March 6 in Leslieville’s past

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A selection of articles from March 6 through the years.

New houses, Over the Don, Globe, March 6, 1882
Concert For Riverside Fire Brigade, Badgerow, Globe, March 6, 1882
Vincent, market gardener, Logan’s Lane, Globe, March 6, 1882
Toronto Star, March 6, 1908 Richard Stone. The Morin House is now “The Duke” or Duke of York
Phillips Manufacturing hockey, Globe, March 6, 1913
City vs. Gas Company, Eastern & Carlaw, Globe, March 6, 1914
Pte. Almer Healey, 187 Greenwood Ave., died from illness, Toronto Star, March 6, 1918
Industrial accident, Palmolive, Carlaw Ave, Toronto Star, March 6, 1918
Ad, Browns Bread, Toronto Star, March 6, 1923

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