The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. June 1826. Excerpts include marriages, deaths, drownings and missing persons. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts June 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol 1. No. 18. St. Catharines, (U.C.) June 7, 1826. Page 2 Drowned – In the 12 mile creek, between the…
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. May 1826. Excerpts include marriages and death announcements, suicides, murders and missing persons. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts May 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol 1. No. 13. St. Catharines, (U.C.) May 3, 1826. Page 2 On St. George’s day, a strong…
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. April 1826. Excerpts include death announcements, accidents, and letters left at the post office. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts April 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol 1. No. 9. St. Catharines, (U.C.) April 5, 1826. Page 2 FATAL ACCIDENT. – On Friday…
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. March 1826. Excerpts include marriage and death announcements and a note about Influenza. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts March 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol 1. No. 4. St. Catharines, U.C. March 1, 1826. Page 3 MARRIED At Unterwalden, Switzerland, by the…
The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. February 1826. Excerpts include birth, marriage, death announcements, elopements and letters left at the post office. The Farmers’ Journal and Welland Canal Intelligence Excerpts February 1826 The Farmers’ Journal, And Welland Canal Intelligence. Vol. 1. No. 1. St. Catharines, U.C. February 1, 1826. Page 3 MARRIED In this…
The Buffalo Enquirer, Buffalo, New York, Friday, June 12, 1891. Volume 54, No. 183, Page 1. AN EDITOR ASSAULTED. The Victim in a Critical Condition – A Sequel to a Church Quarrel. CANANDAIGUA. June 12 – Frank L. Perry, editor of the Enterprise, published in Shortsville, Ontario County, is in a critical condition, the result…
Newspaper Tidbits WELLAND TRIBUNE, P 4, 02/12/1898 Rev. C. Draper of Toronto occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church last Sabbath evening. Seven different styles cutters, one and two seats; also two and three bench heavy-bobsleighs, steel or cast shoes; fine line of harness, robes, rugs, blankets and bells at close prices for cash, or…
Newspaper Tidbits Welland Tribune, 21/02/1890, p 8 On Sunday evening next Mr. H.B. Marsh of Welland will give another of his song sermons, which have proved so popular and interesting heretofore. Mr. Jno. W. James, formerly on the canal engineering staff here, is now located at South Bend, Washington State. He is member of a…
Newspaper Tidbits Welland Tribune, 18/04/1884, page 4. Births BARNET – In Crowland, April 4th, the wife of Lewis H. Barnet, of a son. HAINES – At Port Robinson, on April 15, 1884, the wife of Mr. William Haines, of a daughter. Died: SOAPER – In Wainfleet, on the 1st inst., Mary Ann, wife…
Newspaper Tidbits Welland Tribune Excerpts, August 3, 1911 AUGUST SHOE SALE – CLEARING SALE OF ALL SUMMER SHOES AND SLIPPERS – $2.78 Men’s tan and dull Oxfords, reg. $4. $2.85 Women’s patent and gunmetal Oxfords, “Frank Slater’s” $3.50 shoe. 5c Tin of Ezy Shine Shoe Polish. Try it. ? and Reilly, “The Cash Shoe Men”…
Newspaper Tidbits Excerpted from the Welland Tribune, March 4, 1910. SCHOOL REPORT – Report of S.S. No. 2, Humberstone of work done during February: IV Class – Total marks 200. –Marks obtained : Russell Robins 153, Paul Graf 144, Mabel Haines 131, Joseph Rhora 102, Philip Schroeder 63, Martha Piets 18, Albert Gram 10, Caroline…
Newspaper Tidbits Excerpts from the Welland Tribune, March 4, 1910 GAS LINE – Little Elsa Kramer is on the sick list. Clerk Near spent Saturday in Welland. Cora Steele spent Saturday in Buffalo. Miss Olive Kaisley is visiting Buffalo. Mr. Kraus of Buffalo spent Tuesday and Wednesday here. Paul Gram and son Albert were…