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Newspaper
Bathurst Daily Argus
Location
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
2
A mother from Oldboghead Tiothicnonmoan describes a severe eczema case in her baby Gary aged fifteen months. After doctors and various treatments failed, she used Cathcura Soap and Cuticura Ointment which she credits with curing the condition and restoring the child’s weight and sleep. The note asks readers to send for Cuticura literature.
Citizens of Bathurst discuss spending £250 to create a lake as a boost to the town’s prospects. Supporters argue the project could bring hundreds of pounds to Bathurst, while opponents caution against diverting funds from essential needs and warn of the broader economic impact on various trades.
Unclear OCR text describes a discussion about town delight and weekly payment terms. Mentions townspeople and securing a result, with garbled phrases across sentences. No clear dates or names discernible.
Fragmented notes discuss paving at a conference and the British views on imperial defence. The text hints at a preliminary debate and the upcoming Imperial Defence Conference. Names or clear details are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
A debate on civil servants rights unfolds as unions oppose new constraints while Premier Wade signals potential reform. The controversy centers on discipline and equality for public workers amid an imminent move toward formal policy.
A fragmented local notice records a police magistrate event and a wedding at a church where three daughters joined in holy matrimony with John Ress. The party departs for Cowra Forbes and Mudgee, with Melba’s performance to follow in the town hall.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions charges and riotous behavior but is largely unreadable. entities, dates, and places cannot be determined from the available readable words.
All witnesses in the case in which Drake, Schoellfeld were needed appeared in Sydney on a Wednesday but were allowed to return home as the case did not progress. The matter is expected to proceed next week with a Wednesday or later hearing anticipated.
Forbes hosts a formal town event with a notable honoree Aelba. The Town Hall fills with attendees as over 2500 people gather to witness the proceedings and witness the crowd at the door.
Fragments describe a discussion led by Mr. W J McPhillany about exemption from garbage ordinance changes. Mentions a committee motion led by Mr. Wark and a Childrens Hack the Court at Night event. References Woods Great Peppermint Cure.
The library receives multiple new titles including Queen Mata by C Garvin The Dream and the Woman by T Gallon 54 40 or Eight by Emerson Hough and My Lady of Shindows by Belle Croker plus several others Mentioned scenes reference Jim Jeffries Johnson and a skating rink display with local figures such as John Boyd and Mr Padmor Ma Keener
Recent meetings show mountain neighbors favor a model of the range to represent at the forthcoming exhibition in Brishaine. The proposal, led by Mr. Gollan, has gained strong support and funding. The event aims to boost regional pride and attract visitors to the display.
Melbourne May 1909 Colonel Foxton appointed to represent the government at the Military and Naval Conference in London. Labor resolution discourages pairs during his absence. Senator Pearce confirms the request and letters to Senator Millen describe future plans for England conference attendance and possible polling extension.
An old ad notes Wooda Great peppermint remedy for coughs and Golda reference with price 1s 6d. The brief listing presents a patent or patent-mending product style common in period trade notices.
At yesterday afternoon’s Hospital gathering Mr Edgell announced his resignation from the House Committee after a dispute over a private visit by Mr Miller and concerns about transparency. The President and others urged reconsideration, but Edgell declared he would leave and said goodbye to the members.
Macquarie GM Co Ltd director J G Rankin coordinated transfer of ore and concentrates from Rankinville to Kelso depot for Mount Kembla Smelting Works. Hodge’s team delivered the first wagon load. Rankin plans further shipments and purchases to boost milling and transport as activity heightens.
Carlton reader reports severe cold with intense chest pain. He tries Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds and sees relief after one bottle, claiming a full cure after three. The ad promotes the preparation for chest complaints and lung troubles and lists prices per bottle.
The Bathurst District Hospital monthly meeting recorded a attendance list led by Mr J Rutherford with several members present. Discussion covered patient admittance limits and charges, deciding that 308 per week could not be funded and that admissions would be limited to 208. The month saw 8 patients admitted and 3 discharged with 1 death, totaling 26 patients in the system at the end of June.
Beeby MLA forwards official correspondence on Bathurst Rockley route seeking Oberon input. Burraga line survey to Oberon after completion. Lands Dept notes no Crown lands near Tarnoa station suitable for camping reserve but may purchase if owner sells at reasonable price. Mines Dept confirms Prospecting Vote grant to R A Marsden Blayney for sinking and driving at specified rates.
Medicines that aid nature are always most successful. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on the natural plan to ease the cough and expel secretions. It relieves the lungs, opens secretions, and helps the system throw off a cold and restore health. Sold by L Edgley and Co. Bathgate.
The Bathurst District Hospital faces a precarious position as the Finance Committee weighs increased funding. Preparations include a potential public appeal and private appeals to raise over £400, with monthly costs around £100 and reliance on payments and timber sales to cover expenses.
A fragmented Kensington coursing report lists teams and individuals for a match against St Stanislaus Callege with lineups and show-ground times. The piece also includes a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets and local vendor details.
Bathurst Council considers a variety of works including street repairs and pipe upgrades. The report highlights street widening and new grate, plus tree planting and a Parin committee inquiry into which trees to plant.
A letter to the editor discusses household waste and refuse collection costs warnings about fines for yard litter and the impact on local residents. The writer suggests alternatives and questions municipal mandates as elections loom.
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