J.H. Bain reported as missing. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

James Henry Bain was later reported "through German sources" as having been killed in action on August 14, 1917. He was recorded as dead in Canadian Records by January 1918. He is buried in Cabaret-Rouge British War Cemetery, Souchez, France.

The death of George W. Powers. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

Steve Toney improving. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

The death of Andy Smith. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

Jack Henderson still in the land of the living. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

M.A. MacKay tells about dug-outs and funk holes. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

Canadians popular with French writes Jack Murray. Pictou Advocate, September 28 1917.

Conscription soon to begin. Eastern Chronicle, September 28 1917.

Harriet Graham home from France. Eastern Chronicle, September 28 1917.

George Inglis Cameron wounded by shrapnel. Eastern Chronicle, September 28 1917.

George M. Sylvester honoured by school. Eastern Chronicle, September 28 1917.

Officers drawing civil as well as military pay. Eastern Chronicle, September 25 1917.

Great War Veteran's Association forms. Eastern Chronicle, September 25 1917.

E.W. Heurtley honoures with Military Cross. Eastern Chronicle, September 25 1917.

James MacLean wounded. Eastern Chronicle, September 25 1917.

Two deserters caught. Eastern Chronicle, September 21 1917.

John F. Murphy released from Germany. Eastern Chronicle, September 21 1917.

John F. Murphy gassed and not a prisoner of war. Eastern Chronicle, September 21 1917.

Delegates sent to Convention of the Great War Veteran's Association. Eastern Chronicle, September 18 1917.

Hugh Smith; Roderick James MacDougall killed. Pictou Advocate, September 14 1917.

More officers than privates? Eastern Chronicle, September 14 1917.

William Baillie killed in action. Eastern Chronicle, September 14 1917.

30,000 Christmas stockings needed. Eastern Chronicle, September 14 1917.

The strange case of Emot Hasson. Eastern Chronicle, September 11 1917.

William Little appointed truant officer. Eastern Chronicle, September 11 1917.

Field Comforts Committee receives donations. Eastern Chronicle, September 7 1917.

John P. McQueen gassed. Eastern Chronicle, September 7 1917.