Local and General Bulletin From District Office Rumors
A fragmented local dispatch details price changes for goods at Blundey leat and other shops, notes council auditing, and mentions multiple community events. It records deaths, resignations, religious confirmations, and wartime speeches, with references to local figures such as Mr. Kempley, the Bishop of Goulburn, and Mr. Sewell. It also notes labor movement activity and a call for enlistment, plus various social notices and council concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borthale Publicant
Blundey Leat
Kempley
Cork Toare
Bromn
Thurtay
Towrigve Vale
Mission at St John’s: Bishop Raitford Leads Repentance
The Rt Rev. Dr. Raitford of Goulburn conducts a church mission at Wisston urging repentance and moral renewal. He preaches of forgiveness, spiritual awakening, and calls parishioners to heart, church, and country. Confirmation services are planned with candidates professing faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Raitford
Touny
Gute
Asda
Tanga
Chris
Adulie
Fragmented War Time Debates and a Police Court Report
A garbled OCR piece mixes political slogans about conscription and Germany with a long Police Court entry detailing an incident on March 74 involving G. Shéghani P.M. Wallgee Dizon and others. Witness accounts describe an accident, a horse trampling, and testimonies about the night’s events and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batore
Shéghani
P.M. Wallgee Dizon
Raymond la
Raymond Dowling
Vetenidants
Iy Mt Mant Toayestar Worl
Mee
Pennyry
Depoard
Haigheen Withie
Conser Nyate Nauora
Bavener Ehay
Horace xoUlling
Onaout
Ste Arta
Frank
Muriel Pamary
Ivy
Ulia Aury
Blais
Mother Bedrest
Wan Ratoing
Darby
Wallace
Mr. Bland
Algoino
Lo Waney
Brown
Dixon Pitta
Ani Law
Leo
Constable Starman
Mala
Bolh
Bland
Aleve
War Cables From Front Describe Shifting Front Lines
A garbled dispatch reports German progress near Wolfen and Blaswackere positions and allied counterattacks as American troops hold lines near Milneh Ravler’s front. It cites heavy fighting, village skirmishes, and German attempts to push reserves while Allied forces claim to have repelled advances and inflicted casualties along multiple sectors.
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Wulverbaw
Altstione Aguiost
Heney
Milneh
Ravler
Breach Madquarters
Anellos
Mildrawal
Ciet
Auillone
Yrmant
Lye Ay Lowe
Kagulers
Csuenin
Unclear text on a wartime engagement
Fragmentary report describes attacks and counterattacks near rivers and ridges with references to forces advancing and defending positions. The readable phrases mention Native Insurgents, Garmins, and Mans Ridge, but many words are garbled, leaving the core details ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaines
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Alamer
Wawona
Ian
Bela Goverment
Exsted
Ettalck
Newcastle
Om Daub March
England
Frauen
Bell
Settineant
Eer
W. Stocks
Alice Guy
Geo
Ling
Government Seluses
Teaatio
Renrek
Houriog Baga
Arta
F. J. Filmer
BeTowaa Macoher
Crookwell
Ollie Jones
Tole Tor Spoor
Heartfeld
Nistars
Grewien
Bon Morel Orormerly
Gal
Galindsay
Mall
Yaay
Ft. Paol'e
Tanja
KiMay
Peti Son
Tate
Ute
Anil Hettlars Ty
Eyam
Queaneland Prou
Libera Enimp
Faboritar
Nici
Imtater
Meyar
CIA
Martin Tiaoa
Abe Peery
Conehusian
Meytiogine Feovulle
Sis
Capri Federation of Labor
Toan
Carsidhe
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Minis Hughes
Sergeant Ito
Victoria Crom
St Fler Mercaly
Avery Tablivery
Gdirey
Ube
Acneneth
Baga
Lipa Ie
Peoene
Keene
Eabley
United States
Greally
Binsor
Old England
Bern
Sonia
Naurke
Bega
Wednemary
Wisston
St. John's Church
Garmoany
Ted Croey
Tanalye
Millaery
Solabad
Japan
Lhn Kelaer
Sydney Daily Face Wate
Feityrad
Ubadla
Alevady
Australia
Geemans
Abu Ace Naligg
Iranlon
Masnay, Mit Aran
Paul
Dison
Dantindi
Ribing
Anita Wingte
Rapmond Lam
Belander
Dowling
Eden
Ghampapne
Erty ‘Apaonesafal
Wile Roparle
Atte
Beatlug
Cate
Catia
Teller
Sak Basivane
Fue’ Crowe
Praber
Hoa
Ernie
Departonea
Waite
Lot Bohlin Wonka
HCW
Silimgre Uoies Tye Aia
Troy
Eli
Miss Mami
Sss
Artol
Diplown
Catewe
Vetehier
Prawafurte
Megan Cortese
Ile Caiveralti
Pople Rosin
Bemboks
Bemboka
Boeloce
AL the Baye Saleyarde
Ais
Malin
Ada
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