Industrial
Senator Skead's mill by Westboro Beach was
the first industrial development in the neighbourhood. It was built
in 1869, and was the result of the opening of the Canada Central Railway
in Sept. 1870 which greatly facilitated the transportation of the lumber,
shingles and lath.
(5) In 1911, M.N. Cummings planning mill
at the northeast corner of Scott and Churchill was opened. It remained
open until the 1950s. A housing complex was developed on the site
in the late '80s - early '90s.
(6) In 1920, Independent Coal & Lumber,
a planing mill, sash and door factory, coal, fuel oil was opened.
It remained open until the 1970s.
Westboro Newspapers (page 240, The City Beyond)
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The Westender - stopped publishing in the mid '20s
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The Westboro News - 1932 - 34 - name then changed to The Nepean News -
stopped publishing 1936
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The Union - 1939-1950s