Local court sentences for misbehavior and gun threat
In district court Collins faced two charges. He was fined six pounds or a month’s imprisonment for misbehavior while drunk. He received six months for pointing a gun at constables Gardner and Grey. Separately, Father Rooney was appointed to replace Arch Priest Kennedy at St Joseph’s. Kennedy will be abroad for six months. The Baechworth Mining Board election results: Turnbull 496 Kaighin 303 Biddington 238 Barrass 161. Turnbull and Kaighin elected miners representatives.
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Collings
Leo
Gardner
Grey
Holmes Crack
Collins
Father Rooney
Sandhurst
Kennedy
St. Joseph's
Father Kennedy
Old Country
Mining Board
Baechworth
Turnbull
Kaighin
Biddington
Barrass
Thoona athletic club hosts midweek sports gathering
The Thoona Athletic Club annual event drew about 600 spectators despite Samaria picnic drawing Betnilla people away. W. J. Tonkin presided as club president with secretaries Richards and Robinson guiding a strong program, while J. Higgins Douglas Jones and others supported. Exciting bicycle races dominated the day, including a dramatic Thoona Wheel Race won by Cupples by a foot over Riley and Macdonald. Results list multiple heats and finals across Maiden, Wheel, Sheffield, One-mile, Quarter-mile, and Five-mile events with times and placements, plus a motor-paced fastest mile won by Rivers.
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Thoona Athletic Club
Samaria
Betnilla
Mesara
Richards
Robinson
W.J. Tonkin
Messrs
J. B. Higgins
A. Douglas
Jones
Jodees
R. Justice
Ek Jones
Allan Goode
Geo. Wardle
Sparta
Dupples
Riley
Macdonald
Parker
Rivers
Dapples
Wolke
Merlyes
Walker
Cypples
Bios
H- Rivers
Melbourne
Richens
J. Williams
J. Macdonald
A. Hoysted
R. Walker
C Keenan
G. Patterson
J. Sergeant
Hoysted
G. Walker
D. FE. Green
A. Griffiths
KR. Walker
J. Cupples
R. Green
G. Weston
B. Nicol
F. Dick
FE. Gogde
D. Byrne
F. Kick
W. Sergeant
Green
Patterson
C. Rivers
Ser
G. Keenan
Tog
Ll. Riley
H. Rivers
R Walker
D. Green
Voys
A. Allen
S. Sergeant A
Bergin
P. Mason
Weston
A. F. Dick
Mabel Newman
Jessie Welsh
Hendicap
Pelly
R. Montgomery
Gargin
O. Rivers
D. Capples
W. Fall
H. Walker
H. Robbechi
Memorial tablet unveiled at Bulmattum Church
In Euroa, a memorial tablet for the late Mr and Mrs N K Gordon was unveiled at Bulmattum Presbyterian Church by Reverend J Weir of Rushworth. The event drew visiting clergy and many relatives, marking Gordon as a founder of the church.
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Euroa
N. K. Gordon
Bulmattum Presbyterian Church
Kt. H. Parker
The
National Bank
Parker
Qobram
F. Robinson
Scotland
Euron
Presbyterian Church Congregation
Sovereigna
Shire of
Valley of the Mississippi
North Riding
Cameron
J. Oussen
M.L.C
Graham
Huot
M.l.a.'s
Rutherglen Police Court Hears Assault and Burglary Case
George Mason, a stranger, was jailed three months for assaulting butcher Francis Braybon in Braybon’s yard and rendering him unconscious for over three hours. Alfred Morrison fined for trespass on Braydon property. George Bailey fined ten pounds for threatening behavior with a knife in J Ryan’s winehall. Burglars entered Mr Ritchie’s Main street tailor shop, stealing four new suits valued at about eighteen pounds. no suspects yet.
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Rutherglen
George Mason
Francis Braybon
Brayhon
Braybon
Pssault
Alfred Morrison
Ritchie
Anthrax fears raised over bone dust at Shepparton meeting
At the Shepparton Agricultural Society meeting Mr. G Ross warned that bone manure from cattle carcasses may spread anthrax. The Chamber of Agriculture should ensure bone manure is properly analysed to prevent a further outbreak. J H Coldwell pledged to raise the issue at the next chamber meeting.
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Goulburn Valley
Shepparton Agricultural Society
G. Ross
Chamber of Agriculture
J. H. Coldwell
S. Trickett
Lancaster
Board of Guardians of
All Sainte’ Church
Tatura
Left leg broken at knee after engine lifting accident
In Wangaratta on Wednesday Leo Oqullaghan broke his left leg while helping move an oil engine at Workings Farm on Yens Flats. He was taken to Dr Boyes for treatment. At Vene Street Mr Pinkerton foiled an early morning thief, an American Negro, who fled after a lecture and arrest warrant later emerged for theft of four watches and a chain at Barnawartha.
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Wangaratta
Leo, O'Qullaghan
Othara
Yens Flats
Chronicle
Fonty England
Barnawartha
Miner Struck by Falling Stone At Alabama Mine Shaft
Daniel M Donald and a companion worked in the mine shaft on Wednesday when the rope slipped through a tug. A large stone about 18 pounds fell 75 feet, hitting M Donald on the hip and rendering him unconscious. He was brought to the surface and cared for by Mr Harkin M B.
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Daniel M‘donald
Alabama
M‘donald
Ania
Glenrowen head teacher may leave for university lectures
Mr J P Carew, appointed head teacher of Glenrowen State School at the year's start, is likely to depart shortly. He is among the teachers chosen to attend university lectures, indicating a professional development opportunity.
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Glenrowen
J. P. Carew
Prohibition Order Challenged In Melbourne Practice Court
John Whitehead of Corryong sought relief from Justice Holroyd after Corryong magistrates banned all licensed victuallers in the Shire of Toowong from serving him for twelve months. Whitehead, facing an insult charge, had requested adjournment. the constable’s unsworn claim of prior drunk‑driving prompted the order. The judge granted a limited order nisi returnable on the 16th.
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John Whitehead
Corryong
Towong
Justice Holroyd
Melbourne
Meagher
Toowong
Whitehead
Corryong Court
Lennox
Cy Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A promotional note proclaims Cy Sheldon’s new coughs and colds remedy as unmatched in medical history for easing hopeless cases. It claims remarkable effectiveness where other treatments failed and lists A. Miller & Co of Bonalla as sellers.
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Cy Sheldon
Ealief
A. Miller and Co
Bonalla
The Concert at Mounted Rifles Hall Draws Large Attendance
A concert in the Mounted Rifles Hall drew good attendance with door receipts over £9. Performers Scott and Farrager of Wangaratta, Praeter of Benalla, and Miss Sophia Lee from Benalla were well received. A dance followed with about 60 attendees, making the evening highly enjoyable.
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Mounted Rifles Hall
Messrs Scott and Farrager
Wangaratti
Praeter
Bonalla
Sophia Lee
Dr Sheldon's New Discovery Of Coughs Colds And Consumption
An old medical advert proclaims Dr Sheldon's New Discovery as a safe, effective cure for coughs colds and consumption. It claims rapid relief without opiates, suitable for children, and especially good for croup and whooping cough. Available from A Miller and Co.
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Sheldon
A. Miller
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promoted for Safe Use
A safe medicine ad urges mothers of small children to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy, noting it contains no opiate or narcotic and is suitable for babies and adults. It claims quick relief and sale through Victor Say, chemist.
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Victor Say
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