of Crow Head, in a modest local church setting.
The St Anpwew's Wontans Association holds a supper and dance at Wade on Friday October 3 at 8 30 pm Tickets 40 cents to be bought by members and at local stores A note mentions Egypt in 1678 and two boats captured by German raiders. restored with a dozen letters and a good name for the event.
A disjointed scene captures a heated exchange with interruptions and taunts. Voices haggle over actions and motives, mentioning a cat and a battler, while spectators push for a clear answer as tensions rise.
A rough OCR fragment presents a garbled letter with names such as Jimmy Jobsin and Sir Edgar Rows. The passage hints at financial requests, replies, and threats of raising bread prices, with scattered place names and personal references, but many words are unreadable.
Fragmentary text references a person or entity and a payment of a fee on a Thursday. Details are illegible and names or places cannot be confirmed.
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