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    Precursor to Oshawa Daily Times...

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    Exact date of newspaper publication unknown. Originally named Salem Methodist Church, then renamed Salem United Church and now known as the Heritage United Church Salem.

    Colborne Express, March 24th 1927

    Captain James Dougherty of Colborne is one of the men featured in this 1898 Globe and Mail article. Also see How Firm a Foundation: A history of the Township of Cramahe and the Village of Colborne by Eileen Argyris, 2000, p.44 for a brief account of the Octavia under the ...

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    The second part of the paragraph describes Mr. Irish's entry in the 1867 Provincial Exhibition.

    The second part of the paragraph describes Mr. Webb's entry in the Mechanical Department - Cabinetry in the 1854 Provincial Exhibition.

    This prize list includes Mr. Stewart's name in Class 2 - Agricultural Horses - Best 2 years old stallion - placing third in the 1867 Provincial Exhibition.

    This prize list includes Mrs. Pepper's name in Ladies' Work - Knitting - placing third and Miss Annie Robertson - Best Hair Work - placing second in the 1865 Provincial Exhibition.

    This description of objects on exhibition includes Miss Anne Robertson's name in Ladies' Work in the 1865 Provincial Exhibition. Search using the words - Hair Wreath - in this archives to see an example of this type of work.

    This prize list includes the name of R. C. Gill who placed second and third in several classes of competition in Garden Vegetables in the 1863 Provincial Exhibition.

    This prize list includes Miss E. Grover in raised worsted work in the 1866 Provincial Exhibition.

    Reference to Miss H. Bidwell placing in Crochet, Guipire, Tatting, Lace Work, Embroider in Muslin, Embroidery in Cotton and Knitting in the Ladies' Work Department at Provincial Exhibition from 1855 to 1874.

    The headline for this newspaper clipping was cut off because the scanner could not properly accommodate the size of this clipping. Published in The Colborne Chronicle - 6 August 2004 clipping appeared on front page and continued on p.3. CTPL does not hold the original in its archives, but has ...

    The headline for this newspaper clipping was cut off because the scanner could not properly accommodate the size of this clipping. Name and date of newspaper not indicated on the clipping. CTPL does not hold the original in its archives, but has a high quality digital copy.

    This prize list includes the names of John Thomas (winner of 10 shillings) in Best and Greatest number of choice variety of Apples and Thomas Webb (winner of 5 shillings) in Best twelve table Apples in Horticultural Products in the 1848 Provincial Exhibition.