District News And Notes Brechworth Area Tragedies And Local Moves
Mrs Oran Brechworth, 80, of Murmunree, severely burnt when her clothes ignited. Neighbour Mrs White found her. Dr. Sutton treated from Myrtleford but she died. John Brown, 33, of Buarmutha, injured by a falling branch while wood chopping. skull fracture. Trepanning by Dr. Skinner at Ovens District Hospital. Mr W Gatohelor and family leave Dookie for Finley NSW. Namurkah postmaster Bradshaw appointed inspectors clerk at Ballarat. local presentation by Namurkah Methodist Church. John Piper from Dookie admitted to Mooroopna Hospital with a broken leg after an offhand fall. J M’Inorney of Cosgrove charged for diverting Cosgrove channel water. fine imposed. Seymour branch of People’s Party protests Liberal Senate candidate deletion. calls for conference. Glenrowan inventor G Gannell finishes working model patent spring wheel for vehicles. may replace pneumatic tyres. Miss Hoysted leaves Mr G Manley’s business. social in Gordon Hall. Weather brings 95 points fall, tanks replenished as drought ends. Violet Town store fire guts building. adjacent shops narrowly escape. Mitchell stock insured. K W Parker ill with neglected cold. shire meeting postponed to 24th. Wangaratta: ten-year-old rifle accident. bullet lodged in hand. recovered. Millay honored with watch at valedictory in Leitchville. irrigation visit planned by Atie Kixcelleney and Elwood Mead. Measured talks on pumping by contract at Wangaratta Water Trust. council discusses new arrangement. meeting adjourned.
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Brechworth
Ovens District Hospital
Skinner
Goulburn Valley
Bradshaw
Namurkah
Ballarat
Methodist Church
John Piper
Dookie
Mooroopna Hospital
Piper
Pav My Atoele
Jatin M‘inorney
Cosgrove
Shepparton
Cosgrove Channel
Glenrowan
G. B. Gannell
Parei
Gapniell
Miss Hoysted
G. Manley
Marinme
Gorden Hall
Wangaratta
Win
Rhodes
Killawarra
al Millay
King Valley
Hansen Dairy Co
Leitchville
Eehuea
Mond
Chronicle
Re Wratta
Melbourne
Wassratta and Dietrich Irrigation Committee
Gunther
Owl
Elwood Mead
Lis
Huc N. Patterson
W. H. Patteron
A. H. Smith
Ume
Smith
Brush
Mx. Fraser
Commisionere
Com. Smith
Deal Wish IE
Nest
Wangsrstta
Rutherglen meeting on appointing ABT representative
The text records a meeting in Uke Town Hall on Tuesday evening about appointing a representative for ABT end operations next month, discussing duplication of the North eastern line. It notes Mr Martin organizer of the People's Party and Mrs Morton of the Women's National League, with Thora's attendance and large turnout of ladies. Mrs Morton criticized the Labor Party and Mr Martin condemned the Federal Government over income tax and Mr Fisher for supporting the Brisbane strike, linking the strike to impact on Queensland farmers.
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Rutherglen
Martin
People’s Party
Morton
Women's National League
Uke Town Hall
Thora
Wnt
Labor Party
Martine
Fisher
Brisbane
Queensland
Moloney
Policy of State Cabinet Examines Next Session
A lengthy state cabinet sitting discussed the policy of the coming session. The Railway Commissioners accepted Australitis Company for 20 new locomotives. Wertibee to host a state experimental farm with smaller farms in special districts. A bill to amend the Health Act to abolish the Public Board of Health and create a Director of Health was to be introduced. The state would be subdivided into five districts each with a medical inspector replacing many shire duties.
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Australitis Company
Wertibee
Public Board of Health
Shire rate collection totals rise amid stronger revenue
Last week Mr. Hamilton the shire rate collector received £1093 2/6 on Saturday and £1802 14/5 on Monday, with a further £83 18/2 since. The total to date stands at £6340 12/, leaving £1425 3/3 still to come. Despite the higher rate of 3d in Tatong, Warrenbayne and Central ridings, officials say revenue is well up on last year.
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Hamilton
Tatong
Warrenbayne
Water storage urged for irrigation and closer settlement
A deputation from the A.N.A. and northern Shela water trusts met the Premier and Minister of Water Supply to press an urgent expansion of water storage. They argued existing capacity lags behind irrigation needs, with government backing for further development of water and land settlement tied to future schemes.
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A.N.A
Shela
W. F. M'Namara
Cook
Beuslla
Elwood Mead
Graham
Victoria
Mead
Goulbharn Echenie
Kaiser of Lima South relates to Benalla council clash
A correspondence letter from Benalla Shire Council readers mocks Councillor Smith and praises the Lima South Progress Association. It defends the group as the Kaiser of Lima South, notes past achievements such as a railway, water storage, a bridge, and a toll-free or reduced-rate plan, and criticizes a £250 school rate, arguing for a penny special rate to fund a High School while railing against perceived misallocation of funds and road neglect.
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Smith
Lima
Bonsits
Tolmio
Sims
Benalla
Lima South
Benalla Shire
Kaiser of
Harrison
Acros
Dr. Smith
Kaiser Association
Cantambo Concert a Bustling Community Event
A large crowd attended a concert and dance at Cantambo organized by the Osniamba Football Club. Artists traveled from Benalla and Violet Town to perform a varied program, followed by medals and travel bag gifts, and an all-night dance with refreshments provided by local ladies.
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Osniamba
Cantambo
Benalla
Violettown
Assis
Miss ‘Treloar
Mr. Telford
Killarooy
Mrs. Looby
Mr. Imray
Lion
Mr. Lané
Queen of the Earth
Mr. W. Prentice
Br. GH. Hamilton
Encos
Lane
Zockery
Kalls
A. V_Ikin
Imray
J. B. O'Talloran
F. Knox
Meldrum
W. Hogan
Toferrin
Pee
Jim
Me. Hogan
Wallace
Howship
Mr. Berry
Miss Telford
Benalla Stock Markets Report From Fortnightly Sale
Benalla stock markets report a small yarding at the corporation yards due to wet weather. M’Namara notes a fair yarding with baconers topping at £3 3/-, other pigs from £2 19/-, £2 17/6, £2 16/-, and down to £2 for lower quality. store stock similar to last sale. hides skins and tallow also noted with prices generally unchanged or slightly lower except prime tallow.
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Watts, Turnbull & CO
Mooners
Watts, Turnbull and Co
Corporation
Honalla
M‘namara
M. Q. M'Natara
Benalla
M .Whoraday
Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co. Ltd
Dairymen Obliged to Post Milk Regulation Notice
North East factory directors post a notice from the Chief Veterinary Officer urging steps to publicize milk safety rules. The Victoria Health Board regulates milk cans vessels to be clean, labeled with producer address, and penalties up to ten pounds for noncompliance. regulations take effect June 1910.
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Agricultural Department
Oliver
Law Board of Public Health
State of
Victoria
Tentin
Pulenths
Shelbourne
J. W. Convinit
Ward Bros. A.N.A. Co. Prominent Australian Sewing Machines Firm
Ward Bros A N A Co now the Australian Sewing Machines Co Proprietary Ltd dominates the sewing machine market since 1850. A N A machines are refined in design, finish and variety and include many attachments and free instruction. The firm offers easy payments, cash discounts, and operates showrooms at 36 and 38 Errol Street North Melbourne.
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Ward Bros
A.N.A. Co
Australian Sewing Machines Co. Proprietty Ltd
A.N.A
Commonwealth
Fim
Errolet
North Melhourna
The Warm Flavor and the 0.7 Cure Story
A fragmented note describes a tropical fruit based remedy 0.7 said to support health and stomach comfort. It contrasts with a peppermint cure and a patient who repeatedly coughs, blaming the lack of Woods. The passage mixes health claims and folk remedy slang in an antiquated tone.
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Eountric
Fashionable Stripe Cheviot Dress Tweed Collection
A selection of Tri-Bhues fabrics in Browns Grays and Greens features stripe cheviot dress tweed options. Availability spans dates including January and February with yard measurements and pricing noted as 1/9 1/11 2/3 2/6 2/11.
Improbable Textile Ads From Fragmented OCR
Partial OCR listing shows ATSO and WHITE TLO QUILTS with single and double bed sizes and scattered dates. Mentions fringed and pravelling kugs, variety items, and multiple prices like 5/11 8/6 10/12/6 15/6 17/8, without clear context or complete items.
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ATSO
Ladies Imported Coats and Costumes in Latest Styles
An advertisement showcases ladies coats and costumes including navy coat and skirt sets, satin trimmed canes, and braid edging. It promotes new navy serge costumes, split color options, and warm winter coats priced from 12/6 to 29s, highlighting imported items and all wool fabrics in navy, gray, brown, and cream tones.
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W. Gatohelor
Caniambo
Finley
N.5
Seymour
J. Murley
Progress Association
People's Party
Seymour and District
5. Sanger
Senate
J. G. Duffy
Sanger
Ehab Seymour Crauch
People’s Park
Benate
Scottish Union Company
Mitchell
K. W. Parker
Shire
Winton
Winton Hall
Cupples
Ledger
Connolly
M’millan
M'Ewan
J. Kenny
Harris
T. M‘ewant
M‘ewan
E. Sims
Yarrawonga
F. G. Connell
Bank of Audtealasin
Mulwall
Sydney Bryant
Smart
Corona Hospital
Cathedral B
Whelan
Rexona
Benalua Stock Markets
GEO. Ledger
Jeweller
Bridge Street
Wintur
Wania
England
Yale
W. T. Prentice
Boot & Shoe Store
Kennedy
Ul Adelaide Ani Mathonene
Guariitoe
Pune
Ninsie
Tan Yrac
Eat Will
Krnlye Street
Benella
Sulude
B.kennedy
Manaigunes
NAVY
Chevintsy Wstannonry Contin
Chevioy Serges
Gar'Store
Brussels
LBS
Golvers
General Merchants
A. Miller & Co