Results

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 3     Board committee will endeavor to bring new factories to Woodstock; will cooperate with council

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Apr 1929, p. 6, column 3     Performance included local amateurs in dancing competition; winners were: Peggy Woods, Rosie Scalisi, and Ken Revell

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Apr 1929, p. 6, column 6     Local post office issuing average of 20 licenses per day for 1929/30; deadline extended two weeks

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Apr 1929, p. 7, column 1     Light St. resident seen off by friends at CNR station as he returns to Scotland to attend his seriously ill mother

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 1     Board would have council name Taylor as Inspector of Milk and Meat; mayor opposed, saying meat inspection should be at slaughter houses not at butcher shops

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 2     Ald. Burston alleges rats harbored in refuse behind 370 Dundas St.; property owners of adjoining premises advised to lodge complaint with Board of Health

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 3     Suicide attempt in rooming house prevented by intervention of police escort; Peterson sentenced for harassing a young woman and chasing her

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 6     New group of local business men and farmers assume control of Maple Dairy; president is Canfield; Norman Schell, vice-president, J.L. Coles, treasurer, Reg West, secretary; Harvey Longworth and E.F.

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 7     Washout 2 miles north of Hickson derails freight train engine and one car; torrential rains and electrical storm caused considerable damage

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 2, column 3     Grenfell adresses meeting in the Woodstock opera house; Hart telephone line, south of Woodstock, being extended; Plattsville business men issue statement of People's Railway project

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 5, column 1     Brady and Waterhouse have purchased insurance business in Ingersoll formerly owned by Macaulay

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Apr 1929, p. 7, column 2     Photos of Butler and Moss ; Butler, young Woodstock artist, has written new song to be sung next week at the Capitol Theatre by Mott, young Buffalo singer

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 1     Capt. Williams speaks at "Y" fireside service; draws many lessons from personal experience

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 2     Report that much wanted man was in district drew city police into chase; letter posted in Woodstock believed hoax as Shaw is illiterate

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 4     Worked smooth fraud on Thamesford Hotel proprietor by means of specimen cheque

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 5     BCI principal addresses Rotary Club on a teacher's responsibilities

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 5     Ex-service men of city plan gathering to makr Vimy Ridge anniversary

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 7     Accounts for patients in provincial hospitals now unpaid for well over year; liability of municipality under the Act questioned by Clerk Roth

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 1, column 2     Woodstock street railway to run a 7 a.m. car; Raymer, Woodstock native, is Republican candidate in Chicago; Clarke confirmed as Chapel School principal

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1929, p. 5, column 1     Kerr, caretaker at Woodstock post office, is now last surviving member of old amateur band popular 55 years ago