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Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Jan 1931, p. 1, column 5     Report featured at convention; quality has to improve to stay competitive

Daily Sentinel-Review, 31 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 3     Unusually mild weather allows Blandford farmer to make maple syrup

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Dec 1931, p. 5, column 1     Manufacturers of SACCO to locate Canadian plant in Norwich

Daily Sentinel-Review, 17 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 2     Former North Norwich farmer single-handedly cradled, raked, bound and shocked six acres of oats in 2 days; claims dominion record

Daily Sentinel-Review, 18 Dec 1931, p. 6, column 6     Local factory to make fertilizer products for U.S. firm

Sentinel Review, 3 Jul 2008, 1, 2     Concerns over road closure effecting seasonal strawberry sales

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1931, p. 1, column 1     Harrison, of Zenda, awarded the Christie Medal for proficiency in dairy course

Daily Sentinel-Review, 9 Apr 1931, p. 18, column 6     Two daughters of Springbank Snow Countess considered worthy of their heritage; one gave $21,550 lbs. of milk in 365 days

Daily Sentinel-Review, 25 Apr 1931, p. 4, column 4     Prize-winning Angora rabbits bred by Woodstock woman sent to Elk Farm, Edmonton

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 May 1931, p. 1, column 2     Three Oxford men graduate with the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture; article includes pictures of the three grads and E. A. Innes who is studying for his Masters degree

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 May 1931, p. 14, column 5     Highest price paid for a bull in America sold by Woodstock men to a New Hampshire farm for $3,500

Daily Sentinel-Review, 29 May 1931, p. 1, column 2     Ruddick, dairy commissioner for Canada, spoke to Norwich Pioneers indicating that the price of butter had gone up and exports to the UK would benefit the dairy industry here

Daily Sentinel-Review, 29 May 1931, p. 1, column 2     Dr. J. A. Ruddick, dairy commissioner, is set to advise the Monuments Board in Ottawa mark the site of the first cheese factory; Mrs. Moore objects and states that there was a factory previous to Far

Daily Sentinel-Review, 29 May 1931, p. 5, column 2     Jenvey, sales agent for Oxford County Holstein Breeder's Association has sent a car of Holsteins to Medicine Hat, Alberta; cattle must be tuberculosis free

Daily Sentinel-Review, 11 Jun 1931, p. 1, column 5     Adelaide St. man remarks that the cheese factory at Haysville, Wilmot Township in Waterloo county was in operation in 1863 or 1864

Daily Sentinel-Review, 13 Jun 1931, p. 1, column 5     Mrs. Mahoney of West Oxford has in her possession several old books including an old almanac issued by the Ontario Agricultural Commission wherein it sates that the manufacture of cheese in factories

Daily Sentinel-Review, 12 May 1931, p. 1, column 4     Farmers express their concern over changing to Daylight Saving Time

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 Jan 1927, p. 1, column 3     Dr. Murray, government inspector and Mr. Green of the agriculture department, to discuss with the county council the proposal to make Oxford an accredited area, meaning all cattle would be tested for

Daily Sentinel-Review, 4 Feb 1927, p. 1, column 1     Lee, outgoing president of the Holstein club outlines its best year at all of the shows; article includes picture of Lee

Daily Sentinel-Review, 20 May 1931, p. 1, column 4     14 cheese factories were represented at the reorganization of the Woodstock Cheese board; Emerson Moulton of Ingersoll is president; see also page 13 column 5 of the same issue for a picture of Mr. M