St James and Distrist Football Match and Local Death News
Saturday football match pits Yarrawonga and St James in Yarrawonga association play at St James oval with top squads named. Also reports the death of Mrs Ellen Kelly at age 60 in St James with funeral details and local rainfall of 10 points after steady showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Oval
Yarawonga Association
Yarrawonga
St. Simes
St. James Rightoon
Brooker
Cooper
Coles
Matlows
Naughton
Walsh
St. Janes
St. James
Ellen Kelly
John Kelly
Indy
Kully Teaves
Bne
Bridgett
Devenish Defeated at Dookie in Football Match
Devenish travelled to Dookie with 13 players and were edged 9.0 to 2.4. Dookie led from halftime and dominated the second half, with A Kennedy C Hooper and B Haley each scoring a goal for Devenish. Minchington umpired the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devenish
Dookie
Wid
Kennedy
C. Hooper
B. Haley
Minchington
Glasgow
Wellwood
J. Ellis
Lighton
M. Grogan
Smallwood
Walker
Mar. I. Day
Lake Owe
Boyeya North
Wattville Triumph Over Stewarton In Local Soccer Match
Wattville 7 11 to Stewarton 1 3 in a Saturday game at the local ground. For Wattville the scorers were H Johns 2 M Intyre 2 Chilcott 2 and Quinn with goals by Waters Ryan Hogan Chilcott M Intyre J Johns Kingston showed well for Wattville. Stewarton’s best were Dademaide Ryan Downes with Waters and Kingston. D Smallwood officiated as central umpire.
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Wattville
Stewarton
H. Johns
M'Intyre
Chilcott
Quinn
Waters
Ryan
Hogan
M‘intyre
J. Johns
Kingston
Dademaide
Downes
D. Smallwood
Football match at Wilby ends with Yarrawonga win
Saturday's game at Wilby drew a larger crowd than the prior week. Yarrawonga dominated most quarters, finishing 6 11 to 4 3 over Wilby. Key players included Lowe Green Lister Olley Franken Summers for Yarrawonga and Irvine Bros Whitray Evans Sievers Allen Henderson Nolan for Wilby. Umpire Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga
Wilby
Lowe
Green
Lister
Olley
Franken
Summers
Irvine Bros
Whitray
Evans
Sievers
Allen
Henderson
Nolan
A. Woods
Walsh
Anderson's
Benalla
Irvine
Simmons
Sanders
Warfe
Stevenson
Woods
Cowhill
Maher
M‘alpine
Richardson
Correspondence on Thoona raffling at church bazaar
A reader defends Thoona’s morals amid a raffling incident at a church bazaar arguing no game of skill was involved. He notes many paid entrants blindfolded to place a finger on a pig drawn on a wall and questions referring to it as a game of skill. He cites the Presbyterian decision as misapplied and urges rational judgment. Boxsisetos’s Paste remedy ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoona
Boeehworth Presbytery
Geiorl
Death at Mang lure farm linked to heart failure
The inquiry into 47 year old George Dixon’s death at the Farmers Arms Hotel Devenish found no external wounds and concluded death from heart failure. Witnesses described his last seen health Sunday evening and his body was found in bed by a hotel employee.
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Cullinan
St. James
George Dixon
Farmers Arms
Rochford
Manglure
Gossalla
Avenel
Decom
Atabet So'elock
Flo
Annawer
Arthur Stanley
Baker
Samuel Robinson
Devenish
Mangalore
Arthur Studley
Archue Stanley
Mariners’ Avies
Deeeased
Thomas Callinan
St. James Station
Prom
Farmers’ Armes
Deweased
Ble
Jeff
Indy
Chicago Tribune praises Dr Sheldon’s cure for long troubles
An older Chicago Tribune piece extols a “New Discovery” for coughs colds and consumption as a life saving marvel of modern medicine. It claims reliable statistics show world death rates decline thanks to this treatment and offers a money back guarantee with price details and local outlets in Benalla and Thoont.
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Aare
Chicago Tribune
Standy
Sheldon
Price
D. M'ronato’s
Benalla
W. J. Tonkin
Thoont
Goorani
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promises Rich Blood and Restored Strength
The notice extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as making the blood rich and red for the thin and weak. It claims cures bring a glad message to share with others and links warm weather to impaired strength, slow digestion, and sluggish liver, causing low mood.
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Ayer
Larceny of a Bridle Charged at Local Court
Charles Davison faced larceny charges for stealing a bridle from Walter Allen’s stable. Witnesses testified the bridle, once in Davison’s possession, was found after he claimed no ownership. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three weeks in Beechworth with 11 shillings costs awarded to the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. Hill
Politico
Mr. King
James Drake
Allen
Hal Lhome
Soveeant Stillard
Monilay
Walter Haris
Blachamutl
Baddaginnio
Howe Ab
Kings
Daniels
John Merrigan
Propriator
Bomalia
Gaddawinnie
Tiana
Cuminnings
Bridge-stront
Mervigan
Accusud
Marelall
Alexandria
Wit- Hoss
Merrigan
King
Beechworth Oni
Stillard
Local merchant returns as tea commission agent
W Stiedwick announces in advertising columns his reentry into business as a commission agent focusing on the Ceyehin Tea Syndicate. He notes vast funds leaving the North-Eastern district for packet teas and aims to capture a share, citing up-to-date blending methods and water analysis as key. The agency opens tomorrow with additional lines detailed in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusinss
W. Stiedwick
Ceyehin Tea Syndicate
Stredwick
Ceyehin Blond
Concert at Devenish for Rowan Catholic Chapel funds
A Wednesday night charity concert in Devenish raised funds for the Rowan Catholic Chapel at Bonalla. Hosted by the Devenish Hibernian Society, the program was directed by J J Warlisle M L A, with a hearty thanks by Mr Cleary. Performers included Miss Cleary, Mr Cannon, Mr O Halloran, and Mrs Cullinan among others, and supper was provided by the Imbernia Society at Miss Bradstreet's Arms hotel.
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Nen Rowan Catholic
Bonalla
Devenish Hibernian Society
J.J. Warlisle
M.L.A
Cleary
Elias
Pierformers
Imibernia Sooty
Bradstreet
Missoo Arms
Guverture
Hi. Cleary
Bombay
Mr. Cannon
Miss Hantington
O Fialloran
Gordon
Viollin Salu
11. Wilson
Kathyleen Mavounnien
Mrs. Weans
Animateur Rider
Mr. Berndt
Mr. O'Connor
Mrs. Taghton
Mr. O'Halloran
Mrs. Cullinan
Faust
Miss Is. Cleary
Mr. Gordon
Erin
Miss Cleary
Carney Bill
Berti Daet
My. Cannon
Kitten Adatah
Burglary at A L Taylor Gun Shop on Bridge Street
A gun shop run by A L Taylor on Bridge Street near the Savings Bank was burgled overnight. The Yale lock was forced and a revolver valued at 16 pounds and a 22 Winchester rifle were stolen along with cartridges and oil. Neighbors heard no alarm though one resident did hear a door opening and footsteps. Police, including Sergeant Stillard and Constables Sullivan and ONeill, investigated the break.
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Taylor
Bridge Street
Savings Bank
Vale
Carpenters
Winedow
Toweller
Mr. Tyler
Yale
Dods
Mie Chalmers
Miss Simmonds
Mr. Taylor
Tesday
Stillard
Sullivan
O'Neill
Fitzroy Resident Praises Clem ents Tonic for Rheumatism
A Fitzroy resident Mr Frank Joroes at 118 George Street Hoy writes that seven years of rheumatic pain and nervous debility eased after using Clements Tonic Seven years of illness included severe shoulder and back ache insomnia and heart palpitations. He credits the tonic with restoring appetite sleep and nervous balance and asserts all other remedies failed.
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Mission of Inquiry
Frank Joroes
George-street
Huzry
James
Clements
Clements Toiie
Alka
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for All Coughs
An Australian advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a universal cure for coughs across all ages and conditions. It claims gentle, safe action on throat tissues and suitability for the young and old alike, presenting it as an ideal family cough cure developed through study.
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Australia
Personal experience endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
E. E. Hill of Bridgetown Western Australia writes that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a severe winter cough quickly. He keeps a bottle on hand and uses it at the first sign of a cold, noting he has since remained free of cough or cold.
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E. E. Hill
Bridgetown
W.A
Chamberlain
Cham berlain Cough Remedy Trusted For Children
The advertisement promotes Cham berlain Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults. It claims relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and states the medicine is free of opium or harmful drugs. The note stresses early use prevents attacks and that even a baby may be given the remedy with confidence.
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Boxsisetos
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Inspector
Inspector W Marshall of Coleraine Victoria declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best cough medicine. He recalls catching a cold in the Casterton district and using two bottles from Harris brothers to recover, noting it prevents bronchitis when used at first sign and recommending it for families.
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Chamberlain
Officially Declared Free from Poisons in Australasia
Australian authorities have formally declared a court remedy free of all poisons. The proclamation marks the official end of contamination concerns across Australasia, with regulators affirming safety and compliance for distribution and use.
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Australasia
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Pure Vegetable Relief
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as a purely vegetable non narcotic cough treatment. It claims to soothe heal check coughing and cold while aiding nature in expelling the cause and reducing danger of a second attack. It tones the mucous membrane and controls congestion and inflammation. It loosens the cough relieves the lungs and makes expectoration easy.
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Chamberlain
A Commercial Traveller’s Experience with Cough Remedy
Mr. George P. Tideman, a travelling representative for Burns, Philp & Co., recounts a severe cold aboard a mail steamer. In Geraldton he used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, feeling relief after the first dose and recovering before leaving town. He now keeps a bottle at work and at home for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Tideman
Messrs
Burns, Philp & Co
Townsville
Queensland
A.U.S.N. Co
Geraldton
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Gains Global Trade Fame
Personal recommendations praise Chamberlain’s OTM Remedy for coughs and colds. In Australia word of mouth spreads its use, with claims it contains top drugs and careful manufacture. The makers do not promise a cure-all but present it as a premier cold medicine.
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Chamberlain
Australia
Commonwealth
Remarkable Cure With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mr Frank W Frazer of Sconth New South Wales describes a severe cold contracted during a New Zealand tour. After staying at the Royal Oak in Wellington a friend recommended Chamberlin Cough Remedy. Four doses cured him and he confidently recommends it for throat or lung troubles.
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Frank W. Frazer
Sconth
N.S.W
New Zealand
Royal Oak
Wellington
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