Storekeepers and officers listed in local notice
App'l Yarrowie J Daly store keeper Bouleroo Cantre A Sauton Tobas ton etc Wirrabare T Jones storekeeper reflects a damaged OCR with multiple names and roles in a small historical notice. The readable fragments indicate a catalog of individuals and positions.
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App'l-Yarrowie
J. Daly
Bouleroo Cantre
A.sauton
Tobaston
Wirrabare
T. Jones
The Prime Minister's Appeal to Australians to join the war effort
Prime Minister W M Hughes issues a patriotic appeal urging Australians to join the expeditionary forces as Britain and allies mobilize. He stresses total war footing and asks for fifty thousand new troops plus monthly reinforcements to sustain front lines. He pledges the government and people of Australia stand behind the call to victory and freedom.
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Prime Minster
W. M. Hughe
Alsan Ile
Axotraia
Constantinople
Australia
Ara
Sid
Commonwealth
People of
Youra Traly
W. M. Hughes
Australian Soldiers Fund Proposed to Aid Returning Troops
The Commonwealth and States authorize creation of the Australian Soldiers Fund to help soldiers who could not fight or return to civilian life. It aims to provide livelihood, land, and employment opportunities, acknowledging the nation’s debt and duty to rehabilitate returning service members.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Ustralian Soldiers’ Fund
Senenees Seaake
Nace
Board of Justice
Commonwealth Parliamant
Ivis
Mary
Brive
Spa Aoresin
Guy
Citigen
Citzens
Clisamabny
Panritis
Ypire
War Council and State Contributions Urged in Australia
Acting Prime Minister G. F. Pearce and premiers including Holman Victoria and Theodore Queensland call for 10 contributions in kind to support war efforts. References to Commonwealth bank branches and city mayors appear in a broad call for unity across states.
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Pbs
Malton
War Council
Commonwealth Bank
Australia
Armeni
Tee Koel
G. F. Pearce
Miister
W. A. Holman
New South
A. J. Peacock
Victoria
Edward G. Theodore
Queensland
Crawford Vaughan
South Australia
J. Scaddan
Western Austral
W. B. Lee
Tsamanis
Smoking Prohibited Near Stables and Haystacks Under Town Rules
Notice warns that smoking is banned within twenty yards of any stable hay straw or similar inflammable vegetation from November first to April, except inside a town or when properly covered. Penalty up to £10.
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Tripalsond Vimbia
Notice to Readers for The Laura Standard Submissions
Readers are invited to forward news items for publication. Correspondence should reach the office during Wednesday to ensure publication. Advertisements accepted until 6 pm on Thursdays and alterations must be received by the Wednesday preceding publication. Public functions updates require pre tickets or notices. non attendance may be noted if notification was received.
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Cesupivet
Fiebreaka
Vicanos Actin
Laura Standard
Seapets
Teperta
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