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... Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, SEE The Woman’s Land Army Film.” At the CARFAX THEATRE at 7. At the CENTRAL HALL at & Speaker both halls: E. Rostock. Esq. Enrol now in the land anay. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. ...
... frog.% the Board of Aviculture in .''s Braneb) informed the that Woman's Land Army would be deniebillar4 on Not. le proposed to carry en the traditional comradeship of the LEW Army In a Land Asanc.atnin. managed by thu themaiives. ard ...
... DUCKS WOMEN'S LAND ARMY. RALLY AND PRESENTATION OF COOD SERVICE BADGES. Interesting and picturesque scenes were witnessed in the streets of Aylesbury on Saturday afternoon on the occasion of a rally in connection with the ituoks Woman's Land ...
... WOMEN'S LAND ARMY. It reported from Wiltshire that woman cut over 120 acres of wheat in one week. The proprietor the Waterloo Foundry, Carlisle, reports of a woman that while 6he was driving a Clayton tractor they had fewer repairs to execute that tractor ...
... THE WOMEN*S LAND ARMY. INCREASED DEMAND BY FARMERS. An increased demand from farmers for members oi the omen's Land Army is this week reported by the Board Agriculture. Indeed, numerous are the applications 1 trained women workers on the ...
... WOMAN LAND LABOUR. The Board Agriculture baa made arrangements with the Miaiatry of (or the racraitiag woroeo lor Laud Army and lot taaaoaal work during tba year. Kaiolraant ialor iaer6 mouths, tuck tborter time raay be required the Board of Agiicultoie ...
... LAND ARMY MEETING. MASS LILIAN BRAITIIWN/TE AT Speaking at a nv•etin.7 by the Southampton Selection Ormancttee of the War Committen et. the Hartley Hail, loot night, for the of encouraging cinksunent in the Wontena Land Army, Mos Lawn said that miles ...
... WOMEN OF THE LAND ARMY. The Forage Department, Army Service Corp., a small oection of which passed through Reading last week on their way from Suffolk to Newbury, is employed in the task of haling hay for the Army The ROCHE employed are not members of ...
... ARMY HORSES ON THE LAND. Just -as it cannot be expected that soldier woman fresh to farm should at once as valuable to the farmer a man who had spent half his lifetime on the place, so would be surprising the horses now lent agriculturists were efficient ...
... nett, a yeoman of signals, who left Eng. land in July last. In 1915 she made the acquaintance of a man named Roney, and they lived together. Roney enlisted, and in asking for separation allowance for the woman, sent in the alleged forged certifi cate ...
... WOMEN'S LAND ARMY RALLY. The public were greatly interested on Saterday &Hansom in about el bealthy-bootly, amburst. happy women, of ages, some quite yoga& who paraded the principal thoroughfares with a view of securing remelts for that valuable orgaalsation ...
... village life of brogans days might be r 4. established with the wider outlook mad enthusissm of modem land. thrown M. The question of recruiting for the land army was 4so idismased. ...