Orange groves struggle with drought and over irrigation
In the district, farmers debate irrigation woes as groundwater salinity rises. Experts urge better water management to salvage orange growth while noting some trees survive after recent floods. A key discussion considers replacing wasteful watering with targeted methods to revive the struggling crop.
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Journal of Agritaltare
Samatr
J F Roenntoldt
Leure
Rook
Tt Fyatt
Gendow
Orange Bay
Tha Bate
Lunra
W. Steveny
Vietoris
Masoe
Odergroand
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Biesing
Pledge
Fauna Corporation Update and Local Officials Listing
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Fauna Corporation and local officials including a mayor Mr A and named figures Boeintl H M Newman and Town Olek with unclear roles. No clear event, place, or date can be verified from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenadey
Mr. A
Boeintl
H M Newman
Winter
Olek
Three Crowns in Office Meantime Road Funds Allocated
A report from Crewe Lands Office notes £126 allocated for main roads in the municipality. Crown Lands Office promises a copy of Roads Amending Order 1916 to be sent to the Council. The Barrow administration discusses public works and budget items for December 1 1915 to January 24 1916 with detailed expenditure. The Council votes on imp rovement tenders for 800 yards of stone and authorizes mayoral actions including purchase of tar and lighting committee recommendations.
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Jan Reales
Crewe Lands Office
Bromend
Crown Lande Office
Amnadmi
Suorobary Mesisipsl Association
Neif
Berwaan the
Forder
Newman
Moody
Purdor
Fiosuces
Wenr Amrot
Nore
Main Tows
Jadutary
Commery
Hall
Soreat Byhong al
Holiday Outing Frome Jockey Club Races
Frome Jockey Club hosts a special holiday outing at Melrose on Monday. A special train will run to and from the event with predictable times and connections, including passengers from Port Pirie and Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frome Jockey Club
Laura
Melrose
Wounder Soldirs
Folluwe
Laura Corporation Extraordinary Election Nominations
Nominations were received by the retiring officer Mr W H Campbell after the resignation of Mr B G Suom, for councillor in Bow Ward of the City Corporation. Proceedings adjourned to Saturday January 99. election by ballot to be held 8 am to 7 pm at the Council Chamber.
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W. H. Campbell
Bi. G. Suomen
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Cears Corpora
A. W. Adams
Beter
Herbert Arther Progedings
A Hero of the Australian Earth Tour
A fragmentary notice describes an Olympia event featuring Mr. Holland's touring troupe with an oat Pavilion. It mentions an Australian singer and a story titled A Hero of the, with emphasis on color and sabborition themes, paraphrased from the source.
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Olympia Rieveller
Mr. Holland
Erin
Fragmentary Memoir Note on Film Program and Dates
A garbled notice mentions a film program with references to Georgetown Crystal Book and various names, dates, and places. It hints at an event around 1950 including a screening titled A Haro of bbe sdanetlos with unclear location and dates.
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D-feass
Tus
Oisefia
Lawes
Onivowis
Lanta
War Appeals Call for More Men and Volunteers
Appeals urge further enlistment and recruitment as war demands escalate. Messages emphasize immediate action, encourage readers to consider joining, and highlight ongoing manpower shortages across military forces.
Beacons of the Empire: King’s Appeal for Volunteers
The king calls universal wartime service urging men of all classes to volunteer and join the fight to defend the empire. He stresses sacrifice, unity, and duty to secure enduring peace and protect the empire’s global holdings.
Australia Needs More Men For War Effort
A wartime appeal from Prime Minister W M Hughes urges Australians to answer Yes and enlist to add thousands of troops for the expeditionary forces. The message frames victory and security as national duty, calling for immediate support and sacrifice.
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Moromon Austrelia
Bat Aaloty
Belooga
Auatealia
Trent
Australia
Howe
Satilore
Altim
Eraly
W. M. Hughes
Prins of
War Enlistment Cards Appeal Local Recruiting Effort
In a personal appeal arranged recently, local committees sought to recruit for the war effort. The State War Council confirmed efforts to inform committees of enlistment replies and to report any sensitive information to local officers, while avoiding centralized state paper handling.
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Houghes
Antenay
Davies
Parsons
Wis
Cifia Recuay
Riis Waars
Bower
Roma Inaracena
State War Council
Wistor H Ryan
Tareday
Enlin Meat Appeal
Ceplian
Ormed
Aneastre
Recruiting Campaign Form Forswears Enlistment Urges Local Response
The fragment describes a compulsory form issued by the Recruiting Office to be filled and returned in a sealed envelope. It asks for location, place, marital status, and other personal details, with confidentiality promises and a request to reply Yes or No about willingness to enlist.
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Sulist
Dalool Salicecal
St Ubick
Scoutcraft Wit and Tales From A Ten Pin Era
Fragmentary OCR reads suggest a note about scoutcraft wit and a ten pin era with garbled words and displaced letters. It mentions a large wall and a reference to Flsndera and Tehcongh, though specifics are unclear. The readable elements imply a historical or humorous piece rather than a clear report.
The Soldier’s Reflection on War and Duty
A wartime voice urges alertness and endurance. It contrasts soldiers with machines and praises trained soldiery, discipline, and courage while imagining field conditions and the duties that save lives and achieve victory.
Night of a Naval Battle Torn by a Storm and Deaths
Eyewitness account describes a brutal sea engagement with ships raked by cannon and a fateful wreckage casting bodies ashore. Soldiers and officers rally in the darkness as fear and bravery clash, with the Daily Mail cited for dramatic reports of the event.
The Paradoxes of War and Business Contradictions
War alters society with shifting priorities as merchants gain while labor bears losses. The text contrasts military impact with business outcomes, noting how upper classes navigate upheaval and poorer people bear the risks, exposing paradoxes in social effects and economic roles.
Fragmented musing on luxuries and social reform tensions
The text voices a chaotic critique of class luxury and social change, questioning why luxuries persist while poorer populations suffer. It references industrialization, women workers, and a wartime moral frame, with scattered allusions to Britain, labor, and civil war parallels.
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Ugvin
Lusk
Lerg
Ova
Bruka
Hiroaster
Thomaselend
Declaration of Independence Amid Colonial Strife
The fragment recalls the Fourth of July as a symbol of American independence and the struggle with Britain. It mentions key figures, battles like Bunker Hill, and the pledge to liberty, noting tensions between colonies and the Crown.
Anatomy of the Human Body Facts from an Educational Text
The excerpt lists astonishing figures about human biology including 2 009 000 counting bones muscles and nerves A full description of blood heart lungs and respiration follows. It notes skeletons with over 200 bones air intake and output and the mass of typical food and water consumed daily.
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Aniaa
Incomplete Letter Chaos Tangles Historical Notes
Fragmentary text recounts confusion around an editor or writer named Népoleot and a disputed manuscript sent to printing offices. Mentions figures like Dean Stanley and Macpherson, with references to an American named Butus Chota and a disrupted campaign.
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Népoleot
Poland
Cemp
Ign
Dean Stanely
Certsin
Moe
Lsta Highlander
Macpheeron
Butus ‘Chota
Landholders warned as vegetation burns threaten forests
Notice warns landholders of vegetation burn risks and strict penalties for scrub burning between October and November. It outlines controls on burning during Crown lands fires and assigns duties to forest rangers and police to enforce fines for violations.
Fragmentary School Notice on Attendance Laws and Age Limits
The document outlines ages 6 to 14 required for school attendance and exceptions for illness or danger. It notes older students must complete a qualifying course and references a Director of Education ruling and potential private schooling options.
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Camelaa
Lorsiakanen
Daaghen
Epch
Gill Nage
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