Those scap books for soldiers. Eastern Chronicle, November 28, 1916.

Casualties heavy in Canadian Force. Eastern Chronicle, November 28, 1916.

Letter from W.R. Conrad 106th. Pictou Advocate, November 24, 1916.

George Omrod wounded, J.W. MacKenzie prisoner of war, James Donaldson in hospital. Pictou Advocate, November 24, 1916.

Field Comforts' work. Eastern Chronicle, November 24, 1916.

Salvation Army conducts special services. Eastern Chronicle, November 24, 1916.

No. 2 Construction Battalion gives patriotic concert. Eastern Chronicle, November 24, 1916.

Walter Roy wounded. Eastern Chronicle, November 24, 1916.

G. Quirk writes home. Free Lance, November 21, 1916.

W. Arbuckles in hospital. Free Lance, November 21, 1916.

Letter from Tom Walton. Free Lance, November 21, 1916.

Thomas C. Cairn killed in action. Free Lance, November 21, 1916.

M.J. Dryden and George MacLean well; L. Henderson and A.B. MacKay missing. Pictou Advocate, November 17, 1916.

J.K. MacKay awarded the D.S.M.. Pictou Advocate, November 17, 1916.

Be patriotic - wear rubbers. Eastern Chronicle, November 17, 1916.

Another hero fallen, Earle J. Lockerby. Eastern Chronicle, November 17, 1916.

Mob takes charge in Windsor. Eastern Chronicle, November 17, 1916.

Interview with J.R. Brice. Free Lance, November 14, 1916.

Letter from Arthur Millard. Free Lance, November 14, 1916.

Blue Mountain Red Cross. Eastern Chronicle, November 14, 1916.

New Glasgow's aviator W. Drummond Matheson. Eastern Chronicle, November 14, 1916.

William Little returns. Eastern Chronicle, November 14, 1916.

Letter from doctor concerning Conwell O'Hara. Free Lance, November 10, 1916.

Letter from John R. McLeod. Free Lance, November 10, 1916.

No. 2 Construction Corps showing great progress. Free Lance, November 10, 1916.

Edward A. Hicken missing in France. Eastern Chronicle, November 10, 1916.

William Langille dead from scarlet fever. Eastern Chronicle, November 10, 1916.

Joseph Walton, the "Miner Poet", home from France. Eastern Chronicle, November 10, 1916.

William D. Connors and John K. MacDonald killed in action. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

Henry C. MacDonald killed in action. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

The wounding of Hal. Cunningham. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

Neil T. Currie wounded. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

John H. MacPherson, 17, dead of wounds. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

Letter from "Laughing" Jack (John) MacDonald. Pictou Advocate, November 10, 1916.

Letter from Brown McLeod. Free Lance, November 7, 1916.

Letter from Stanley Green. Free Lance, November 7, 1916.

Lewis Fraser died of wounds. Eastern Chronicle, November 7, 1916.

Angus McDonald died of wounds. F.F. McDougall and John McKenzie missing, A.A. Hattie and A.T. Stewart wounded. Eastern Chronicle, November 7, 1916.

John McDonald in his second campaign. Eastern Chronicle, November 7, 1916.

Wrong James Wood reported dead. Eastern Chronicle, November 7, 1916.

George Sylvester dead, J.R. MacPherson died of wounds, and J.W. MacKenzie wounded. Pictou Advocate, November 3, 1916.

Alex. Murray a prisoner of war in Germany Pictou Advocate, November 3, 1916.

Letters re the death of brave Lloyd Cornish. Pictou Advocate, November 3, 1916.

Frolic of the witches. Pictou Advocate, November 3, 1916.

Alex. O'Brien wounded. Pictou Advocate, November 3, 1916.

Telegram. Free Lance, November 3, 1916.

Battle of the Somme film to show. Free Lance, November 3, 1916.

Death of H.C. McDonald in France. Eastern Chronicle, November 3, 1916.

James McKenzie wounded and fundraising efforts. Eastern Chronicle, November 3, 1916.

George Sylvester's body found in France. Free Lance, October 31, 1916.