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Newspaper

Laura Standard

Location

Laura, Queensland, Australia

Date

Mar 03, 1916

Page

3

Fruit growing talk and demonstration by Larna branch

A February 24 public demonstration by George Qualoo and Hirtioshara Inawassor, tied to the Agricultars Barsan, showcased pruning and planting for fruit growing. Speaker Quinn answered questions while experts discussed soil depth, subsoil importance, and site needs for orchards, including irrigation and climate considerations.

Yo Lanra The Agricultars Barsan George ‘Qualoo Hirtioshara Inawassor Mamwrr Ptasiog BR Hammill Oroberd Hacounlll Quinn

Farmers and Retailers Association urged water and policy reform

The document discusses irrigation from the Torrens Valley river, its impoundment for arable land, and the need for careful land clearing and tillage. It covers planting methods, fertilizer experimentation, and the influence of organic matter. It ends with a note on forming a farmers party advocating free trade and removal of burdens on agriculture.

Ian Araveets Torrens Shing Wella and Following Other mm Aoslyes Meade Mont Farmera' Party Commonwealth Bam

Open Column Guidance for Readers and Writers

A brief note explains that column contributions are published with writer names but no implied endorsement. Readers should consider content in good faith and recognize the column reflects varied opinions rather than official positions.

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Farewell to Miss Brittain and Miss Graham at local choirs and school

On February 24 the Lanra Methodist Church choir bid farewell to organist Miss Brittain who served about two years. In Laura township a school farewell honored Miss Graham, praised for her three years teaching, with gifts and thanks from staff and pupils.

Chareh Tharedey Lanra Metholist Misa B. Beitiain Che Shoiana Organiz Miss Brittain Ha Basbary Wovtera Australia T |Bendlay Miss Brittain Mian Brittain Laure Abe Bobi Plasn Laura Gebool Miss Graham MaLaren Hood J. 0 Tome Stags Tel We W. BH. Campbell Ducation Department

Farewell at Laure Baptist Church Service

Words of thanks were spoken for Miss Graham Millicent Bawke and others at a Harvest Festival farewell. Pastor Turner noted faithful service to church and school as Millicent plans to move to Port Pirie tomorrow.

Graham Boonleg Wes Adelaide McLiren Vale Laure Millicent Bawke Port Pirie Purner Capermead Bun Hope Pirie

Wilmington Acceptances and Evening Races Schedule

The list shows acceptance entries for Wilmington events including the Wilmington Handicap and Flying Handicap with horses such as Who's Who and Port Rack. A concert and ball will follow at the Wilmington Institute Hall.

Tostone Wilmington Institutes Hall Crommny

King's Flag Return Confirmed by Scout Officials

A distorted set of letters shows the Laura Local Committee reporting the return of the King's Flag to State Headquarters. The Bishop of Acts'side will dedicate the flag at St Peter's Cathedral on Sunday with two silver plates noting the trophy winners from the last four years.

Mtr N. Nancotrin Hou Laura BW. Daten Beater Nad Ronald St. [ Peter's Acts

District Water Supply Visit By Waste Expat Commission

The excerpt records a district water supply visit by a Waste Expat Commission delegation to Booteroo Crates with members including Hertart McGilligray and DJamos and accompanied by AP Ademe. Attending officials include Mayor Bowhud of Laural and Vigilance Committee chair J. F. Roanafeldt along with several listed members.

Fofsl Commission On Booteroo We. McGilligray Djamos AP Ademe Birgas SA Wirtghure Woodlands Messrs HG. Bowhud Laural J. F. Roanafeldt B. Liass J. Sibly WF. Bloivery Ted Bowe

Untidy OCR Note Describes Inspection and Prior Plans

An unclear report notes Lagrs examination of roquette for an adt water supply, a motor trip to Bentaloa for inspection at Bestaloa Bosses, and a follow up to inspect items after Jonah where ein taken and iuneares were to be examined.

Witucesca Lagrs Bbe Town Dintray Bentaloa Bbe Bestaloa Jonah Ettinsot Ain Iuneares

War Appeals Call for More Men Across Nations

Wartime notices urge recruitment and enlistment as authorities appeal for additional manpower. Messages emphasize national necessity, urging citizens to answer the call and support military efforts with swift action and commitment.

Kings Appeal From Buckingham Falco Message

A damaged fragment presents a royal appeal from Buckingham Falco urging unity and continued sacrifice to defend the empire. It emphasizes national struggle, loyalty, and the need for more support to secure victory and endure hardship.

Recruiting Committees Set For Local Enlistment Drive

Prime Minister Hughes outlines steps for local recruiting. Actions include collecting replies to enlistment cards, sending willing responses to the State Commandant, and forwarding a Recruiting Check Slip to the Commonwealth statistician. Local Inquiry Committees will assess refusals following strict guidance.

Hughes

Prime Minister Hughes Urges War Effort and Recruitment

The Prime Minister appeals to Australians to marshal all strength for victory in the war. He calls for fifty thousand additional troops and reinforcements to front lines, urging a united effort for freedom and Australia’s destiny.

W. M. Hugher Cheiremurtele Aguiralia Tarue Bitteen Auutrelia Af Austral W. B Bhughes Austrelia

Official Circular Incomplete Renders Inadequate Text

An official circular appears garbled and incomplete with stray words and missing details making the intended notice unreadable. The fragment suggests bureaucratic language but lacks actionable or identifiable information.

Recruiting Appeal Penalties for Neglect in War Census

Commonwealth Statistician Knibbs warns under War Census provisions that all persons between ages 16 and 46 must reply to the Prime Minister's recruiting appeal by March 3. Penalties include fines up to £500, imprisonment up to 19 years, and further prosecutions.

Commonwealth Statistician H. Knibbs C.M.G Ur Maziman Pse Oon

Personal Appeal Carda Obligation Notice for Military Service

A proclamation in the Commonwealth Gazette notifies individuals that they must fill and return certain cards by March late, enforcing the obligation to serve in military ages 18 to 45. Penalties include fines up to £60 or three months imprisonment, or on indictment up to £500 or one year imprisonment.

Recruiting Vampaion Seamer Details

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a recruiting campaign and a seamers inquiry. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable. Summary reflects the readable, incomplete snippet with neutral framing.

Writs Issued For District Investment Meeting

Public notice states writs were issued to forward pews to the district regarding Laure Stavdant and related stakeholders. It outlines duties for the office, dates of meetings, and attendees responsible for overseeing investment and administrative functions.

Interet Laure Stavdant

Light on Varicles Calendar Nights in 1916 1917

A garbled listing outlines dates across months from January 1916 to December with many misprints. It mentions multiple day clusters in January February March May June July August September October November December and scattered numbers. The fragment hints at a recurring event or schedule but lacks coherent details or identify names.

Datembar

Hints On How To Make Life Worth Living

Fragmented text offers scattered guidance on conscience and personal conduct. It argues that a clear conscience yields balance and inner peace, warning that guilt and deception harm character and life prospects.

Fragments of Vision and Duty in a Moral Tone

The text reads like a fragmentary meditation on imagination guiding duty and virtue. It mixes archaic phrasing with misspellings to suggest aphoristic aims about inner fire, moral horror of evil, and the necessity of contemplation to sustain resolve.

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