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... this centre where batches of seventy Land Army girls come for four weeks’ intensive training before they out to the farmers who apply for their services. We re usually too tired to much night,” said ex-sales woman M. Levy, whose home is in North Kensington ...
... LABOUR ON THE LAND. THE YOUNGER MEN NEEDED FOR THE ARMY. ! At a meeting of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society, Lieut.-Col. the Hom. H. G. Henderson stated that as the result of negotiations between the War Office and Board of Agriculture it ...
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... music his hobby. Before joining the Army three years ago, he worked for nearly five years apprentice machinist at H. Newsum Sons and Co. of Lincoln. His hobby stood him in good stead, as he has served most of his Army career in the Band of fhe Royal Lincolns ...
... from a distance of 2,500 yards.] Reduction of the Russian Army.—We hear there is to be no more recruiting for the'next three years, and the negative measure wou'd, in a few years more, reduce the army by 100,000 or 110,000 men. It also said that there will ...
... 24 BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS HOTICBS Instructions loi ot notices itt with Director BIRTHDAY GREETINGS IDOZS (Women’s Land Army) --Congratulations Muriel Mam Dad Arthur and (ILM 547 FQ£D— birthday Arthur Love from Sonus Carol Hello! AJan-Many your Auntie ...
... A GRIMSBY WOMAN AGAIN, A thing may occur once, and we do not notice it ; or twice, or thrice ; but when it happens again and again, and neighbours tell us of it, then we cannot overlook it any longer. With unfailing reggulatity neighbours come forward ...
... endorse the principle that land haa not for many and many years paid Its sufficient quota toward,, the maintenance of thin country. In the olden timen the feudal lords had to maintain the army out of their entaten. They held their land from the Crown. and they ...
... called him a liar and made accusation the at lengt h of another man’s remark. Aid. Howard: man should knock woman about. should not touch hei. and woman should anger man. Complainant said tbev came home from walk on Sunday pleasant possible. Her husband sal ...
... . The of settli ex-soldiers on the land was mainly due to the fact that they could’ not find the land. Unless they dealt wi whele land system they would real effort should be made to train young people for the land. Fewer then were ago, and there was ...
... WELTFR The PLATE of 199 gow. One mile and 9 9 Capt J G R LAND LEAGUE. by. W. Ih 913 Mr A Bailey's iy ee yy H 9453 Mr C B Priestman 3 913 Lend Derby's Gourd, 4y -D Maher 0 9 oMr Fitagerald’s ay. Winner by 3 Betting’ 6 to 3 to 2 League, 10 to 1 Sen Won ...
... not see the crops for weeds. If I am not farming well enough why not let my sons come out of the Army and let the big land owners' sons go into • the Army for three shillings a day?— Yours, etc., C. WALKER. Buck Hall, Frampton. ...