Australian Horses Superior in War
Mr. Holman, at the instance of the Minister for Agriculture, recently wrote to the Common-wealth Government, asking for a…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
268 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 6 of 14
Tone War Our Telegrams Sydney, Thursdat
A battle is raging on the heights near the Vesle River, which the enemy has crossed. Civilians have been ordered to…
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Mr. J. W. Stokes has received a letter from his brother, Private C. H. Stokes, dated April 3, and written from somewhere in…
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The French continue to counter attack and have maintained their positions every where: A sensation has been caused…
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It is barely realised on the side of the world how hardly War conditions are hitting British manufacturers. They are especially severe upon…
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There has been a special call by tie War Chest organisation for socks and shirts for our soldiers in the firing line on the…
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A Washington message says Mr. Swanson, acting chairman of the Senate Naval Committee, in a Public statement, said that…
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An early Bulgarian offensive against Greeze expected. An early Austrian offensive is expected the Italian front…
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The French hurled the enemy back north of the Maez river; The Americans broke a violent German assault at Hillcannew…
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In response to the special War Chest appeal for 130,000 pairs of socks the Cooma branch has an objective of 500 of which 204…
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A British-ltalian message says that after the sea at Adige. enemy infantry attacked all day on…
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The lull continues on the western Front. The German public is said to be disappointed at the failure to…
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The Paris press assumes that Austria will be unable to avert disastrous defeat by Italy; her losses being enormous…
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There has been, a special call by the War Chest organisation for socks and shirts for our soldiers in the firing line on the…
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Sir Douglas Haig reports On Friday we captured a few prisoners and machine guns and inflicted many casualties in raids…
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Strike and riots are reported from Vianna. Another heavy German blow is expected on the west front…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War Our Telegrams. Sydney
A Reuter Rome message states it is officially declared that the situation is more favourable. Captured [?] officers…
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Rome officially advises that German [?]from[?]…
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A scheme whereby the Australian force abroad, during the period after the war ends and before transport, will, in respect of those available, be…
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The Bolshevik regime is reported to be overthrown: Lenin and Trotsky are fleeing to Murmenak:…
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