World War I Battlefield Shifts Near Paris and Front Rises
British and French reports describe fierce fighting on the Montdidier front as German forces push toward Paris while Allied defenses tighten. Paris officials vow to defend the capital to the last suburb amid a costly, stubborn confrontation with heavy losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vancouver
Ti Ia
M. Clemenceau
Paris
Paria
Fran Krapp von Bohlen
Bosen
Reuter
Rollea
Compiagne
Ssven Wilse
Campbell
Douglas Haig
Morlapcourt
Albert
Onur
United Press
Ancre
Somme
Guyra Red Cross and Women War Workers' Association
Reports list sewing projects and donated clothing including socks, shirts, and undergarments. Acknowledgments praise Mrs H Mackenzie and Mrs D Stewart for gifts of sock wool and waking material. An Australian Red Cross Appeal updates receipts and notes gifts of food and blankets, with calls for potatoes and farm produce for soldiers’ families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyra
Red Cross and Women War Workers’ Association
Arete
Adam Maosiva
W. Youman
Reuben Ball Sa
J. Wheaton
T. Youman
Jno
Hutton Se
Eng. Youman
Moore
Mr Wild
Jean McLean
Dave Bell
J. Dowell
Mugkensie
A. Bell
Stas
Bell
Alex. Youman
J. Malean
T. B. Sale
Souter
Dae
MaLeach
Hloc
Meusios
J. Bell
J. Frost
G. Parkes
Mr Chisholm
Ephraim Moore
John Youman
H. Ramage
Red Cross Fruit and Vegetable Depot
Wynyard Strest
Sydney
Joseph Yoouman
Miss May Starr
Wool Clips Bought and Local Deaths in Guyra Region
The British Government has bought the growing wool clip and Australian wool for the war duration and one year after. Mr James Champpson, a well known district resident, died suddenly at the Royal Hotel from heart trouble after seeking medical help. Coroner notified, no inquiry held. Funeral and burial at Church of England Cemetery with Rev A W Coates conducting. Prince of Wales birthday sports planned at Guyra Lagoon course with veterans match. Also noted are military news and local notices including a farewell to Rev Billingham and death of Sidney Wickerson, former Guyra Argus proprietor, in Sydney after bronchitis, with a Roll of Honor update for Private W G Knight killed in France.
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Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Sydney
James Champpson
Royal Hotel
T. Youman
Black Mountain
Armidale Hospital
Glen Innes
A. Ad. Brown
A. W. Coates
CD. Hutton
Guyra
Advi
Prince of Walaa
Jane
Lagoon Cours
Gayra
Waloba
Defaat
Advt
T. T. King
Eling
Liongothi
Fran
Svening
T. Hillingham
Pillign
Church of England
Oddfellow
Indy
Hillingham
Billingham
St. James's
Crouch
Mr. Billingham
Pilligs
Monsis
Jos. Mc Mallen
W J. Hartwall
P. A. A. Thompson
McMallen
Willingham
Hey. T. Billingham
Pilliga
Mesdames Sinden
Kirk
Mias Moore
Thimpeon
Wickerson
Sidney H. Wickerson
Guyra Argus
Liverpoolst
Darlinghurst
Armidale Express
Tenterfield
Armidale Argus
Sydo Gene
A A
Armidale Guyre
Idratléed
Masonic Lodge
New England
United States
Phil
Church Services and Local News from Tenterfield Area
Church services listed for various towns including Tenterden Guyra and Barwican with morning and evening times. Local notices cover education department replies on cookery classes at Goyra and staff transfers at a BC Bank. Police court case for riotous behaviour results in fine or three days’ imprisonment. Deaths include Miss Clan Gentle of Armidale and Artarmon. A Town Hall presentation for Captain Carmichael and wartime shipping cost inquiry in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Ollers
Tenterden
Guyra
A. W. Coatesbyterian
Barvican
Buoday
Beo Lomond
Llangobhlin
Binoh Mountain
EB. N McKie
Methodist
Sanday
Jane
KR. BR. Johnston
Tenterfield
McLaughlin
Cort Fadany
J. E Phelan
J.P
Artarmon Sydney
Clan Gentle
Chas, Gentle
Armidale
Gentle
Artarmon
George Mitchell
Sydney
Carmichael
Inter-State Commission
Britain
America
Italy
Japan
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The
Thureday
F. R. Sinden
IGZ
Local & General News
New York
Marshall
Smythe Bros
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
John Pringle & CO
MF. T. D. Barnard
Universal
Hartigan & Co., Ltd
Price
9D JR
A. McAlister
Gurreat
Sutherland
Scotia
Cox
Phos
Guyra Wood
Sdper
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