Letter from Officer - Part Two. Pictou Advocate, December 28 1917.

Letter from Officer - Part One. Pictou Advocate, December 28 1917.

John R. Baillie In Memoriam. Free Lance, December 28 1917.

Davis killed. Free Lance, December 28 1917.

Charles D. Stewart, John Patterson, John R. Miller, and William L. Miller of Westville make supreme sacrifice. Free Lance, December 28 1917.

Daniel McGillivray dies of wounds. Eastern Chronicle, December 28 1917.

Notice for Red Cross workers. Eastern Chronicle, January 25 1918.

Stanley Smith still missing after explosion in Halifax. Eastern Chronicle, December 25 1917.

A mother's letter regarding the death of her son. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

Jimmy Day well. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

The death of Arthur MacDonald. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

Letter from Ernie Langille. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

News from Jim Flood, prisoner of war. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

Bruce Donald writes home. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

C.S. Smith writes of war cemeteries. Pictou Advocate, December 21 1917.

More letters to mother Mary Chisholm regarding W.E. Chisholm. Free Lance, December 21 1917.

Letters to mother Mary Chisholm regarding W.E. Chisholm. Free Lance, December 21 1917.

Great War Veterans Association send resolution to Ottawa. Free Lance, December 18 1917.

Charles Henry MacLeod killed. Free Lance, December 18 1917.

A Westville Trio, Charles D. Stewart, Alfred Pete Stewart, and John W. Stewart. Free Lance, December 14 1917.

William Cameron loses his life in the Halifax Explosion. Free Lance, December 14 1917.

J.J. Martin makes supreme sacrifice. Free Lance, December 14 1917.

War as it really is. Pictou Advocate, December 14 1917.

Charles Henry MacLeod of West River killed at the Front. Pictou Advocate, December 14 1917.

War Office wants photos. Pictou Advocate, December 7 1917.

A.D. MacDonald ill, J.G. Thompson missing, J.R. Miller wounded. Pictou Advocate, December 7 1917.

Jessie E. Thompson loses both sons, Donald and John G. Pictou Advocate, December 7 1917.

T.A. MacLean buried by shell. Pictou Advocate, December 7 1917.

R.N. (Fullterton) Fullerton wounded. Pictou Advocate, December 7 1917.

Sydney Garfield of Antigonish wounded. Free Lance, December 7 1917.

Frederick Davis killed. Eastern Chronicle, December 7 1917.

The Porters are patriots. Free Lance, December 4 1917.

E. B. Williams wounded in side. Free Lance, December 4 1917.

Sons Donald and John G. Thompson killed in action. Eastern Chronicle, December 4 1917.

A.D. MacDonald ill, J.G. Thompson missing, and J.R. Miller wounded. Eastern Chronicle, December 4 1917.

De Witt Young, James Duncan McLeod, Merle Corbin wounded. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

More about socks. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

Arthur MacDonald killed. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

W.H. Lewis writes "It certainly is great to get a parcel". Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

A report from William Redpath that socks are now on active service. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

The death of R.G. Herbert. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

Their Majesties send sympathies on death of Jack Campbell. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

George Hinds killed. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

Second son, John Grant Thompson missing. Free Lance, November 30 1917.

Harold Little returns to warm welcome. Pictou Advocate, November 30 1917.

A. MacDonald and D. McGillvray killed; C. Cameron wounded. Eastern Chronicle, November 27 1917.

C.R. Genge writes regarding the "Angel of Mons". Pictou Advocate, November 23 1917.

Alexander Young wounded while in English regiment. Pictou Advocate, November 23 1917.

Patrick "Dooley" Roach gassed. Pictou Advocate, November 23 1917.

A.G. Hughes suffering from shell shock. Eastern Chronicle, November 23 1917.