Beechworth Deaths and Chiltern Church Incident Spark Local News
The death of Mrs Haldon, long-time Beechworth resident, is noted at Moonee Ponds. In Chiltern, Frederick Walker pleaded guilty to desecration at St Marys Church, claiming protest against idol worship, and was remanded for medical care. local council and railway damages claim for cattle and sheep deaths near Shepparton. agricultural society withdraws from Melbourne show competition. Ruth ergl en shire council discusses school drainage and whooping cough cases at North Prentice State School. Roads and tree-cutting issues prompt fines. Hughes Creek and Kobyboyn schools face funding changes. Tongue will probate in Boorhaman. Moodie opposes Kelly in Waggarandall race. other ridings see incumbents re-elected.
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Chiltern
Frederick Walker
St. Mary's
Messrs
Black
Strictland
J.p.'s
Albury
Goulburn Valley
Martin Cussen
Conce
Railway Department
Newmarket
Wallan
Shepparton
Shepparton Agricultural Society
Royal Agricultural Society
Melbourne
Graham
Board of Advice
Rutherglen
John Johnstone
Beaven
Crops progress as Lake Rowan Gun Club opens season
In St James crops show good headway after six weeks of soaking rain. Wheat remains backward but favorable weather is expected to allow growth. Grass prospers and railway grain carting resumes. Lake Rowan Gun Club began its season with the first drive near the township paddocks, about twenty guns in action and 150 game bagged. the second shoot followed with twenty three guns and 181 quarry killed.
Butter Commission Hearings Reveal Tense Testimony
In a meet of the Butter Commission Mr Varley faced sharp cross examination by Mr Duffy over torn sheets from the Winton creameries. The exchange touched bribery claims, factory leases, and the role of Mr Smith in plans to buy the Winton factory. The chairman admonished improper remarks and urged orderly questioning as the panel sought clarity on ownership and actions by the party.
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Duffy
Ron Smith
Winton Fratory
Mesars Wood, Donn and Co
Smith
Winton
Country Butter Company
Benalla Company
Armatrong
Buck
Bon Smith
Banda of Wood, Dune and Co
Bonilla
Baddaginnie Directors Hold July Butter Factory Meeting
The Baddaginnie butter factory directors met in the company office with J Carroll as chair. Secretary reports 34 972 gallons of milk purchased for July producing 16 278 pounds of butter and a plan to pay 8 pence per pound. Arbor Day observed at Lima East State School with 35 trees planted and later children’s games and tea. Three students, Elsie Evans Rhoda Evans and Baisie Burns, earned three years’ perfect attendance certificates. School grounds to be fenced at parental request. Seymour district notes: Hughes Crook state school parents to contribute five shillings weekly to keep the school open per Arkell’s suggestion.
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Baddaginnie
Baddaginnie Butter Factory Company
Mesars J. Carroll
J. Croxford
E. J. Lovell
G. Dunlop
W. Wood A. Byrne
W. Schultz
P. HL. Willistos
Lima East
Lima East State School
Lim
Education Department
Elsie Evans
Rhoda Evans
Minwd Ibdaya
Boaie Burns
Bribery Hearing Brings Lies to Light in Country Butter Case
Testimony in a commission hearing reveals repeated lies by Varley and accusations of bribery connected to the Country Butter Company. Mr Duffy, Mr Smith, and others clash over statements and defenses while the chairman demands corroboration before proceeding. The exchange highlights the contentious nature of the inquiry and the challenge of sourcing reliable testimony.
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Che Yurchaxe
Mr. Adams
Hanson Fuel Ory
Rao
Smith Fort
Crokk
Armatrong
Tora
The
Country Butter Company
Duffy
Smith
Nin
Varley
Couitry Butter Company
Wood, Dunn and Co
Serrch
Daly
M. Duffy
Alsokeu
Vandalism Claims Damage to Trees on Kung Road and Kalfern Road
A Benalla ratepayer letters to condemn destruction of saplings on Kung Road and older trees on Kalfern Road, noting damage to a gentleman’s property boundary and criticising council for permitting vandalism and lack of protection for travelers. The writer cites other shire tree destruction and urges action by councillors.
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Zid
Kung Road
Kalfwern Hoa
Yhadu
Yin
Benalla
Devenish St Football Match Ends In Incident
A Saturday match at Devenish between Devenish and St James Umbat ended with a peculiar incident after half time. A police constable warned a player about alleged conduct, prompting questions about fairness and prior actions while both teams and umpire described the play as generally friendly.
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Roitor
Sim
Davenish
Canis
Pias
Alguien
What Are They Chamberlain's Stenmeh and Liverabet remedy
A historical note describes Chamberlain's Stenmeh and Liverabet as a new stomach trouble remedy addressing biliousness and constipation. It mentions a yorker sale by Victor Say, a chemist, implying retail distribution or promotion in a local context.
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Victor Say
Well known chemist Hails Dr Sheldon's New Remedy
A Sydney Nova Scotia chemist Charles A Finch reports to Dr Sheldon’s Drug Co that his two sons aged six and four were cured of coughs and colds within three days using Dr Sheldon’s New Diary for Coughs Cols and Consumption. Finch, a chemist of seventeen years, declares the preparation marvelously curative and soothing and commends its pharmacological composition.
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Charles A. Finch
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Publicized
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe, non addictive cure for colds and influenza related coughs, claiming it prevents pneumonia and is suitable for both adults and children. It emphasizes absence of opium or harmful ingredients and is distributed by Victor Bay, chemist.
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Ita Gu
Chamberlain
Victor Bay
Closing Exercises Mark Dookie Agricultural College
The closing exercises at Dookie Agricultural College were held with Hon Thus Langdon presiding. James Lamcock led the Beulah Agricultural Society and Mr. Thomas Sharp spoke for the Chanthor of Agriculture. The principal praised progress, noted 600 students and new dormitory occupancy, and announced scholarship winners and exam results.
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Dookie Agriculturel College
Bese
Seng Joo
Iischiding U.viy
Council of Agriculturalisation
Langdon Tok
de You
Wit Messrs
T. Kennedy
M.P
Guy
Gi Han
M.L.A
Graham
Wuld
Ani
Aleady
Eis
Langdon
Studi
Cue College
Gairy
Leach Austastin
Urialadl
Nadys Widon
Tuvt
Atatl
Moss
Sinclair
Knliaty
Sax Fodurli
M‘forline
Farm Sianager
Drevermann
Eienes Inaater
Cameron
Lairy
Jites Fanurock
Une Dorkin
Chanthor of Agriculture
Sic
Thos. Sharp
Goorambat
Willing Veterinary Acholatwaip
Winkshotuwhig
Keony Heusen J. Bagonth
Sunawn
Coantes
Lirien
Langtro
Martin
Sykes
Wallace
Ware
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Beechworth
Moonee Ponds
Haldon
R. Harvey
Bevaux
Hughes’ Creek
Kobyboyn
Kobybo
Wangaratta
John ‘Tongue
Boorhaman
Bate
Decouaud
the Butter Commission
Dally
Eli
Mr. Duffy
Mr. Craker
Chair
Ty Witswns
Commission
Koranda
Boyce-straet
Glebe Point
Sydney
N.S.W
A. Miller & Ca
Chamberlatin
the Dookie College
Charles Geddes
Malontin W. Ay
Ayer
Dr. Js Cs
Loma
Mast
Urs
Olives
TRE Bros
M&o
Sonzriean
Ivy Veil
Tve
Horste
Pate Iy
Anand
Seera
CLARK
Beit
Jones
Gan
Hlon
Lown Vane Plartus
Hanan
Black Horse Sry
Buys Derriin Palau
Um, Gou
Tratimony
Johannesburg
Manes Subanon
Jtinkraiino
Mip
Tink
Wien
Sean Olaves
Tive Tai Egnaatan
Saskia
Sukrengpee
Cape
Ayery
Londim Agents
W. Enemy & Co, Tu Chink Dish We RC
Snel
Bosistos
LMIS
Orn
Sciatica
Sty Ely
Siena Bam
Hag Deren Agiryvelg
Payne
Aneestmlat Patna
Gerober
Cma
Richins
Inian
Brea
Emo Eae
Hes Tote
Berolivoath
Heukeopir
Seynoade
Melvins Gma
Suremarneras Wirmumurit
Spare
Angier
Angive Chemicad Co, Ltd
Barrack St. Lynes, Amt Londo Ring
B. KS
Robert Wall
Pine
Hiri
Bere
Paige Iy Pyle
Sims
Henge
Soebrdgetesteen
Uncle Toby
Toby
Clifford Love & CO
Glanenge
Byoney
Rete Ore
Nunn Street
Henalla
Destin Bry
HG Boumciest
Mrsbourne
P,ao
Royal Mail Steamers
Welbou Ae
Marseillis ‘& LonDon
Bnin
Adeiatin
Ghacitat
BBC
Lennon
Githeny
Medan
Frederick Wa11e
G Abbott
Undertaker
Paieren Asu
Benalla West
Abbott
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