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... To Mrs. Kilvert of Poolquay, near Welshpool, goes the distinction of being the first woman to be trained as a rat exterminator. She is a member of the Woman’s Land Army and is now taking a course under the direction of the Montgomeryshire War Agricultural ...
... Bod SITTINGROOM, partly furnished suit business people.— Box Banbury Guardian. THE WOMANS LAND ARMY would be grateful for offers of BILLETING ACCOMMODATION for Land Army Workers, parricularly near Adderbury and Bloxham.—Write : The Secretary ...
... NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WOMEN'S LAND ARMY. AN APPEAL FOR RECRUITS We have received from the Countess Spencer. Chairman of the Northamptonshire Women’s Land Army, the following appeal for recruits. Sir, —May we, through the courtesy of your paper, appeal for ...
... work on the land, I suggest that any woman between the ages of 18 and 40 who is physically fit, rrepared to adapt herself to country | ife, and has not yet taken up any war work should seriously consider whether enrolment in the Women’s Land Army is not the ...
... ~ ~ THE LAND GIRL. The winning of the war may hang upon the work of our sea forces and air suprémacy but without food none of our. armed forces could carry on and our war workers would not last' for-long. And inthisg-eot_armmn the land the Land Girl, as ...
... A WOMAN OF PARIS. Stanins EDNA PURVIANCE and ADOLPHE MENJOU. An exquisite Drama portraying the Kincerity of a Woman’ll Soul. “A WOMAN of PARlS’’i* diatiuct depniture from anything heretofore ever presented ou the motion picture acreeu. FELIX THE CAT. ...
... WOMAN WOUNDED MAN WITH CARVING KNIFE Borough Sessions £lO Fine Imposed by Bench Monday —Before Mr. J. Cheney, in the chair ; Mrs. E. L. Walklett, Mr. R. B. Miller, Mr. C. E. dagger, Mr. X. A. Scroxton, and Mr. H. England. An argument in a Banbury house ...
... provision enabling County Councils to let land to co-operative association*. When the sum of £lOO.OOO voted make good losses under unsuccessful schemes and meet expenses connected with the acquisition of land and for pro|>agaDda work should have been ...
... CENTRALLY heated bedsit to let, suit working person, £3O per week. — Banbury 61857 1 COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for working woman over 35, car owner, in exchange for simple breakfast and supper for elderly Deddington lady. — Telephone (niece) 01 584 4458 ...
... orcamration of the cavalifr army, which included many gentlemen of noble birth, while the other hand the Parliamentary forces cotiMsted to great eu- nt of mere rt-1 ngs. wiih whom it was not likely the battle of freedom could be fought and won. Cromw'eli ...
... WOMAN’S PHONE CIU LEI) POLICE TO SUICIDE I Banbury man who had been suspended from Ids work AS 1 feel.now don't think I can fare the (lithe time you receive this letter I shall I This was part of a letter 'written to woman friend by I 59-year-old Fr«*d ...
... I made a very good landing and told them so. There was an army m;mer there, and I told all about it. ~ “It wasn't until after we landed and moved off that we were fired on.” He recounted on television how he also saw a Dutch woman run onto a field a ...