District News Beechworth and Surrounds Health Probes
Dr Gresswell chairing the Court of Public Health visited Beechworth and Yacksandah discussing hospital TB care and sanatorium suitability for consumptives. He supported local health officer views and noted Beechworth hospital could treat metropolitan consumptive patients with new management. A separate report covers a carnival accident, a sheep theft case adjourned, a wanderer threatening residents in Barnawartha, a Chiltern assault and a traffic accident injuring Mr Henry Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech
Geenwell
Davis
Grosswell
Focal Health
Bright
Mee
John Smith
Rowan
Fire devastates Mrs Caskill residence at Numurkah
Details report a blaze at 10 South Numurkah destroying a four room weatherboard home owned by Mr G Nicholson while Mrs Hugh M Caskill and family were away. No furniture insured. fire brigade responded promptly, with damage confined to the building.
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Goulburn Valley
Hugh M*caskill
South Numurkah
M'Gaskill
Timv
Iualdin
G. Nicholson
Northern Insurance Company
Awlstons
Fairley
Canada
Mooroopna
We Florence
Nagambis
Lodding
Waranga Bein
Naxambie
Cnisen
H. Kirk
Shepparton Road
Lee
Government
Shepparton Agricultural Society
Gibbs
Wallace
RUTHERGLEN Drowning Tragedy And Local Council Talks
A drowning accident at Great Southern claims the life of Gale a 24 year old girl after sending her father to work and entering a yard with her brother. Rescue efforts failed and a coroner’s inquest was held. At Wangaratta March rainfall and ploughing are noted, while local council considers Tay River water issues and a council member reports livestock losses from a bull’s death.
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Rutherglen
Great Southern
Gale
Sivannad
J. Herrin
Best
Christias Fawn
Wangaratta
Bonalls
Tay
Hintry Stewart
Disease in rock herd blamed on weed poison and anthrax verdict
The Stack Department notes disease in cattle is likely not anthrax but poisoned by a weed, with two head of Mr Jus. South's cattle uncertainly dying from anthrax. Quarantine rules enforce on Smith’s guddock and Mr. Powell’s butcher adjoining. Further updates awaited as rural cases unfold.
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Stack Department
Jus. South
Bull
Smlith
G. Powell
Mess Norman
North Woennaratta
Pioneer
Khlurici
Gimsidermble Power
Accidents at the Racecourse Cause Multiple Falls
A Tuesday at the racecourse saw T Skelton escape a near fatal fall while schooling Mona. He blundered into pilings and somersaulted, injuring his wrist as bystanders feared more serious harm. Clerk John Ride, aged and winded, fell at weigh-in, struck the ground, and was aided to the secretary’s office before being moved to hospital. The chase produced two falls, and C Mulligan in the chase briefly fainted. another horse veered into the fence, tumbling, with spectators noting possible serious injuries yet hopeful for recovery.
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T. Skelton
A. Gilding
Mona
Skelton
Dysone
John Ride
TD Chadwick
Ride
Mr. Ride
Gus Rulary
Dr. Barrington
C. Mulligan
Leon
F. Mitchell
Mikizade
Fordinn
Warrington
J. Cake
Newton
N Wileon
Gray
Wilson
A. Tiseleay
Mikada
Rome
Glib
Giltin
Rehabian
D. Kean
W. Uobbngt
Mailligaey
Ager
Hal Tours
N. Suulth
Age
Lebbington
Ciiling
Eh i
Tyre BA
Moore
Reul
Darkio
Ha Teld
More
Ladyuk
Tin Hell
Brough C.U.L
How to Ward off a Bilious Attack
An ailing consumer guide advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for bilious attacks. The blurb claims quick relief by aiding digestion, reducing fat in the liver, and improving general health, urging readers to buy the product from Victor Say, chemist, for a price of six shillings.
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Hilton
Chamberlain
Onte
Victor Say
Cleaning House and Liver Tablets Sold by Victor Soy
Cleaning House ad touts Chamberlain's Liver Tablets as easy to take and effective. Claims the product cleans the system and improves health, with price listed per bottle and sold by Victor Soy.
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Yolie Eyelom
Chamberlain
Victor Soy
Benalla Racing Cup Draws Record Crowd Despite Heat
The Benalla racing meeting defied heat and wet forecasts with a large turnout at the Victoria course. The Cup favored Mikado mare Defiant, beating Coryphous by a neck as Lifeguard and Duchess trailed. crowds packed the stand while horse performance and jumping delighted, and a strong town presence added to the day’s lively atmosphere.
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Botting
Dsfondant
Mbury Guy Victress
Yuin Youn
Maxnuch
Favaruil
Mmonigie
Aynd
Huby
Wileon
Poneiva
Maury
Coryplous
Porfold
Hottie
Aet Lorena
Thad Haseniar
W. O'Neill
Dick Swiveller
Welligion
Yey
Dante
J. Willlane
F. Mitchell
Ban Hlarone
Yednia
Ghattartar
Vandnors
Pal Yaa
Hoystedi
W. Bainsham
Aget
Honaylune
Amiyuraa Atharriet
Poultour
Uhot
Aniversary Lng
Harone
Unclear Racing Report With Mixed Readable Fragments
A fragmented historical racing item describes a horse event with references to jockeys, horses, and results. The readable parts mention a captain or trainer, the race setup, and a vain attempt at detailing contenders, distances, and placements amid garbled text and names. The passage preserves the sense of a grand stand audience and a late burst to the finish line despite the confusion.
VACUUM COURT HEARS WIDENING LIVELIHOOD DISPUTE
In Thursday session Justice Beaven heard Ware Walker summoned by Constable Wetherhad for neglecting to support his child after a sum of £84 was awarded but partially paid. The defendant failed to appear, a teased inquiry ensued, and creditors including Mr Archer and Miss Brown pressed for payment. Witnesses described mismanagement of cash, rent, and ration records, with unkept books and unpaid bills leading to an eventual £417 payment during the proceedings.
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Tungamall
Rew. Willman
Panganah
Chadwick
Olal
Jeu! Agriculural Society
Co- Feroment
Beaven
Tungawah
Lo Ung
Constable Brook
Thousday
Aretha
J. W. Beaven
Ware Walker
Ihawne
Gast Ann CG
Webh
Ty. Ff, Brown
Railways-Contaissioner
Watuishes
H. Clarke
Ruston
Andrew George
Archer
Ardiveld
Ted
Avidrow Gorge
Nunus Street
Archit
Hia Hadoe Jodger
Brown
Hind
qTatanry
Dora
Mr. Brown
Gould
Howe
Dubia
Archwr
Chris Ty
Demewiaur
Assault case at Court of Petty Seadune before Mir Beavan
The case against John Gilding for assault related a confrontation with Julius Horna Biehl and a later street quarrel with Bischoff. Testimony described knives, threats, and blows. both parties faced accusations, but the judge dismissed four cases and noted defenses. Gilding and Bischoff disputed liability amid a tense, noisy proceedings.
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Mir
W. J. Beavan
Vulite
Bisuliuil
John T Gilding
Tigre Lyon
Ae Cress Sui
Hf. Clarke
Mr. Gulden
Shi Gilding Weil
Sina Nets
Bischott
Julius Horna
Ian
Aulios
Orford
Tischott
Favnier
Gilling
Clits
Ovine
Clark
Calidiy
Chisena
Wittites
Tiga
Gale
Kaif
Dackxun
Calder
Ovford
Tig
Geeman
Witter
Gibling
Taywaldy
Miller’s
Clicky
J.T Catlow
Baker
Bischof
Toduckson
Bisehoff
Bisehof
Bisehaif
Rikeboll
Mr. Calder
Orferd
John Gilding
Jackson
Bichal
Witnuss
Bischot
Bisehutt
Hetwre
Bischethy
Anil Bisclott
Anil Bichel
Vury
Kisehall
Earthquake Strikes Warrnambool Amid Panic and Damage
Severe quake shocks Warrnambool causing residents to flee shops and streets, with alarms, toppled chimneys, damaged crockery, and frightened crowds. Reports note destruction of a Presbyterian church interior and a school. light observed in government notices predicting a holiday on April 27.
Prize Draw Promises Cash and Gifts at Union Fair
A local fair advertisement outlines prizes for a drawing on Saturday May 27 and Monday May 28. It lists first prizes including cash and various goods, with entry details and submission methods through the Secretary at Eighti Ht Tradow Mail.
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Pri
Mintortia
Setunl
Unit
Aireabatey
Aoelusuin
Mile Art Union
Prin Frans Yuu
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Burnswortha
Crampton
Mer Hughes
James
J. McCayne
New Zealand
W. U. Green
Yarrawo
Wilhy and Didtedet Buthhor
Ilull
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Ech
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Arnte
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Pon Wey
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Grobri Wade
Benalla
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Tony
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Torler
Elliott
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Jose
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Roypatay
Ebot
Andor
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Poand
Uo Stark
Lily
Nue
Thad
Poolice
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Osell
Hho
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Hanno
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Kirsty
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Melbourne & Holt
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J. OR. Ulark
Weldgontrost
AL Leblaseriek
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Immonweath Clarety Aid Chariey Union
FEVE
Valie Lan
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Chonigh Aul Warren Organ
Ta Wei Retninginn Cyomsertier
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M. Chum
JW. Hill
General Merchant
Carrier Street
Inmgat
Twierds
Sergos
Will Stuer
Wen
Waris Wiesner
Emily
Bonalla
Uuney
Rilge
Kaph
Officer & Smits
Collinssen
Meltourne
Isshs Rodgers
Trinity Pyles
Lamon
Uwe
Acari
Risalun
Phreainel
Taweey Hitch
Businesss Notices
A. Miller & Co
WONG
Colemion
Welccome News
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Chris. Stolz
Nunn St
Cour Ve Share
Ome
Vee Hof
Kate Younsuenae
Wwashhouse
Stuuttlagy
Marto
Linlias
Shire Mall Nese
H. Vallender
Lindon
Scure
Nanu
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