War Notes
During June Germany lost 591 aeroplanes. The fate of the on-Czar of Russia remains [?]…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
268 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 7 of 14
The War Our Telegrams Sydney
The Steamer Wimmers, from Auckland to Sydney, Struck a mine on the New Zealand coast and sank. [?] and 44…
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Stokes, have received word from the New South Wales Branch of the Red Cross that their [?] Private Charles…
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Field Marshal Haig reports successful operations between Villers Bretonneux and the Some We captured the village of…
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Mr. Newton Baker, United Status Secretary for War, has made a statement that the American army at home and abroad…
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A French communique says: We finally overcame the encmy resistance at several point's south of the Aisne: We captured…
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BALLARAT, Tuesday.—A remarkable incident took place on Sunday night in the Lydiard-street Methodist Church during the sermon, which was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cooma War Chest Work
The special appeal for socks for our toys at the from was liberally responded to by residents of the Cooma district. The…
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A Paris communique reports: We engaged in a successful action north and south of Longport: We advanced our positions…
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A Reuter message on Monday from London states that the Germans started a big offensive against the French. Reuter,…
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The Germans are violently attacking the French on a fifty-mile front north-east of Chabeau Thierry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cooma Branch War Chest Half Yearly Meeting
The half yearly meeting of the Cooma branch of the War Chest movement was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday…
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A Colac relative, Mrs. O'Dowd, has received the interesting news of how Signaller Tom Skeyhill recovered his sight in America…
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There is an unconfirmed report that the French have captred Soisson. The French and Americans…
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A Public meeting was called for friday evening at the Cooma Municipal Chambers, where representative of the Memorial…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War Our Telegrams Sydney, Thursday, 4.30 p.m
Five attacks by Von Eim on the left were sanguinarily repulsed. The whole situation is good. The enemy's total losses are already…
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The Allies have crossed the Marne and captured Barbil'on Woods. The Germans heavily…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →School Travailing Hospital. War Chest Day. a Boon to the Bush Friday, November 29
Mr. James, Minister for Education is justifiably proud of the work carrie out by the school medical hospitals. During The "War Chest" is once again almost empty and if the irreducible stream of comforts for our fighting men is to be kept flowing…
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The following verses were sent home by Private Arthur Elton, and are reprinted from the "Hackney Spectator." Copies were sold at 2d each,…
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British newspaper emphasise the importance of the news from the [?] news from the Names The Crown Prince's army is in full retreats The…
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