Guide for Returned Soldiers and Sailors Requiring Aid
War Council outlines assistance for returning service members and dependants. It details medical needs, clothing, appliances, and rehabilitation, plus support for employment and education. It notes the Red Cross, military medical provisions, and aims to prevent welfare overlap with the Patriotic Fund while urging use of technical schools and post discharge plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremy Gurthily
Rad Crows Society
Antielh
Ehs
Abe Brett
Esisterce
Vole Ly
Patriotic Fund
Correspondence on Government, farmers, and traders fair deal
A reader criticizes government intervention in farm debt relief, urging fair treatment for farmers and country traders. The writer argues laws favor merchants and urges Parliament to secure a balanced approach, noting stores faced distress while farmers planted crops and stored goods. The letter mentions Geraldton Express availability through local town agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woldnok
Emis
Pieongh
Sears
al Parlianent
Northanton War Memorial Dedicates Honor Stone Night Service
The district observes a wartime dedication at The Hell of Tear Methodist Church with a large crowd from across the region. A tablet bearing names of soldiers enlisted is unveiled, honoring those from local units who served in the war. A separate list acknowledges families and individuals in attendance, marking a solemn community tribute amid ongoing conflict. Weather reports hint at possible rain after recent unsettled skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainplan
Wutiliers
Tall of Honor
Furance
Piesering
Dames
Etherton
Ripper
He Armstrong Cripps
We Gray
Norris
Osenham
FW. Unser
J. Douglas
Duas
Dickerson
Tants
Teamberston
A. McMinn
W. Woeterm
UC Kenia
Gatkar
Foolland
Lowe
Rene
Carson
Witkins
Co Tipper
Kepts
Turner
Walia
Getler
Turi
Harty
Muvrley
Simart
Sida Frey
A. Jatenison
Iie
France
Advertising in a Small-Town Storefront Tale
A faded reminiscence recalls a wary oli geezer who started a lone business for eighty cents. Townsfolk watched as stock and sights filled the shop on the square. The merchant trusted ads to draw regular customers, while locals debated value and paced the bustling block. Eventually his method and wit drew buyers, shaping the town’s commerce and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Australasia
Laurel
Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited
The
Commonwealth and
New Zealand
War Council
Grint
Wien
Vivetibond
Fae
Cie Woundtet
Wolfe’s Schnapps
Perth
Wank
Cours
Buesham
Walter Afd
Country Store
Geraldton Express
Mesers
T. H de Lucey
J. Ryan
Geo. Laing
J. G. Clarke
EB Snell
Geo. Rosam and Co
Northampton
Garmster
Ste A. Meshan
Northamton
Hou
Westerday
Western Australia
E. S. Lazarus & Co. Pty., Limited
Perir
Ely
Fide
Mead
Sydnet
Cilia and
Towra
Aveirain
Lonsen
Théwerth
Ualiiten
Polloe Ori
Livahen
Agaist
Eee Savings Bank Department
Crooks & Brooker, Ltd
Manine Terrace
Nobels
Glasgow
Sarah Metters
Liul
Pordman
India
British Empire
Laxmichand Dossabhi and Bros
Rajkot
Comstock
Ipswich
Johnson
Dorothy
Rosinaohnson
Pathy
Queenalint
Wwe
the Central Fish and Oyster Saloon
Muskett Bros
Proyrietorm
Denese
Ailes Dove Bitumastic Ltd
Newcastle-On-Tyne
Eat
London
Liverpool
Sunckester
Cardiff
Birmingham
Leeds
Hull
Etc
Mons
Alex. Trouchet
PROTH
Wolpe
R. Guscott
Laddie
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Ezsouted
Manne Tennact
Mabie, Todd and Co., Manufacturers
Francis Press Co. Ltd
Obama, BA
Henry Ckivch, Ton Dat
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