War Service Proclamation for Australian Troops
J. J. Angley informs that troops will depart Gladstone Railway Station on arrival of the Adelaide train. Men enlisted under the Defence Act will be granted Military Leave and released from service for farming, fruit growing, sugar cane work, sheep shearing, and related seasonal occupations. A free return railway warrant will enable workers to return to their places of employment.
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IB Frusnds
Inte Mlb
Hersert Whith Hughes
Gladstone
Adelaide
P. H. Dodds
Belton
A. Chambers
Graham
Lis
D.rends
Sinenre Angrat
Asto- Jaida
Youberday
Hurlatt Whitt Hughery
Boogostin
Williams
Glad
WI Purcona
Oslhmann
Peopl
Diocesa
Taemanis
Miasea Lines
Baymont
Adatone Event Notes and Speakers Listing
Brief listing shows Rev. A Bartlett and A Binet to attend sessions at 7 p.m. Huddleston hosts 7 p.m. Bay A Hartlett present. Details imply a community gathering with multiple speakers and times.
Call of Duty Opinion on Compulsory National Service
The volume of testimony supports compulsory national service. Allied forces press the war with full effort. Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Serbia, Belgium, and Australia contribute heavily across multiple fronts and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Russia
Armenia
Persia
Roumania
Sarrail
Macedonia
Trentine
Trieste
Fultess
Balkans
Albania
Australia
Anzac
Egypt
Pozieres
Mouguet Farm
Armentides
Notice of Assessment by District Council of Glwlons
Notice of Assessment shows all rateable properties in the district with owner and occupier names. Copies are at Mr M Beud Best Ward and Mr Masters West Ward for inspection. Appeals must be lodged within 21 days of Gazette publication. court of appeal set for November 11 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gl Wlons
M. Beud
Best
Master
Weet
Government
Court of Appeal
Baturdas
Pam
Budge
Annual Meeting Notice By J H Sargent
The annual meeting will be held in the Council Chamber on Saturday October 24 at 3 o clock. All members are requested to attend. J H Sargent urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J-H
Sargent
Australia faces conscription choice amid war debate
The piece argues for compulsory service to bolster the fighting force, urging Austra lian unity and accountability. It cites Britain and Germany as examples, stresses the need to support volunteers, and warns of disgrace if Australians vote no on October 28 while mothers fear for sons at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
War Council
Gerat
Britain
Cavas
Australia
Haig
Auetralia
Fisher
W. Osborne
Port Pirie
Prohibition Hotels Closed During Polling Under War Precautions
Federal authorities issue a War Precautions Act proclamation closing all hotels during polling hours from 8am to 8pm across the Commonwealth. Flower show income at Gladstone totaled £13 15s 6d with entries £1 10s 8d, doors £7 12s 9d, refreshments £4 14s. The balance £8 15s 6d is split between the Red Cross Society and the Ornamental Grounds Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Bam
Gladstone
Red Croan Society
Ornamental Grounds Fund
Flowsradow
W. D. Oliver
Mre
Rhepherdion
Loone
Red Crow Society
Referendum Campaign Notes in Australia Debate
A chaotic OCR segment discusses the referendum campaign on October 3. It praises Australia’s fight for freedom, mentions Liberal and Labour unity, and highlights key figures like A J McLachlan, W J S Honour, and Sir Richard, noting Defence Minister’s forceful stance and the crowd’s mixed reception in an Adelaide meeting.
Voting fervor as Australia debates military service
A fragmentary account shows campaigners praising compulsory military service with frequent references to yea votes and public support. Speakers at Gladstone Town Hall and others urge approval while opponents are described as in the minority among Premiers and parliament members across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone Town Hall
Hong Te Paacos
A. Payoton
W. Hamowok
Vote Yes Appeal from Leaders precow AUSTRALIANS
A damaged text fragment urges Australians to vote yes in an election, praising courage and unity while attacking opponents. It questions governance and warns of dishonor if Australians abstain, framing the ballot as a test of national resolve and defense.
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V. H. Moyles
9.A
Moyle
W. H. Moyle
Peica
L. Bundey
Lauma
Ian Mo
Cumann Hote
Madetone Street
Lance Stocks
B.P
Gladstone Bakery
H. Bennett & Son
Booyoolee Hotel
A. Leverington
Howe
Pammangren
Pokatoarg
Rome
Sixth Street
E. A. Gale
Astumates
Tor
St Bedcook
G.P
Barglay & GO
Durban
Capstown
London
P. & O Beanch Bervicg
Ballabas
Benalla
Beltams Rune
Peysvut
Ty Landop
Agnate
George Wills & Co., Limited
Algerenfell
Angley’s
J. J. Angley
Georgetown
Commonwealth of Australia
Reetord
Anglican Church
T. Aithan
Fay
Bay
K. J
Willoctra
Willoohrs
Vistoria Barracks
Melbourne
Treas’ Guyress
Guaperonm
Parwar
Chas H. Nicholls
Nicbelle Brox
Audienio
Maltourns
Gladee
Ahi Ma Ue
Pete
Kewly
Fars
North
Dietriot Clerk
Bonnington
Chas. Geddes & Co
Port Firie
Port Augusta
Port Lincoln
Tumby Bay
ORB
Redcliffe
Raiwa
aDaLaipe
Port Pirle
Fort Auburiat
the Liberal Union
Gladstone Branch
Hin
Sac
Conia and Ice Works
F. G Grubb
City Prichs
Phone iv
Sormany
Crator
Bax
J. McLachlan
Mesare Ayeapal
Boye
Australis
Pors Firle
Sadler
Nor
Works
Hon & J
Deleuca
Defence
Dows
Bai Jove
Richard
Bicheed
Ford
Sarve
Senagior
Jobe Lewis
M.L.D
Renatie
Ass Pracook
Presioe
Victorin Cme Vaughan
Premine Fine Vr Ti308
Trama
X. Er
Proline Toomanin
COOK
Wacuaa Givens
Posaidiand of
Safa Cman
Cardinal Bas Sopy
Giadatons Railway Department
Rte
Fidarad Farliaments
Acc
Agnisah Coher Camervick
Pavlansnata Ab Bet
South Australis
N.S Wales
West Australia
Oremmations
Ciguinstion
Grary Siete
Benlaia
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