New Forestry Act signals bold timber management era
Editorial notes the new Forestry Act enforced this month aims to dedicate reserve and utilise timber resources to curb waste. It outlines a commission to govern the act, with Mr T Dalrimple Hoy as Chief Commissioner, and discusses regulations, royalties, and aims to promote Australian timbers while addressing past waste and future regeneration.
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Romlta
Ile
Humber
Pein
Tt. Dalrimple Hoy
Forusta
Ann Mere
Pitce
Sydney
Actos
Spike
Asd Susulve Paler
Loring
Tha Daunds
Armidale
What & Am National
As Mat
Tony
Commonwealth
Forestry
Armidale News Roundup Shows Local Finance and Court
At the monthly meeting of the Dumaresq Shire Council 807 pounds in rates and arrears were outstanding, with about 250 pounds likely collectible. Armidale Police Court heard three charges against Q Martin Delany for drunk and disorderly behavior, issuing fines and hard labor. Other items include progress on road graders, the stone crusher, rifle association plans, and rail service impacts from a coal strike, plus local cultural events and recruiting news.
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Thoreslay
Cork
Mir
Lonsdale
G. Allin
Armidale Dolice Coure
Q. Martin Delany
Beardy- Street
On & Sec
TH. B. Young
Dumaresq Shire
Cr F. Pearson
Guyra Bhiro
Mir. Br
Armidale City
Bewerly
Yeo How
Rifle Association
Northern Rifle Association
Armidale
BE. Palrick
Trentier
P. A. Wright
Hillgrave
Ouirindi
Bar Lomond Club
Shire
Jodney
Montorua Smith
Dumuoresq Shire
Jones
Mayo
Afr
Smith Stunck
Hillgrove
Tyringham
Grafton
Pee
Kempsey
Kempser
Booch Tange
Ripney’s Creek
Toad Tamworth
Gurra
Glen Tries
Bic Air
Allogethery
Sydney strike threat looms over coal supplies and politics
Telegraphic report states the Sydney Toads Union Congress endorses miners’ action and coal women’s demands escalate. Federal and State governments clash over transport, with calls to end the strike and avert a nationwide stoppage as railways warn of widespread disruption.
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Sydney Toads Union Congress
Bes
Tieton
Oran (Fey
Qoal Employmea’ Federation
Joseph Cook
National Party Rumbles Over New Ministry Plans
National Party outlines personnel for the new State Ministry to be announced Thursday. Proposal includes a Minister for Justice and a Solicitor General as it seeks to consolidate the current government machinery. Minister Taare notes defense proclamation tracing costs reach 21,000,000.
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Coteem
Beeby
New South Wales
Holman
Acsistatea
RCA | Aten
Oty
Defence
Taare
Boy Fatally Wounded in Mysterious Affair
Fragmentary OCR notes report a fatal injury to a boy while at rest, with garbled lines referencing a Native person and a town. The incomplete text mentions a possible axe and a grieving woman named Mrs. Wage, all from a mental health stumble.
The Federal Position and Leadership Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss leadership in a federal context. Mentions Hughes, Herter, and a group of sixty eight members. references party support and potential changes in leadership dynamics as key figures weigh options. unclear specifics due to garbled text.
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Hughes
Pree
Puli
Arlintnen
Howe Ma
Rhs
Piersone
Peculiar Case Prompts Local Court Sights and Meetings
A garbled OCR style item mentions a suit filed by Nookmaker against AJ0 and a series of local meetings and accretive legal actions. Names such as Agdon and Keven appear amid fragmented phrases about decisions, powers, and a race club event, reflecting a chaotic newspaper excerpt.
Refused to Make the Oath at Taree Court
A local man at Taree was sentenced to gaol after a contentious Exemption Court session. The report notes refusal to convene and mentions other legal pressures, including contemplated penalties and ongoing enforcement actions along the river mouth area.
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Taree
Ferder
Tobin Eliott
Somme
Conference in Sydney by Local Government Clerks
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a conference in Sydney involving local government clerks and references to service, council, military matters, taxes, and a disputed outcome. The readable text hints at debate over threats, possible suppression, and questions about future actions.
Convicted for Fraud Sentenced to Gaol for 12 Months
Charlee Thomas was found guilty at the Sessions today on a charge of forging the endorsement on a cane for £3 and uttering a forged cheque. The judge noted the deceit against the landlord and said the act aimed to steal from the patriation fund. He was sentenced to 12 months with hard labor. Also reported: a major fire in Tauranga, New Zealand nearly destroyed the town centre, estimated damage £50,000. Melbourne and London boxing and racing notes follow.
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Battalion Comforts
W. A
Sydney
New South Walesa
England
High Commissioner's
Armit Dale Caledonias Society
Murray Co
Eisher
Korea
I - M. Cam
Ap A
Wes. Dd. Bewks
Arthur
Hillard
Clark
Berenignott
Armidale
Obicu
Armi— Finle
Painta
Bathurst
Mh Orange
Munde
Condobolin
Wilcanola Jl
Hillston
Gualbura
Albury
Wegga
Tamerie
Falls
Aenidale
Newcastle
Tamworth
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W. Cook
Ciores d. Monte
Uralla
A.lf
P. Allingherma
O. Clarke
M. HedFearn
Durltan
Pour
Lands Office Cogreetent
Buringilly
Glarke
T.T. Bruyn
Camera
Sgfranet i
Mulligan
Dinge
George
Bos
Eauinay
Goa
Beni
Fae Bron
Bae
Armidate
Conek Hore
A. Dera
Bashickburn
Taree Iin
Bropereshhord
My. Mlond
Pagan
New England
Charlee
Thomas
Thomas Hod
Wy Conor
Weoney
Zealand
Tauranga
New Zealand
Indignation in Athens Over Bulgarian Occupations War News
Reuters telegram reports outrage in Greece as Bulgarians seize towns in Macedonia, plunder villages, and force inhabitants to move. Athens government accused of too conciliatory policy while troops occupy rural areas underGraeco Entente violations cited by press.
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Reuter
London
Macedonia
Athens
Ana
New and Modern Methods Advocated in Recruiting Ireland
An item from the Times discusses new recruiting methods in Ireland, urging modern approaches and updated strategies for personnel gathering. The brief notes emphasis on efficiency and contemporary techniques, reflecting a shift from older practices to more systematic recruitment efforts.
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Times
London
Anthodu
Western Front Update Reports British Advance
The telegram from London notes a further British advance on both banks of the Somme. British positions have been taken, with a considerable number of prisoners. The report mentions bombardment, aerial action, and continued efforts to break enemy lines, signaling a tense phase of the Somme engagement.
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Beater
London
Sir Douglas
Auore
Alcus
Mackensen Retreats as ROUMANIANS Hold Danube Front
Reuters dispatch from London reports Mackensen's retreat with Romanian forces probing the Danube defenses. As fighting rages southeast of Craore, Bulgarian and German units press strong in the Win Valley while air raids strike targets near Eaiora. Casualties mount among civilians, including women and children.
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Roumanian
Reuters
London
Petrograd
Pacientes
Digstroms
Mackensenger
Kittediams
Dan
Alt River
Erouni
Barucibate
Wini
Craore
Eaiora
Vienna Pall of Gloom And Infant Mortality Rise
Report from London via Reuters notes Vienna is shrouded in gloom as infant mortality climbs amid harsh conditions. The dispatch cites alarming death tolls and strain on social services, reflecting a bleak urban crisis and public distress.
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Reuter
London
Moyday Migh
Vienna
Serbian Advance Claims Major Allied Victory
A Reuters Telegram from London reports a marked Serbian advance with heavy enemy losses. Bulgarian defenses at Tren and surrounding heights were breached, with about 540 prisoners taken and over 6,000 Allied troops captured by the advancing forces. The push continued into mid September as Belgian and French units aided in repelling counterattacks.
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Reuters
London
Athens
Bervian Suresse
Tren
British air raids claim extensive damage and hits
Tuesday morning air raids in the Midland area struck several targets including Ma chdobe and Makchduba. Direct bomb hits damaged enemy camp stores and railway stock while British aviators reportedly shot down a German aircraft near Wisada. Civilian injuries reported at a fort and surrounding area.
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Reuter
Machdobe
Hirsshe
Enomy
Maehduba
Wisada
Bre A
Fort
The British in Mesopotamia Bombard Headquarters
A Reuters Telegram dispatch reports British forces bombarding a Mesopotamian headquarters amid fighting near Terkel i Seemann and Alain, as operations unfold in the campaign.
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Mesopotamia
London
Turwiay
Reuters
Bal Fucensson
The
Terkel i Seemann
Alain
Holding the Enemy in Carpathian Clash
A dispatch from London reports a Russian communique claiming Soviet forces repelled a German coastal bombardment and held positions in the Carpathians. The Times notes the article reflects opinion from The Times and is distributed to Australia by special service.
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M. Hern
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November Ith
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Armidale Chronicle
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Hercules Austin Monty
Central Police Court
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Gordon
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Arcady
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Quem
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Dave Little
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M'Crystall
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