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GLASGOW HERALD
29 OCTOBER 1919

MUNICIPAL ELECTION - NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
Eleven candidates for five seats – Messrs George Tait; Alexander S. Millar; W. D. Kerr; Thomas Douglas; Harry Fletcher; William Wylie; Edwin Isherwood; Alexander Duff, junior; Gilbert Shanks; Archibald Carey; and John Stanley.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 OCTOBER 1891

MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
No contest. Four vacancies, viz: - James B. Aitken, plumber and gasfitter; John Dunlop, draper; John Higgins, retired shipmaster; and Thomas Miller, Builder.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 OCTOBER 1895

MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
Three seats. George D. Anderson, Robert Caldwell Mackenzie Christie, Robert Fleck, John Murray, James McIsaac, A. J. Ritchie, and Captain Charles Torrance.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 OCTOBER 1899

FOOTBALL
SALTCOATS VICTORIA JUNIORS v. DARVEL
At Saltcoats

Result: - Darvel, 6; Victoria, 3.

GLASGOW HERALD
31 OCTOBER 1890

MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
Three vacancies – Edward Miller, Robert Duncan, and Patrick McLaughlan.

GLASGOW HERALD
31 OCTOBER 1892

DEATH

MILLER: At Rowallan, Saltcoats, on the 28th instant, Dr. Hugh Miller, of Birkenhead.

GLASGOW HERALD
31 OCTOBER 1894

MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
For three vacancies there are four candidates, viz: - Robert Fleck, Caledonia Road; P. W. Hunter, grocer; Thomas Miller, builder; and Thomas Miller, joiner and gas collector.

GLASGOW HERALD
31 OCTOBER 1894

LICENSING COURT AT SALTCOATS

Yesterday a Court for hearing applications for licenses was held in the Town Hall, Saltcoats. There was a large attendance of justices – Mr. A. Guthrie, presiding.

Andrew Rae McDowall was refused a grocer’s license for new premises in Glasgow Street, Ardrossan.

The application of Peter Dudgeon for a beer and porter license for a restaurant in Dockhead Street, Saltcoats, was also refused.

Archibald Watson, grocer, Stanley Place, Saltcoats, applied for a beer and porter license, but was refused.

Renewals were granted to William Campbell, public-house, Countess Street, Saltcoats, and Daniel Roberts, hotel, Princes Street, Ardrossan.

CASUALTY OF WAR
31 OCTOBER 1914

Killed in action, Private JOHN MAJOR, 2nd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers - Theatre of war, France and Flanders – son of Thomas and Jeanie Major, Canal Street, Saltcoats.

31 October 1999
Exactly twenty years ago today, The Salt Cot, previously La Scala cinema, opened.


George

Jeez, where did that 20 years go

GLASGOW HERALD
1 NOVEMBER 1893

MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS

Saltcoats:
Three vacancies and six candidates – Alexander Duff, Countess Street; Robert Fleck, Caledonia Road; John Smith, junior, Montgomerie Crescent; Robert Duncan, Dockhead Street; Peter William Hunter, Sidney Street; and Alexander McIntyre, Hill Street.

The first three are put forward by the Temperance Society.