Source Notes for Chapter 6, continued:

13. 14.

15. 16. 17. 18.

19. 20.

21.

22.

23.

'24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29. 50.

"Notice to Contractors," in Examiner, June 11, 1898.

"Kinkora Notes, in Examiner, May 14, 1900, gives a report of the start of construction.

Ibid.

Examiner, August 17, 1900. Ibid.

This description is taken from two reports: "ST. Malachi's Church," in Morning Guardian, June 24, 1901; and "Dedication of St. Malachi's Church," in Morning Guardian, July 23, 1901.

"Magnificient New Altar ...," in Morning Guardian, June 20, 1903.

"Opening of St. Malachi's Hall, Kinkora," in Morning Guardian, September 17, 1901.

"Kinkora Notes," in Examiner, May 14, 1900 report that Father John J. has employed Mr. D. A. Sharpe of Summerside to prune the trees in the parochial orchard.

From the Morning Guardian, August 8, 1902, which is quoting The maritime Farmer and Co-operative Farmer.

"Meeting at Kinkora," in Examiner, April 10, 1895. AT this meeting the KinkorE‘Dairying Association, drafted a petition to the Dominion “overnment asking it not to withdraw financial support from the P.E.I. dairy industry. On April 26, 1895 the Examiner carried the report that the directors of the Kinkora Dairying Association "had received a favorable answer to their petition from the Dominion Government, and have let the contract for building of their cheese factory to Mr. Bernard McCourt of South Freetown, (at a price of 3700). It seems that this was not built until 1901.

Record of Kinkora Dairying Association, December 26, 1900 and January 3, 1901. Original recors at library in Fireman's Hall, Kinkora.

"Stanley Notes," in Morning Guardian, May 6, 1901.

Report of the First Annual Meeting of Kinkora Dairying Association, January 28, 1902; Kinkora.

Annual Report on P.E.I. Cheese Factories, in Morning Guardian, March 18, 1903.

Report of the Meeting of the Cheese Board, Charlottetown, in Morning Guardian, August 24, 1901.

Examiner, February 28, 1898.

"Summerside and the West," in Examiner, February 22, 1904.

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