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Daily Sentinel-Review, 26 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 3     Unemployed young women and girls are still registering at the "Y"

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 6     Woodstock firemen working with the Community Relief Committee in distributing groceries to the needy

Daily Sentinel-Review, 30 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 2     Dealers in the city for coal and coke have been selling below cost; price will go up from $14 to $15.75 per ton

Daily Sentinel-Review, 3 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 2     The unemployed who now congregate on the steps of city hall waiting for word of work may now have the room upstairs in the market building to keep warm

Daily Sentinel-Review, 7 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 6     Needy families will be remembered in Tavistock with gifts from the community tree

Daily Sentinel-Review, 9 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 3     Relief officer Bogart offers the basement at City Hall rather than the room over the market for unemployed men to wait for their jobs

Daily Sentinel-Review, 10 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 6     That section of city hall basement where the unemployed gather and keep warm is referred to as the "Owls' Club" after the Major Hoople cartoon

Daily Sentinel-Review, 11 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 6     Trees that are to be cut down because they are diseased or crowded are available for fire wood for the needy

Daily Sentinel-Review, 18 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 4     $1,000 spent on fuel in less than 3 weeks; 120 families have been assisted so far

Daily Sentinel-Review, 19 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 5     Five-year -old child dropped off 25 pennies to add to the Christmas Cheer Fund; more is needed

Daily Sentinel-Review, 21 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 8     Local firemen are busy preparing the Christmas Cheer hampers for the needy families in the community

Daily Sentinel-Review, 21 Dec 1931, p. 7, column 1     Large order for sleighs and wagons will keep 60 or 70 men employed until February

Daily Sentinel-Review, 12 Jun 1931, p. 8, column 5     Farm women of Saskatchewan object to being described as having no occupation when they clearly have supported their farms with cream, eggs and poultry during these times of Depression

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 3     Local men make last preparations to go North to the Parry Sound district to work on TransCanada highway

Daily Sentinel-Review, 6 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 4     The community relief fund and the charity committee have met to work out the method for paying the accounts as needed

Daily Sentinel-Review, 7 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 1     Community organizations functioning in majority of instances; funds are raised by voluntary contributions ; local fund passes objective

Daily Sentinel-Review, 7 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 2     Those who spend their relief money on liquor will be jailed

Daily Sentinel-Review, 7 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 2     Local Y.M.C.A. plans to assist unemployed girls; meeting to be held to organize

Daily Sentinel-Review, 9 Nov 1931, p. 1, column 4     Mayor pays tribute to generosity of citizens in supporting fund campaign

Daily Sentinel-Review, 9 Nov 1931, p. 4, column 5     Notice posted in the paper to thank the generous citizens of Woodstock for their contributions to the relief fund from the treasurer