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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
4
Recruits desiring to enlist should report to Street Depot Cu Adelarto or nearest District Council Clerk for medical examination. Suitable applicants will be granted free railway tickets to Metropolis after medical examination. Rates of pay per bar.
The northern center of the Mid Northern branches of the Agricultural Bureau of South Australia met at Gladstone on February 16. A large attendance attended sessions. the conference opened with welcome remarks from Mr. BE Lines and a formal declaration by the Minister, highlighting the value of such conferences and the bureau’s work.
A government freight support plan is discussed as farmers question why no further dividends were paid. The debate covers financing new advances, expectations of imperial authorities, and the impact on surplus crops and exports. A later focus emphasizes sheep breeding, wool quality, and practical farming guidance from experts at the conference.
A pasted testimonial notes Doan's Backache Kidney Pills curing backache and kidney issues for four years. Mrs Rowan and Mr T Bowen of Fifth Street Gledstone recount lasting relief, urging purchase from Foster Clellan Co at 76 Pitt Gydary with a bottle price.
A report notes various branch officers and members from Laars Georgetown Crystal Brook Beetalo Whyte ireowi Boolarso Osates Wirrabae Port Pirie and Gladstone responding to toasts. It mentions P H Sater praising the Ladies and various members such as Mr Lewis Hon B00 Bachan Franle and B E Lines with R E Lines as president.
The Commonwealth Gazette warns individuals between 18 and 48 to fill and return personal appeal cards issued with the recruiting move by May 1st. Noncompliance carries penalties from the War Office including fines up to 50 pounds, up to three months in jail, or both. indictment may bring up to 500 pounds or one year imprisonment, or both.
A terse press notice explains signed guarantees for district communications and queuing of items for office reception. It notes signatures are not binding, and items should arrive by a midweek reporting window for verification and possible publication.
A fragmented notice lists exempt nights including dates in November and December and references a publication by Recwew Tapes Hoon. It mentions the policy set by the act and references the Off of the Starter and Laws.
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