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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
4
Desiring individuals should apply at Recruit Depot Carrie Street. No transfer or wear gear. Arrangements for medical examination will be made. Suitable persons will receive free railway tickets to Meteopolic for examination. Rates of pay per day outlined prior to embarkation.
Rubber stamps call and tespers in vered catalogues feature items and listings. The notice highlights suppliers and dates for upcoming releases, noting catalogues and orders from firms in the sector.
South Australians backed the Soldier and Dependents Fund, raising well over the £100000 target with early reports showing about £80000 from country committees and direct donations. The overall total exceeds £210000 as the fund supports fighting men and their dependents, with officials noting strong public support and planned presentations by the fundraiser committee.
The Financial Committee chair Mr. E J. Hawkes outlines the aid program for war dependents and discharged servicemen. He notes total funds around £219,000 with annual revenue about £9,000 and current relief expenditures near £12,000 yearly, urging conservatism to sustain aid for years.
Two signals warn of kidney illness back pain and pale urine with brick dust. Urination irregular or excessive signals danger. a simple cure is available with Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. W Paine of Solomon Town recommends them after relief followed by lasting health. Dosage and price details follow, urging readers to secure genuine Doan's.
The Wirrabara branch of the Agricultural Bureau held a meeting on Saturday February 19 with 22 in attendance presided by Mr EB Pitman. Topics included correspondence from the advisory board on weeds, and a paper by Mr Pitman on treating wheels with boiled oil for bluestone pickling costs.
The fragment describes shaping and folding metal pieces, plan making a model from static, and oiling for longevity. It notes a meeting where Mr Pitmen is accorded on a motion, with the next branch gathering set for Saturday March 18 to submit a paper on harness care.
A 1916 notice enumerates exempt nights by month with many OCR errors. It references the Eyes on Vehicles Act, district news items, publication timing rules, and the need for notices to reach the office by Wednesday for advertising, with alterations due by Wednesday before publication. Names and dates are garbled. the document centers on publishing deadlines and exemption nights.
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