Soldiers Notes on comradeship and the Returned Soldiers League
The piece extols the value of comradeship among Australians from Gallipoli to Vimy and Delville Wood. It lauds the Returned Soldiers League for uniting ex service men, fostering mutual aid, discipline, and national pride, and notes growing membership with aims to reach 6000 members and extend influence by April 26, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liet
Gruham Seton Hutchinson
Old Contemptibles Association
Amy Ong
Olytta
Trench
Damascus
Gellipoli
Delville Wood
Canalans
Returned Soldiers’ League
Concord
AJP
League
Queenslana
Segal
New Guinea
New Goldfield
ALR
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conmonwealth Savings Bank of Australia
Te Commonweath
Cloncurr
Ramsay Street
Chrysler
Plymouth
Cloncubry Lab Hotel
Dunlop
Peadalay
Wb Shellegl
BAKER
MIER
L. J. Pether
Quamby
Ganobie Man
Cloncurry
Nee Tor
L J. Pether, Quamby
Guoo
Whodmill
Jst
Iikey
W Gunn
W. J. Burrows
Donald Wool Pesse
Ronaldson-Tippett
Me Vientes
OO Gag
Donalds
Donald
Ronald Tippett
Rom
Esce
Ronaldson-Tippet
Roosheen Tigett
Mesil
Queensland
Eee
Renaléoma Hippett Aginst
Ghearere
Car of Sturt and
Stanley Sts
Townsville
LOGAL
Telegraphic News
Guill
Northern Territory
the Advocate