Hoskingtown. Welcome Home at Foxlow
Friday night, June 6, was one of the nights of the year—the welcoming home of Pte. R. Daniel, M.M., and Pte. Frank Doran. These two…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1919
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Captain's Flat. Welcome Home to Privates R Daniel and Doran
On last Friday night at F[?] Station the friends of Private Daniel and Doran gave these two young men a most hearty welcome home. The reception…
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The war was over and the new woman was fully developed Gone were the petticoats and fal-de-rals. Women aimed at being…
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There are various indications from Berlin that the reactionaries hope to secure their reascendency as a result of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Britain's Post-war Problems
Mr. W. ,B. Home, Minister for Labor, replying in the House of Commons, in a debate regarding unemployed demobilised soldiers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Canberra. Welcome Home to Sappers Dave Stewart and Charles Cruickshank
Never before in the history of the Canberra Recreation Hall had such a crowd gathered under its roof as on Thursday evening last, when the many friends and…
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France is confronted with a formidable labor upheaval, based mainly on the clearness of living. Three hundred and fifty thousand…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Soldiers' Land Ballot
At a ballot held during the past week at the Returned Soldiers' Settlement Branch, Department of Lands, for four Crown lease blocks in parishes of Clinton…
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The reply to the German counter-proposals is the Allies' last word. Germany's guilt for the war is emphasised, and so she…
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Germany, in her counter-proposals, claims the right to retain her colonies. She agrees to pay £5,000,000,000 in reparation provided…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →"The Returned." Soldier's Extraordinary Letter
We print below a remarkable letter written by a soldier who just returned to Queensland (says the Brisbane "Daily Mail…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Welcome Home. at Major's Creek
There was a large crowd present at the hall, Major's Creek, on Friday night last to welcome home two more of the local soldier…
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Although the reports to hand from various sources indicate that the signing of peace by the Germans is practically assured, there…
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Mr. Justice Sankey (president of the Coal Commission), in his report, recommends the immediate purchase of royalties, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Labors Soldier Policy
The Inter-State Labor Conference has decided upon the following policy for soldiers:— Old age and invalid pensions not…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Soldiers' Welcomed Home. Enthusiastic Gathering. Hall's Appreciation of the Diggers (Special for the AGE)
On Wednesday week the Hall Presentation Committee arranged a welcome home to four of the stelwart heroes of this district, who have recently returned from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Original Anzac. Wounded Three Times
Pte. Wilfred Robbie, (Whose mother resides in Queanbeyan), enlisted in Bombala in June, 1915; he returned to Bombala in June, 1919. Four years away,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Queanbeyan Age. Tuesday, July 1, 1919. Welcome Home at Majura. Sergt. A. A. McIntosh Honored
Another soldier was welcomed home at Majura on Saturday afternoon last—Sergt. A. A. McIntosh, who recently…
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The "Times" announces that the Allies have decided to courtmartial Admiral von Reuter, who commanded the surrendered…
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Further murders of Greek peasants in Asia Minor have been committed by Turkish freebooters. Austria has sent a Note to the…
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