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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · The wars & local soldiers

The wars & local soldiers, 1926

310 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 15 of 16

Soldiers' Memorial Carrillon Notes

National Advocate · Saturday 27 November 1926 · page 5

A joint meeting of the Soldiers' Memorial committee and the Advance Bathurst League was held during the week to advance the February…

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Moscow Prospering. Back to Pre-war Conditions. LONDON

Leader · Monday 29 November 1926 · page 6

Writing from Moscow the “Daily Express" special correspondent says that during the Iast two years the city hat charged wonderfully. Business Is…

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Brigands Kill Sergeant and Two Soldiers. London, Monday

Leader · Wednesday 1 December 1926 · page 2

A Tangier message stales that brigands from a newly reolted tribe killed, near Telua[?], a sergeant and two privates, who were in custody for…

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Welcome Home

Leader · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 7

A plea[?]ing function look place at the Baptist Church on Tuesday night when Mr. and Mrs. Ken Flate[?] were the recip[?] of a welcome home and…

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MILLTHORPE. Welcome Home

Orange Star · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 8

A welcome home was accorded Mr. and Mrs. Ken Flatters on Tuesday night at the Baptist Church, after their recent…

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Reconstructing War Devastated Areas. Paris

Leader · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 8

The work of reconstructing the devastated are[?] in France baa so far cost 70.000,000.000 franca. It la eat[?]mater that It will be another five years…

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War's Destruction Restoring Devastated France LONDON

National Advocate · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 2

Since the Armistice 541,000 building have been restored in the French devastated meas, 26,583 miles of road and 21,689 miles of rail road have…

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In China Does It Mean War? Britain About to Take Action LONDON

National Advocate · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 2

In the House of Commons to-day Sir Austen Chamberlain said that all steps wore being taken to protect the lives and interests of British subjects…

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Late News--at Home and Abroad Cables. the Roumanian Problem. Ferdinand Rejects His Son. But Civil War Seems Probable Paris, This Morning

Lithgow Mercury · Friday 3 December 1926 · page 1

The special correspondent of the "New York Herald" states that Queen Marie announced her intention of postponing her meeting with Prince Carol…

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For Invalid Soldiers

National Advocate · Saturday 4 December 1926 · page 2

A most successful effort, conducted by a number of Red Cross ladies, assisted by others, was held in the Walshaw Hall yesterday afternoon, for…

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Proposed International War Chest. London

Leader · Monday 6 December 1926 · page 1

Among the foremo[?] question[?] to be submitted to the League of Nations Council next week, will be a Finnish proposal for an international war che[?]…

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Continental for Soldiers' Memorial

National Advocate · Tuesday 7 December 1926 · page 2

A meeting of the ladies committee formed to assist In the movement to establish a soldiers memorial at Bathurst was held in the Town Hall…

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Soldiers' Memorial Carillon Notes

National Advocate · Tuesday 7 December 1926 · page 1

The ladies committee has taken up the work to raise funds for Carillon enthusiastically. A meeting was held on Monday last. Mrs. Coward…

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Returned Soldiers' Homes Question of Ejectment SYDNEY

National Advocate · Thursday 9 December 1926 · page 2

A case of considerable interest to returned soldiers living in homes constructed by voluntary labor, came before Mr. Justice…

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A Wounded Bandit. London, This Morning

Lithgow Mercury · Friday 10 December 1926 · page 1

A message from [?] that [?] the [?] of the gang of [?] which has killed [?] yesterday [?] a train for Fr[?]…

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War on Rheumatism in England

Orange Star · Friday 10 December 1926 · page 3

Doctors, industrialists, workme[?] nand welfare workers in England are uniting in a war against rheumatism. It is not…

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Conditions in America. War Declared on Bandits

Orange Star · Friday 10 December 1926 · page 4

The [?] in China are [?] compared with some of the gangs that ply the trade of banditry in cities all the way…

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The War Loan to Close on Monday Next Melbourne

National Advocate · Tuesday 14 December 1926 · page 1

It has been decided definitely to close the 5 1/4 per cent Commonwealth Loan of £6,000,000 on Monday next In making this announcement…

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British War Graves 643,586 Already Registered London

National Advocate · Wednesday 15 December 1926 · page 2

543,586 British war waves have so far been registered in France and Belgium 620 out of 950 war cometeries have been completed, in…

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A Rich Discovery Soldier Explorer in Papua Persia-stmatra-java Oil Belt Continuation in New

Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative · Thursday 16 December 1926 · page 4

Following is a resume of an address delivered by soldier-explorer Captain S.N. McLean, F.I.S., in the Mudgee Town Hall…

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