Port Macquarie and Forbes wartime notes and local changes
The clippings report exchanges from Port Macquarie and Forbes, noting German residents in Australia, wartime reactions, a Union tithe proposal, and local incidents. It mentions attempts to join forges, fundraising totals, and a German farmer renouncing ties with the Lositenia era, plus family losses from the war and local social unrest.
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Port Macquarie
Vindagui
Adaminaby
Commonwealth
Orange
Vansay
Forbes
Ryogis Sburyman
Murwilheli
Whgen
Fori
Wagpae Freeworks
Hellan
Germany
John Yutex
Listare
Regenaburger
Aestratia
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Church ST
Beqaa
General Post
Anthony Horderns
Maid
Manon
Austalia
Anthony Hordern & Sons Ltd
Brickfield Hill
Sydney
New Palace
Australia
Europe
Paton, Burne & Co
York St
P.B. Manure
Manure Manufacturers & Merchants
Yorkestreet
Wade
Fabrica
Designa
Letua
W. A. Kneen
Bega’s Best Tailor
Scarp Street
Een Imeers Eau Mat Ibrothers Garage
Cooma
Ak the Weeds
Moruya
Salmain Bros. ‘Seca
Carp Street
W. H. Brixey
PRUST
Cunningham
Ewiteltiate
River Times L
Gillina
Implex
W. H. Chalk
Hela Nolan
Chris Nolan
Kpestret Mega
Budget Office
Abe
Price
Dottie
Salty Tie
Standard Coach Factory
General Blacksmithing Works
Weary Hase
Valiele Vaile
Wits
Massey-Harris
Tangey Steam
Wayman & Brooks, Coachbuilders
Bega
Piands
Victor Plancs Terue
Catatetua
Lee Li
Buakenallar, Ubon
Jirtipen
Dalgety & LE Mileesplies
Whyman & Brooks
Church Street
S. H. Pearce
Woule
Colelia
Werer Falls
Wolfes