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Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Mar 1928, p. 1, column 7     Industrial developments creating strong demand but practically no homes available for rental ( (esp. with expansion of La France Textiles and Woodstock Rubber Co.) - Demand esp. for houses running $1

Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Mar 1928, p. 1, column 3     Teeple St. resident chosen from 32 applicants.

Daily Sentinel-Review, 21 Mar 1928, p. 1, column 1     Lists all major industries in Woodstock, including number employed and prospects for 1928; B.L. Cope elected president for 1928 (his port. included).

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, 24 Dec 1928, p. 1, column 3     City prosperous; industrial progress has done much for Woodstock; little unemployment reported

Daily Sentinel-Review, 21 Sep 1929, p. 1, column 6     Aldermen Sutherland and Utting declare themselves in the contest

Daily Sentinel-Review, 23 Sep 1929, p. 1, column 2     Photos of two mayoral candidates

Daily Sentinel-Review, 3 Dec 1929, p. 1, column 4     Sutherland elected with large majority over John Utting and F.G. Bottoms

Daily Sentinel-Review, 3 Dec 1929, p. 1, column 6     Sutherland receives 2202 votes of 3946 cast; 67% voter turnout; newcomers to council: C.D. McPherson, W.J. McCaffrey, W.M. MacArthur and F. Craddock and former aldermen J.D. Hill and D. Thomson; phot

Sentinel Review, 15 Sep 2008, p. 7     Local historian "Ed" Edwin Bennett life in Woodstock at 479 Vincent St. is shared by Doug Symons.