29 Jul 1918
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
1
Roll of Honour notice lists Defence Department casualties with several illegible entries. Names include Pte B M Bake and Pte Wentworth and others marked as killed in action or wounded with unclear dates from 1914 to 1918. The garbled text references Cornwall and Hindson with multiple misspellings.
The French Med Apres Surtery committee in Paris replies to a Hobart inquiry about tobacco shipments and customs. The letter notes delays and pricing changes, mentions shipments to Epernay and Paris, and discusses cigarette quantities and related costs.
Fragmented report describes Commonwealth naval activities in the early war period. It notes Australian units joining British efforts to protect sea routes and mentions parliamentary debate shaping naval policy and broader war aims.
Fragmentary OCR text describes unclear events and entities including Australia House and Salmedar with scattered references to people, dates, and locations, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to form a full summary. The readable portions do not present a definite action, date, or result to report.
The Western District Rifle Club Union meeting in Missouri reviews year work and reports on subscribtions and prizes. Officers and delegates are named, with notes on payments, committees, and next year plans, including venue, dates, and member conduct.
A fragmentary note mentions Burieh and Pricey Keerling with unclear roles in a local mill scene. Other names Crumt Piers and Voningen Minieter appear in detached phrases, with no clear event or outcome provided.
Members of the Australian News Piper Delegation were hosted at a club function with Mr Fomdeay Maewell presiding. The discussion touched on Germany's potential influence in the Pacific and Australia’s stance on colonial and regional security amid Austro-British concerns.
Details from a London meeting trace the influence of commercial banks on Australia’s war effort. Officials and bankers discuss funding flows, Treasury disbursements, and measures to sustain munitions production while maintaining public confidence in financial institutions.
A gala reception in New York hosted by a local committee featured displays of American and Australian dialogue. Attendees included notable figures such as Mr Charley Eruner Giles and others as part of a cultural event.
The Imperial Conference approves a charter creating a governing body led by Sir Richard Wiolnavie and ministers including Mr WM Messsee and Mr Ho Hamer. Members span regions such as Newfoundland and South Africa with names like Lor Morr and Mir B D Chetham among others.
The readable fragments describe Allied and Axis wartime contexts with references to aliens, control, and famine. Mentions crowed hunger and American, French, and Diaban controllers, plus a mystery figure and Missive about Allied forces. Context appears jumbled and speculative.
A chaotic event at a pawnshop caused explosions and widespread damage. Witnesses report shattered glass, smoke, and fear as workers attempted to control the incident. Investigators are on scene to determine the cause and assess injuries. Local authorities urge residents to avoid the area as emergency crews secure the site.
Fragmentary text describes a ceremonial tour involving Yemelon Frulay Wituitu Mis Mighesby and wifi communications issues during visits tied to Prince of Wales and royal garter ceremony. References to Kinpaere jammiabiobely and Vist Lek Whee veeros lineata appear as garbled names and terms.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and places with a brief note of bombing or damage. Readers should note this resembles a local incident but key details and attribution are unreadable.
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