The War Loan
The total subscriptions from Braidwbod and Tallaganda Shire to the Seventh War Loan, which closed on Tuesday last, amounted…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1918
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Latest War News
On Wednesday night the following message was received from Amsterdam :—Berlin reports state that Germany accepts President…
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The United Press Association announces that the prisoners taken an the Allied drive in Flanders exceed 10,000, while 100 guns…
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This morning the Rev. Robert Elliott received word from the Lord Mayor that applications for the Seventh War Loan had been…
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A Munich message states that the Socialist Congress at Munich unanimously demands the abdication of the German…
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French cavalry have reached Ostend where the British naval forces landed. The United Press learns that the…
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The meeting convened by the Mayor in connection with the above took place at the Council Chambers on Wednesday night. The Mayor presided, others in…
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A meeting of this committee was [?] at the Council Chambers on Thursday night last, the Mayor presiding. The secretary…
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The enemy is steadily falling back all along his front, and although he is being closely pressed he is retiring in good order…
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It is reporter in Amsterdam that the German reply to President Wilson's [?] was handed to the Swiss Minister at Berlin…
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The Franco-Servians have reached Zaichar-Sevia. Christiana advices state that the German Empress is…
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Pte. T. A. Nelligan writing to Miss M. Gregory, from France, under date August 14, 1918, says: Dear Miss Gregory.—"Long ere…
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Gone are the days of the charge of the cavalry; Gone are the trumpets and guns from the field;…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local and General News Welcome Home at Nerriga
Mr. M. J. McNamara, secretary of the Nerriga Farewell and Welcome Home Committee, writes :—"Will you allow me to correct a…
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British forces have reached the outskirts of Valenciennes. An Amsterdam message says that the Germans are…
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The president of the war loan committee, Mr. W. U. Alley, has asked us to mention that about £3,000 is still required to make…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Pigeons. Flying From France to Yorkshire
The announcement of the War Office that a large number of homing-pigeons are being utilised for naval and military purposes, and that many of these…
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The Servians are within six miles of the Danube. The German rearguards are resisting strongly in Moravia…
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An English mail to hand this week brought many letters from soldiers to relatives and friends. Gunner Granville Jordan writes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General News Welcome Home at Major's Creek
On Saturday night last a large crowd assembled at the local hall to welcome home Sapper J. Green, who has just returned invalided…
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