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Newspaper
Laura Standard
Location
Laura, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
4
The document outlines enlistment requirements and fees for new recruits. It mentions payment terms in yen and feet, a free mailway ticket, and prior proof required before embarkation along with implied dates and compensation details. The text records old military enrollment procedures and related entitlements.
The Laura Branch of the Agricultural Bureau met Friday March 17 at Santa Town Hall. Chairman E G Blesing presided over six members and one visitor. They received and discussed correspondence from the Advisory Board on sewn superphosphate, Bunce Roll, water analysis, and other farming topics. Mr F P R Hughes presented papers on fruit yields, irrigation, and engine management for farm use, emphasizing engine strength, governors, fuel, and maintenance.
February 17 request from Riverside Garden prompts Agriculture Department to analyze water sample. Report shows high chlorides and total solids, indicating irrigation water not safe. Sodium chloride 139.6 grains per gallon, calcium and magnesium carbonates 16 grains, other salts 0.0 grains. total hardness 84.0 degrees. temporary hardness 16.0 degrees.
A damaged ad describes how a woman suffers back or hip pain from nervous disorders and claims Dean’s Pills provide relief. It touts a cure with “six bottles” and warns buyers to ensure genuineness, noting price and availability.
A fragmented religious card plater recounts a private Richard Lee and a mayor debating sin and knaves. The narration links cards to biblical props, King Solomon, the Queen of Sheba, and moral reminders. The convocation hints at a courtroom or civic setting with a knave and fool as central figures.
Exemption list for the Signs on Vehicles Act 1916 includes dates January 16 15 19 and numbers 90 15 19 17 18 1%. The readable fragment outlines specific exempt sights during that period, with no further context or details available.
Press notice reads that estates and perishes are to be handled by Eoowat James Hoss at the office of the house in Btartard Hasbert arent.
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