Indi election declares Cook winner in Beechworth vote
A Beechworth town hall gathering on Friday saw Deputy Returning Officer W. L. Carlson declare the poll for Indi won by Cook with 14,082 votes and Hanigan 6,011, improving on May 1917 results. Carlson proclaimed Cook duly elected to Parliament, with farmers argued for country-wide representation and policy focus on rural production and Australia’s postwar plans.
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Soldiers Welcome Reception Honors Private Tedger Medal
A local gathering honors Private Tedger with a gold medal after a warm welcome. Residents applaud the fete, praising his service and comradeship. A school choir led by Mira Mahoney performed songs fitting the occasion.
Soldiers' gratuity payments planned for widows and families
Clerks in the Detenes department prepare lists to determine each soldier's gratuity. The government expects about 88,000 gratuities in cash, with £6,000,000 in cash to widows and dependent relatives and an additional £10,000,000 redeemed by May. Bonds will be cashed for emergency use and as security for soldiers' homes.
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Australia
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District News Peech Worth
District news reports sentencing of Inez Joseph Bailey on theft and possession charges at Toaadey court and a hospital theft case. A fatal accident near Bright involved Alexander Attridge during a horse event, leaving a widow and two children. Also noted are a battery raid near Yeoksndsudab, church events in Shepparton, and community notices from Seymour Tallangatta and Tatong.
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Inez Joseph Bailey Wad
Tix Worth
Mina Alston
Levy Spencer
Harraop
Muntal Hospital
van Ailigong
Alexander Attridge
Bright
Low
Tife
Atteidge
Jack
Meap
Antan
Bourwren
Conv Sud
Dunlop assault case in Violettown court verdict
In Violettown, Richard Dunlop was found guilty of assaulting James Danlop at the Vislettown factory on November 28 after an argument over diet. He was fined 20 shillings and ordered to pay 29 pounds in damages after testimony from Dr. Davin and a defense denial. Meanwhile Warrnagatta and Yarrawonga reports note railway track damage and a study on whether to build a new bridge over the Murray at Yarrawonga, with tenders for remaining work to follow.
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Patty Seastone
Richard Uonly
James Darlop
Mawager
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R. P. Lawore
Kirby
Wise & Cromm
Dunlop
Davin
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Danlup
Hooch—Muswra
Cracker
Obalraan
Wilson
Sod Thomson
Yarrawonga
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Vietnam
Murray
Corowa
Aytly
Yerrawanne
Masin Bridge
Wixia Beidge Iyrasched
Mrs James Smith Obituary Noted In Local Cemetery Service
Mrs James Smith of Benallastrests died after a still birth and illness following the loss of her husband Private James Smith on a Monday. Her condition worsened, and she traveled to England for his native advice before passing away. She had recently arrived in Bynajle and was described as a general helper to those acquainted. The interment occurred at the Ie Wally cemetery with a ceremony conducted by Rev N D Horning and Mr Abbott.
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J. Molighan
T. Sullivan
Sulliven
MLC
Mr. Sullivan
Melbourne
Tob Alf
James Smith
Sulth
Benallastrests
Doersaed
England
Smith
Bynajle
Iewally
N, D, Horning
Abbott
Mortairy
Obituary Notice for Mr J T Johnson at McNrAthy Hospital
The text records the death of Mr J T Johnson from arterial rupture following a heart condition. It notes his residence in Rooulle and his occupation as a compositor. He was 40 years old and unmarried. The details list his funeral arrangements at Waps qarabhs with references to family and immediate circle.
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Johoson
Duhoson
Rooulle
Stephen Nash of Gowangardie South Dies after Raid
Stephen Nash aged 82, a long time Goulburn Valley resident, died at Gowangardie South shortly after a raid night on December 26. Born in England in 1863, he arrived in Melbourne as a young man, learned tailoring and bootmaking, worked in agriculture, and lived at Spring Creek and Drysdale before moving to Gowangardie. He left a wife, widowhood at 77, and a son Od Nash of Floresco, with daughters Mrs Sima, Mrs Wallace, and others. The funeral was at Gowangardie cemetery with Rev W M Cannam officiating.
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England
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Lie
Ballarat
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Eland
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Seling Cable
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Essex
Australia
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Harramdéald
Qomber
Melbourne
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Lnte
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O.d. Nash
Floresco
Shepparton East
T. Sima
Dockle-road
John Wallace
Goorambat
E. E. Smithwon
BR. H.wallace
Rewmains
Gowangardia
Bleasry
Riddell Broe
Violettowa
W. M. Cannam
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Cited in Testimony
A Benalla reader recounts relief from severe backache and headaches after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills sold locally. Testimony claims complete cure and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy, noting a husband’s long absence of recurrence. Sold at 9/9 per box or 16/3 for six, via Foster-Milburn Co. Sydney.
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Warrenbayne Sports Day Reflects Stable Attendance and Notable Handicaps
The Warrenbayne gathering drew a good crowd with gate receipts around £120 6s plus £10 in member tickets. Old rivals met, horses showed fine discipline, and Jack Welsh demonstrated top horsemanship in a day marked by strong competition, a well-run catering, and a sponsored dance night.
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D. Kelleher
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A. Heywooth
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H. Sweeney
Ambiguous historic goods list with manufactured items and places
A long list of items, brands, and place names including grains, oils, wires, and assorted goods. Mentions like Chad Bean Dry Paiute Pollard Rabbit Trape Caps Barley and English Barb Ridging mix with generic terms and several unsettled spellings. The text appears as a catalog or inventory fragment with numerous unreadable portions.
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Baluw Wintowa
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Rotherama
Raily Adcher
Ulippora
Hicyory Oil
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