Primary Producers Union holds quarterly council meeting
The Cantral Expensive Primary Producers' Union met in Sydney on Wednesday morning with President Mr McRae presiding. Delegates from multiple districts discussed insurance, taxation amendments, and inter-branch trading, approving a seed exchange plan to curb inter-branch loss and requesting a formal scheme for executive submission.
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Sydnnny
Wiednenlay
Mr. McRae
F. Willlama
W. J. Kelman
Mulger
A Mauhveson
Tamworth
W. Watthy
Tinwarra
Porbury
W. McRitchie
W. Tonkin
T. Rogers
Mindfaarah
MicKoamie
Orkeniters
Meusra
Hitshio
Beart
Board OF Trade
Ferard
Memura
Wali Am Williamson
Romainailer
Mesery
Mathieson
Shepherd
Ca Wae
Co-Operative Insurance Company
Air
Harden
Co- Operative Insurance Company
Lord
Mesara
Hind- Mpafal
Malhinvon
Watin
Arpont
Locome
Oberon
Sengmee Chapts
Hou
Shipping Fortions and Admiralty Shipping Review
Sir Eric Goddard, First Lord of the Admiralty, assessed Britain's shipping position. He noted the Bell iot fleet would remain unsatisfactory without a larger postwar building program, citing 1 100,000 tons in six months against only 160,000 tons built, a disappointing gap after earlier reports of submarine sinkings remaining high. In drug and tonic ads, a Home remedies section touts Heenzo cough remedy and a tonic for general vitality, urging readers to mix Heenzo with warm water for a ready cough suppressant, and recommending Wean’s Tonic for nerve support and blood health.
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House of Commons
Eric Godldes
Admiralty
Belliot
Aubmarings
Hean
C. W. Hens
Canborough-sirset
Sydney
The Countryside Notes From a Remote Commonwealth
An extended reminiscence in a rustic tone recounts travels from Cape to Corracahirk and Karamea, detailing homestead life, local figures such as Mr. Mackey and Mr. Wade, the Myall River junction with the Barnard, and rough rural routes. The piece includes poetry fragments about sacrifice and nationhood, reflections on labor, and vivid scenes of bush life, transport challenges, and family ties amid the era’s hardship.
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Cape Lagl
Cermalin
Copeland
Iry
Pomona
Pluto
Gloucester
Crracuhark
Widen
W. A. Murkay
Mr. Mackey
Elles
Elsbane
Corracahirk
Mea
Laurie
Karamea
Albert C. Hoyeab
Houwa
Hogno
Upper Tha
Keramee
Nueno
Os. HW. Wall
Alyall
Myall
Barnard
Callaghan
Wade
Upper
Tia
Tee
Watte
Mr. W
Walls
Janky Barker
T Pot
Tim
Lynch
St. Leonard's
Barker
Kowendoeyin
Mr. Home
Wight
Tot It aces dows on the other able 14 Cooplecurcipa and hal ie a particularly wood road
The narrative recalls travels through Cooplercuripa and Upper Valley regions, noting unsafe roads and a diverse local scene. A memory cycle follows a visit from Mrs Penfold and later a reunion with Mr Lane, with reflections on life at Nowendoe and interactions with residents, including church figures and a local guard.
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Aradee
Con
Burrosurana
T. A. Lourte Ie
Newenrhi
Con Fort
T.A
Joseph Penfold
Penfold
Lane
Fener
Nowrodoc
Bh. CG. Schrader
Py McMirvey
Schowl
War Alarm and Turkish Severance Reported
A message claims Germany and Turkey severed relations. German counterattacks press front lines with heavy fighting from Villé-en-Tantinois to Rusney. Australians seize a garrison town nearby as French and British forces push in several sectors amid tank use and air raids.
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Germary
Turkey
Vancouver
Loeion Wales
Germany
Gunatastino PLC
Villé-en-Tantinois
Rusney
Hercely
Gierges
Fere-en-Tardenon
Ferr-en-Tartenvis
Sergy
Slorris
Australian Press Association
Assuraoe
George Weeener
Foch
The Czar’s Last Moments Reported by Berlin Source
A Berlin sourced account details the Czar's final hours. He awoke at five, prepared calmly for death, received a priest, and dictated letters. An escort came at nine to lead him to the execution site. he sank in the chair and died as the final rift rang out, with guard and soldiers present.
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Londons
Lokal Anselger
Berlin
Wien
Dorsing
Wengal
Nicholas Jf
Repatriation Scheme Speech by The Plan
An account of a conference on repatriation detailing proposals to place incapacitated soldiers into normal factory work, with industrial tribunals and a system to assess labor value. Discussion covers safeguards, ratios of returning soldiers to workers, and challenges in classifying veterans for trades.
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Wileh
Hell
Wilke
Court of Appeal
Aelt
Particulae Rade
Senate
Iha
de Largle
Millen
Bilton
Addiesileries
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