Résultats

 Porcupine Advance, 10 Jan 1929, Section 1, p. 1     ...

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1929, p. 1, column 4     Oxford Rifles will train every Monday; shooting competition opens

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1929, p. 1, column 7     Toronto driver misses E.W. Nesbitt's car but knocks over gas pillar; fire follows at service station at junction of Dundas Street and highway to Ingersoll

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1929, p. 2, column 3     IOF members meet to bid farewell to Chief Ranger Phelps and Companion Phelps who are leaving Woodstock; Thrower, formerly of Bean & Westlake, leaves for Saskatchewan

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1929, p. 6, column 3     Local gun club holds Good Friday shoot

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Mar 1929, p. 14, column 1     At Capitol Theatre starting Apr. 1

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 1     Wreath placed at war memorial; Rev. Canon Appleyard and Col. W.T. McMullen were speakers

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 5     Ingersoll, Tillsonburg and Norwich cut off by terrific explosion at noon today; heavy windstorm blamed for occurrence; exact cause of explosion unclear

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 5     Central School, Princess School, Victoria School, Broadway School, and Chapel Schol

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 6     Newspaper on board the Empress of Australia gives account of Krupp's lecture about his visit to Korea given in the garb of a Korean gentleman

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 2, column 3     Club held banquet with Dutton as toastmaster; Chief Thompson rules aginst billboard displays of Burns-Johnson fight; Phelps and Frank, Woodstock millers, dissolve partnership

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 4, column 5     Marked decline in deaths in March: 12 vs. 18 in 1928; births, 22 in 1929, 23 in 1928; marriages, 7 in 1929, 9 in 1928

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 4, column 5     Building so far this year is double that of the first 3 months of 1928

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 5, column 1     25 horses sold by auctioneer Pullin in yard of Royal Hotel; prices ranges from $75-$187.

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Apr 1929, p. 5, column 1     Woodstock's oldest drayman enters his 36th year in the business with no intentions of retiring

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 2 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 2     Fire and Light Committee rejects permit application by T.L. McIntosh for remodelling house at 326 Dundas, former Chinese laundry business

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 2 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 4     Board of trade attempting to persuade Canadian trade commissioner to Australia to include Woodstock in his Canadian tour

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 2 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 7     Resided 55 years in Tillsonburg; held practically every municipal honor in the town and fostered many undertakings

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 2 Apr 1929, p. 2, column 3     Vegetable and small fruit growers of Woodstock and vicinity organize with Hersee as president

 Daily Sentinel-Review, 2 Apr 1929, p. 4, column 1     Underwood of Oxford Rifles band played Last Post and Reveille at memorial service for Foch