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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
2
Thankful note to officials for prompt injury claim aid
R BUCHANAN of Lavergordon P.O. expresses sincere thanks to the State Accidentanza Office and their agent for prompt and generous help with his claim for compensation for injuries received while working at a chair cutting plant.
Namurkah water shortages ease and local events noted
In Namurkah a long drought ends as water returns after weeks of scarcity. The town plans reopening arrangements and celebrates community events including a concert, social, and church anniversary. Local notices mention real estate, hall openings, and community groups planning activities and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfontit
Namurks
Profetsor Adam
Yad
Ava
France
Gallipali Pantanal
Mowsea J. McNamara
Numuebun
Indus
Gow
Tea Indy
Liseral Promiaoy Tion
Beca Nse
Rataneesh Towa
Pekmon
Katomatite
Momfora
Tare Olstad
Chist Boler
Sia H. Blool
County Ratue
Grace Stowart
Beo
McClosty
Sacratary
Young man convicted in petty larceny case
In a Wednesday session at Lessea, a young man faced charges including bag theft and burglary. The magistrate weighed witness testimony, including Henry, and sentenced the defendant to 14 days imprisonment with a four fortnight prior time served. additional charges involved stealing a keg of rum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessea
P.M. Obrlaggbae Brown
Aeeano
Wilkes
Me P. Deano
Benlar
Danna
Henry
Brown
Howard Bonbley
Gilbert Gilleeple
Wanghua
Haney
Local Hall Event Delights Crowd At Thoreday Evening
NaThalia and the Church at England hosted a lively Thursday evening program at Patil Hall with strong applause for Miss Mr. Trolley and a varied program. A football match at Wails tomorrow aims to raise funds, with Beoneldy’s Waals and Mr G. Forter’s Boaliramangh chuffs anticipated. A wall slug contest and a dance at Hawker’s barn are planned with public turnout urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Trolley
AY Mosis
Wails
Ralelag Fande
Beoneldy
G. Forter
Sud
Indies
Invergordon Guild Leaders Back Movement Efforts
A scanned text fragment notes a rising local guild in Invergordon with plans to rally enthusiasts led by figures like Ree and W. Taylor. It praises Meylor for guiding funds and meeting progress, despite some fluctuations, and hints at a forthcoming sale or question related to the movement’s goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodds
Verrice
Ree
W. Taylor
Moon
Namarkeh District Teachers Pledge Next Meeting Set
A Namarkah district teachers meeting adjourned with President Ke Cook urging attendance and outlining aims for improved teaching. The next gathering is planned for Wanghon on Saturday the 10th, with a guest address and a program featuring sericultural lesson plans and pupil song selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namarkeh
Haneleotof
Plata
Experimente
Echool
Sunday Church Services and Circuit Notices
Sunday readings and service plans for Presbyterian, Church of England, and Methodist churches are listed. Several locations including Naring, Yaloe, Nathalia, Picola, and Waaia appear with times 7, 8, 11, or 3. Church leaders J A Les, Rev I Olya Jones, and Mr Harding are named among organizers and speakers. The record notes a lack of service at Yaloe and records a central executive motion about political affiliation within religious groups.
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Menwoprar Cuvnog
Port Banday Arepa
Nemurkwh
Strathmerton
Bev Collecott
Wunuliow
Kearse
Congupan Weet
Bee Yuo-Cofeam Land
Koos Novos
Rev Churchward
Baulkamaugh Sth
Me G
Forlyr
Me Betts P Naring
Me Jetieay
Marangi
Mr Williams
Beads Kwasimba
Mr Caldwell
Bunbaethe
Fowler
Waata
Nenaarkah
Draeemi
Enenaga
J. A. Les
Wanla
Tr Suliwell
Church of England
Rothalia
Yalen
Wakiti
Colebrook
Letters From The Front At Dardanelles 1915 War Log
An Australian officer writes from Gallipoli describing the landing on April 26 1915 and the chaotic battles with Turkish forces. He recalls boats, trenches, heavy bombardment, casualties, and the resilience of his unit amid harsh conditions and cliffside terrain.
Australians Rallying Onward From Labours Of War
This letter describes frontline conditions near a ridge with artillery and shrapnel. A section advances under heavy fire while several soldiers are wounded. The writer details hospital care on board a hospital ship in Alexandria, mentions comrades and officers hurt, and notes scarce newspapers and hopeful anticipation of returning home to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Prench
Gerry Baler
Sam
Winky
Wisky
Morty
Alexandria
Eghert
Waddell
Sheppton
Colonal Elliot
Anatoalia
New Zealand
Bloody Sunday Letter From Wounded Soldier Blondy Sonday
A soldier writes from the Dardanelles describing his wounds and prognosis. He reports a shoulder bullet, shrapnel in the leg, and a near miss that kept him in action until a night of shelling. He signs as Blondy Sonday and mentions impending medical aid and reunion with his mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra T. Blisson
V. Wlinson
Dardanallons
Landing in Gallipoli A World War I Letter
An Australian recounts landing at Gallipoli with 16 000 Australians, fighting near the shore against Turkish forces. He describes wading through water, severe enemy fire, and a harsh reception before pushing the Turks back toward the flats as the fighting slowly ceases in the east. Letters from district soldiers will follow in the next issue.
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Ras-ol-Tin
Alesandria
Dardanelles
Besch
Ratira
Egbert
Harry Baker
Hgbert
Doep
Lane
Eorpora
Sotion
Lisute
Swift Snd
Qwateh
Atand
Taonne Guna
Sovaral Garmond
Lisaie
Outa
LO Gurde
Turkey
Anatralia
Toll of the War Names Fallen Soldiers and Censored Details
A list of soldiers from various regiments is published with casualties noted and locations identified but wartime censorship limits certain details. The document names ranks and units including privates and sergeants, with several entries marked as died or killed in action and others described as missing or unable to verify.
Private V MISSING and Private V 0 Hall Nethils PRIDEAUX Rideauz youth die in action
Private V missing and Private V 0 Hall Nethils Prideaux Travel to Numarksh, Me and Mrs B J Rideauz era noted. G Prideaux enlisted 8 W, eager for action. He fought bravely as a young man, endured, and left behind grieving relatives. Sapper Sse Otaumphryis Kilied unit details and age 12 prior to enlisting at Kyshrent Topamcie, son of Constable W Homphryia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Prideaux
B.J
Rideauz
Numarksh
Rideaux
Kilied
W. Homphryia
Ysyksudeudah
Nomursah
Yaa
Postal Department
Kyshrent
Topamcie
Private Carter Dies at Dardanelles Hero of Guildford
A Guildford correspondent reports the death of Private John Oster Carter of B Company Birthed from Nomurinh during the Dardanelles campaign. His family receives support from friends and the community as photos from Egypt are shared and plans for a public display at the legal Sato School are considered.
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Carter
Jack" Carter
Mount Alsider Mail
Castlemaine
Dardanelles
Jandford
Phirebren
John Oster
Kennedy
Triuk
Noel Garter
Prracat Retving
Ambaleuch
Satriday
Parante
Hy Ban
B.S Osrter
B. Co
Ted Bathstion
Rer
Neo
Olizana
Guildford
Berora
Oonstinaweuleh
Government debate on fodder prices at Shire Hall meeting
Report from Shire Hall on Tomgyet outlines government responses to fodder shortages. Mentions Mortimer and Cas, with debate over wheat prices, compensation, and fixed price schemes. References speakers, farmers, and parliamentary tensions about relief measures and fees.
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Rhagett
Tomgyet
Fowler Proudagtta
Q.iqy
Mowimer
W. Dey Genny
W. Tyases
Mortiner
Rong
Poe
Laig
Mortimer
Cassaraly
R. A. Thames
Shepparton
Segara
Sul
Op & U
Aid Priv
Tham
Mortimer Sid
Ste Wilkins
Vitor
Gove
Hogan
Rot
Borel
Department of Agriestat
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John B Goadge
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de John Mintgro Badie
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Bolisitor
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Bay
Minnonger
Rironmsery
James P. B. McQuie
Viewebrenr
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Carnation
Ainer
SIGMA
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Owl
Guenther
Numubear
Gutalanble
Power House
Numurkeh
I. H. McPhorsey
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Lil
Wheetrton
Direator Feos Fs
Graniog
Aary
Wastu
Wana
Aliamoon Tae Yo
Lacesmuth
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Campbell and Co
ACON
Bacon
Thareday
ED Oats
Gorden Teda
Wotballe
Gald
Sheen
Watt Devoedia
A. Patterson
Skrathmerton
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B. Ochen
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Anil Repsiras
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Blake Street
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Orgenteutiont
Vibtotian Allfatiog
Victuelfers’ Association
Catholic Federation
Wowen's Political Association
Layal
Leda
Yabribtorio Landing
Harry Barr
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