Anzac Day Service. (To the Editor Western Herald)
Sir.—The letter of Father Walch, re the above service, in your paper of the 20th inst requires an answer from all loyal and right thinking citizens of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1921
169 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 3 of 9
Anzac Day Commemoration. Heroes of Gallipoli
Anzac Day Commemoration services were held in the municipal council grounds this morning, there being a large attendance. The business places…
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Though Dubbo has not yet erected a soldiers' memorial, and though no steps in that direction have yet been taken--in sorrow, and in shame we…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Soldiers' Memorials. How He Beat the Drought
Mr. Br[?]skill one of the biggest farmers and graziers in the south tells about the advantages of about the advantages of being long-sighted…
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A largely attended meeting was held in the Council Chambers on Monday night in connection with the furtherence of the proposal to erect a memorial…
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On Monday morning last at 11 o'clock at the invitation of the Headmaster of the Public School, a large number of parents and citizens…
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On Monday last a young woman, who gave the name of Hammond, arrived at Eglinton, hear Bathurst. She stated she came from Adelaide and put up at…
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Constable James Beasant was an official report says, shot dead on Friday night, and Josie Cantwell was seriously wounded in a public-house in…
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Lieutenant Wilson, of the Bedfordshire Regiment, who was seriously wounded in the ambush at Sheenore, near Carrick-on-Shannon, on Friday,…
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At the Gllgandra police court, before Mr. Meeson, P. M. Les[?] Tamby was charged with having falsely req[?] himself to be a returned…
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Last week the returned soldiers of Dubbo took definite action towards creating the atomosphere that they thought would result in a big public…
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A Correspondent, writes.—Some few months ago an appeal was made to the good people of Goulburn for the sum of £2000, for the Goulburn…
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At last the public of our little village have roused themselves from their state or coma. During the war, Wongarbon's record was second to no town…
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At the Gilgandra police court, before Mr. Meeson, P.M., Leslle Tamby was chained with having falsely represented himself to be a returned…
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It is to be hoped there will be an attendance worthy of Dubbo at the public meeting to be held in the Town Hall to-night to initiate a movement…
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The people of Dubbo and district are once more reminded of the public meeting to-night at the Town Hall, to take steps to provide a memorial to the…
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A special general meting of the above was held on Saturday night, when there was a good roll up of members. The business was to consider the fianancial…
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Dubbo has been somewhat slow in taking definite steps to creet a soldiers' memorial. There has been much comment in the press over this delay,…
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Apparently the public of Dubbo only needed to be aroused in a practical way to aw[?]ken them to a sense of their duty[?]to dead soldiers. The apathy…
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Will Englishmen suffer in stature during the next few years,as result of war losses, as the French did after the Napoleonic wa[?]? Undoub[?]edly we shall be affected tempotarily…
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