A tragic list. Roderick James MacDougald seriously wounded; Wendell Graham wounded; Jack Campbell dead; John A. Adamson wounded; Ernest Langille wounded; J.D. Matatall wounded; Warren Jollimore wounded; Arthur MacLennan dies of wounds; E.H. Harrington wounded and gassed; F. Tompkinson wounded and gassed; W.A. Baillie wounded; F. Bryant wounded. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

George T. Heighton wounded. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Free Great War map. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

J.K. Campbell missing. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Letter from Jimmy Day in England. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Letters regarding the death of J.C. Kennedy. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Dave Hamilton writes home. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Letter from V.A. Langille. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Letter tells of wounding of Harry Kayenburgh. Pictou Advocate, August 31 1917.

Treatment of returned soldiers. Eastern Chronicle, August 31 1917.

Third McIntosh son, Heywood, killed. Eastern Chronicle, August 31 1917.

Charles Everett Fraser wounded in hand. Eastern Chronicle, August 31 1917.

Ian McGregor's wounds not serious. Eastern Chronicle, August 31 1917.

Thank you from the family of James Clifford Culton. Eastern Chronicle, August 28 1917.

Ralph Emerson Cobb wounded in leg. Eastern Chronicle, August 28 1917.

Alvin D. Heighton wounded in thigh and hand. Eastern Chronicle, August 28 1917.

Fred C. Gillingwater returns. Eastern Chronicle, August 28 1917.

Dan and Jim Mackenzie, captains, arrive back safely. Lawrence Matatall dead. Pictou Advocate, August 24 1917.

Lawrence Matatall dead. Pictou Advocate, August 24 1917.

W. Stewart killed in action. Eastern Chronicle, August 24 1917.

Wendell Graham wounded. Eastern Chronicle, August 24 1917.

Second son makes sacrifice, Herbert MacIntosh. Eastern Chronicle, August 21 1917.

Memorial for James McLean and Ivan Henderson. Eastern Chronicle, August 21 1917.

Frank Cameron killed in motorcycle accident. Eastern Chronicle, August 21 1917.

Who and where is Major Moxsom? Pictou Advocate, August 17 1917.

Dan Gillis reported killed in action by Major Moxsom. Pictou Advocate, August 17 1917.

Letter from Ernest Langille in the front lines. Pictou Advocate, August 17 1917.

William D. MacLure awarded Military Medal. Pictou Advocate, August 17 1917.

D.R. Robertson McKay arrives home with severe wounds.. Eastern Chronicle, August 17 1917.

Ian McGregor slightly wounded. Eastern Chronicle, August 17 1917.

Letter from George B. MacDonald, prisoner of war. Eastern Chronicle, August 17 1917.

S. Beverlock and H.E. MacArthur wounded; T.B. Davidson dead. Eastern Chronicle, August 14 1917.

Jack Campbell reported as missing. Pictou Advocate, August 10 1917.

Fred Tanner returns to war after wounds; now training as pilot. Pictou Advocate, August 10 1917.

William Norrie MacPhee wounded. Pictou Advocate, August 10 1917.

Freeman Davison dies from bronchitis. Eastern Chronicle, August 10 1917.

Helen McKay returns for rest. Eastern Chronicle, August 7 1917.

Returning soldiers. Eastern Chronicle, August 7 1917.

Third War Anniversary. Eastern Chronicle, August 7 1917.

D. Hamilton and N. McPhee wounded; M. McWlliam ill.. Eastern Chronicle, August 7 1917.

Socks needed in France. Eastern Chronicle, August 7 1917.

Dave Hamilton gassed. Pictou Advocate, August 3 1917.

The Compensation Act. Eastern Chronicle, August 3 1917.

Berlin Street in New Glasgow. Eastern Chronicle, August 3 1917.

Bert Morrison killed in action, Eastern Chronicle, July 30 1917.

George Underwood refers to Hugh McGillivray's death. Eastern Chronicle, July 30 1917.

Bob Broadway back in the trenches, Eastern Chronicle, July 30 1917.

Frank Victor Burgess wounded and gassed. Pictou Advocate, July 27 1917.

Organ grinder plays Tipperary. Eastern Chronicle, July 23 1917.

Courtney Hull killed in action. Eastern Chronicle, July 23 1917.