Clear Hills Standard and Daysdale and Saverneke Times (NSW : 1914)

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The Urana Independent and Clear Hills Standard was a weekly newspaper published in Urana, New South Wales, Australia from 1906 until 1921. It was generally published on Friday.

The Urana Independent was first published by Henry Dunstan.[1] In 1906 the residents of Urana offered £100 to anyone who started a newspaper in the town. Dunstan was the first to do so and began to publish The Urana Independent in August. Dunstan had already founded the Minyip Guardian and Sheep Hills Advocate and the Yackandandah Times. Arthur Clague Cowin had planned to publish a Urana newspaper but arrived in the town a day too late. The Urana Independent ceased publication in 1921.[2] The Clear Hills Standard was published separately on Saturdays.[3] This Saturday edition was also sometimes known as The Clear Hills Standard and Daysdale and Saverneke Times.[4]

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Title
Clear Hills standard and Daysdale and Savernake times..
Publisher
Canberra : National Library of Australia, 2013.
Description
1 online resource : illustrations
Notes
  • Title from title screen.
  • Digitised as part of the "Digitised newspapers and more" which allows access to historic Australian periodicals.
  • Also available in print.
  • Electronic reproduction of:
  • [Urana, New South Wales] : [Publisher not identified], 1906-1921.
ISSN
2202-2147
Life dates
No. 177 (June 20, 1914)
Also titled
  • Daysdale and Savernake times
Place
Australia New South Wales Daysdale Australia New South Wales Savernake

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