Australian Imperial Force Officers and Soldiers Named
A damaged wartime notice lists soldiers named Atkins with variations of forename Thomas or Thome Atkins in multiple Australian Imperial Force units including the Australian Light Horse, Cavalry, Machine Gun Company, and 2nd Field Company staff abroad. The text reflects inconsistent spellings and unit references amid a casualty or memorial record.
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Thome Akins
Tab Batlatta
Australian Imperial Force
Lid
Thome Atkins
Angee Corpe Cavalry
Kenimont
Abrrova
Thomas Atkins
Austraan Impewal
Thomas Atkin
Tot Light Horee Regiment
Diperial
Porce
Eneinceim
Torce
Toman Atking
Australian Imperial
FORCE
Road
Untitled fragmentary notice from torn OCR text
Fragmentary readable text mentions ordinary purchase and costs and names. lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects. conveys no distinct action or outcome suitable for a full news item.
Bray reports trucking issues amid February market pressures
Bray notes truck logistics problems affecting markets in February. Reference to figures like 172-14 and locations MIN VE, UMN, Fateh suggests regional transportation delays. Details are fragmented but point to persistent supply chain strains impacting shipments and pricing.
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Jobe Bray
Fateh Sevepans
Ate
Wheat varieties and sowing advice from Agriculture Dept
The Department of Agriculture recommends oat, barley, rye, and wheat varieties for the cereal crop season. It outlines suitable sown timings, regional preferences, and trial results from the Varieties Committee meeting held on 17 and 18 January. Specific names of cultivars and districts are listed, with emphasis on early, mid, and late sowings for optimal yields across Tableland and Sandhills regions.
Old-Time Fodder Grains and Winter Feed Notes
Fragmentary text discusses early winter fodder grain and top entiaragahing, mentioning unxble conditions in cold districts for fowl. The source hints at grain usability issues and references a manufacture line “THE Sold Iwama.”
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