ST James District News Roundup From Devenish and Waggarandall
In St James and surrounding districts Constable Cullinan oversees patrols while Constable Cummings handles Tollal Mablon duties. Rain brings pasture revival as farmers report better crops and rising grass. football talks jumpstart with Burramine and Wilby clubs showing interest, and Lake Rowan Mechanics Institute plans hall improvements amid steady harvest and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Downes
Tong
Crywat
Cain
Yundool
Bonalla-Yareawouys
Tbeir Tor Ms Tos
Yarrawonga
Wilby
Severs
Telford
Benalla
Minganiah
St. Jaina
Burring
Waggarandall Lean
Unis Association
Fragmentary Court Remarks on Assault Case Dismissal
A police report details Constable Cullinan noting a Monday incident near Athinat where Jorton was found in a dazed state after a blow. Murphy’s later statement claimed Jones admitted aiding the assault, but the case was dismissed. the witness urged leniency for Murphy’s family and described the incident as a close call on a serious charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shit Uewmanttwin
Cullinan
Jorton
Murphy
Jones
Wade Iso
Peter Molin
Man credits Clemente Tonio for health turn around
An interview reveals James Johnson recounting decades on the street and a dramatic health decline. He reports severe liver and digestion issues improved after using Clemente Tonio, praising its tonic effects and noting renewed energy, sleep, and appetite with continued use. The account is signed by a Mr. Johnson and an accompanying witness statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Gonpery Yeatindy
Johnson
Grin Cimean
Appiare
Aealahusan
Bantalion
Demp Strent
Hems
Lam
Lyon
Cternolla
Clemente Tome
Lideo
Mr. Johnson
Pechavtion
Jasner Jottino
Virion Aaedy
Sounding the praises of Ayer's Hair Vigor
The ad extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as a splendid preparation for the hair. It claims users will praise it and tell friends about the results, urging readers to try the product to share their satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Lake Rowan Tea and Concert Draws Bright Rural Support
At Lake Rowan the annual tea and concert in aid of the Lake Rowan Congregational Church attracted a large crowd despite threatening weather. About 200 sat to eat a abundant spread provided by Mr. Phillips of Turgaiah while several ladies served. A lengthy program featured choir items, recitations, songs, and duets with Miss Phillips and Miss Rider among helpers. The audience praised the event and the Rev. Hawkes’s absence was noted with thanks to Rev. Redohnston for his support. A vote of thanks closed the evening after the Doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Rowan
of. Symes
G. Ralph
R. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Doy
Dy ‘Siimant Hon
Thwan
Geo
Chariane
Mr. Hicks
Messrs
Froomes
Maher
P. Cameron
Anderson
Moses
Sigg
Delogeles
Messes
Coghill
Pyte Praseeieten
Phillips
Turgauiah
Wait
Lo Lea
Misson Winter
Trvino
Di'carthuy
Savage
Holmes
Rider
Joy
Willis
Chatters
Samy Cancriee
Jas
Willis de Rove
K. Johnston
Nichol
Vhs
Hawkes
Redohnston
Anthom
Miss Phillips
Miss
Mr. Stanley
Nicol
Argyle
Mr. Livingstone
Spence
Lin
Polk
Mr. Davis
Mr. Coles
Miss M'Cartauy
Roy
Johnston
My. Tennant
Miss Tider
Jehovah Reigneth
Misses Stidor
J. Coles
Leunant
Goo
Controversy Over Constable Weppner At Tungamah Water row
A deputation of Tungamah Water Trust officials and ratepayers pressed Chief Secretary on Wednesday about Constable Oswald Weppner. They alleged informally that his conduct harassed locals, impounded cattle, and blocked access to Boosey Creek water used for stock. The meeting raised calls for transfer and a police report on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Brush
Tungamats
Oswald Weppner
Garrigle
Fell
Tungamah Water Trust
Tl. Hopkins
Trowsey
W. HL
Weppusr
Younrang
Nanner
Mtopayers
Merning
Mr. Hopkins
Alexander Peacock
Hopkins
Wally
Sir Alexander Peacock
Clevagher
Mr. Callaway
Unies
Alexander Peacok
Lake
Twis
Tricky
Wepyyor
Nmber Ir
Boosey Creek
Tungamah
Mtot
Deputation to Minister of Water Supply on Pollution
The deputation stated the trust had not allowed pollution and that farmers were harmed without necessity. Elwood Mead said complaints of pollution reached the commission from across Victoria and the Board of Health, and that the constable was told to prevent pollution but had no clear instructions. The minister heard the points, and the deputation thanked him before withdrawing.
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Swinburne
Polluion
Elwood Mead
Victorisy
Tiud
Ue Tur
Bub Ind
Tands
Board of Health
Anindows
Millat
Gavyjors
Sxynhurie
Wnel Withelvow
Youthful thief pleads guilty to sports pavilion theft
In lool court, 10 year old Win Ryan admitted stealing £50 from the sports pavilion during a cricket match on March 5. He claimed a riding jacket and money were taken. he gave a written confession and was sentenced to six months with suspended term on bond of £50 for 12 months good behavior, with permission to leave the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Bevan
Win
Ryan
Mitt McClalland
Milton McLalland
Qoonish Boo
Sth Mare
Cummins
Agoased
Lithgow
Whyn
Baeg
Wold
Hon
Ion
Ion On the Cricket, Ground On March Sth
Bert Dean
Tane
Graves
Gordon Institute
P.M
Western Australia
Melbourne
China
Mior
P.M. Yeu
Tanicel
Nillahoootie scheme eyed for Broken River weir talks
Local officials and residents from Dookie Benalla Shepparton and neighbouring shires debated a plan to build a 3 000 to 5 000 cubic yard dam to store water and supply stock irrigation along a new channel to connect with the Broken River at two points The proposal faced cost concerns and questions about an old river bed site while ministers considered a £5000 exploratory expenditure and potential alternative locations including Nillalvootly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carlisle
M.L. Putation
Shire and Water Trust of
Tungsmah
Cr. Well
Mr. Kelly
Shepparton
Cr. Green
Bondlle
Ons
Cunningham
Cook
Wal
Kutuiah
Dellrey
Dookie
Dr. Hay
Nillshevotie
Broken River
Benalla
Hay
Tle
Sid
Sud Hind
Ainea
Nillalvootly
Mr. Jeffrey
Jeffey
Summers
Murmy
Blacksmithing Business Sold and Pupil Prepared at Trinity College
A.BICKERTON announces purchase of the Blacksmithing business adjoining Bearding Hanne and W. He kin. Campbell Numnat Papalla prepares for limited exams at Piano Highes! Trinity College Mlbourne reference education guaranteed. Terms on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asio RS. Campbell
Numnat
Papalla
Trinity College Nat Mlbourne
A.W. Bickerton
Hanne
Hents
Tate
Thaakus
Don't Trifle With Cold Says Food Advice For Prudent Families
Advice urges proper food ventilation and warm clothing to guard children through autumn winter and spring. Neglected colds can worsen and may lead to diphtheria germs. For all ages the best treatment cited is Chamberlains Cough Remedy, claimed to prevent pneumonia and deliver cures.
Croup Warning Promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A public health notice urges mothers to recognize early croup signs in children and keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ready. It stresses avoiding delays for physician visits, claims the remedy prevents attacks if given soon after hoarseness or a croupy cough appears, and markets it as safe and narcotic free.
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Ijn
Chamberlain
Influenza and the Value of Prompt Cough Remedy
The piece extols influenza misery and urges immediate use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to avert danger, arguing personal suffering enhances empathy and that no medical aid fully defeats the illness without early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bronchitis and Its Early Symptoms Reported
A historical notice describes bronchitis as a severe chest cold with cough hoarseness throat and lung pain mucus expectoration sometimes blood-tinged, chest tightness, breathing difficulty, high fever and night sweats in late stages. It advises Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as soothing and healing and urges treating the cold at first signs to avoid complications.
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Chamberlin
Tess
Chamy Herlain
Pneumonia and Whooping Cough Warned About
The piece warns that whooping cough is dangerous without proper treatment and highlights pneumonia risk from the disease. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as quick relief, claiming it liquifies mucus, loosens phlegm, and counters pneumonia risk, suitable for babies and adults alike.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Helps Hoarseness And Pneumonia Prevention
The article urges early use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy to ease hoarseness and prevent pneumonia from colds or influenza. It claims the remedy clears mucus from vocal cords, strengthens them, and reduces risk of dangerous lung infection, especially for the elderly and weak lungs. Mothers praise its quick relief for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Iain
A Good Habit Declares Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Poison Free
An ad notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is officially declared free from all poison and sold everywhere. The claim highlights a nationwide distribution with a price of 1/6. The short notice emphasizes safety and wide availability.
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Chamberlain
Officially Declared Free Poison in Australasia Remedy
Australian authorities declare Chamberlain’s cough remedy free from poisons marking it officially safe for sale in Australasia. The announcement underscores regulatory approval and consumer protection standards across the region.
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Chamberlain
Australasia
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Aive
Devenish
Wha
A. Bahco
Dohnxvon
Av. Davonish
Iis
Waggarandall
Waggarandall Mutual Improverent Socie
Vite
Tmiork Council
Barndt
Quinn
Old
Harker
Burne
Lo Vole
Wungamah
Twoulay
Beaver
Cond
M Bean
P. Troney
Margaret A. M'Hemty
Frederick M'Henty
Callinan
St. Janis
Philip Murphy
James Jones
Pootkeray
Vit
Ville
Bes
Constable
Weppner and the Tungamats Water Trust
Lygon & Pringh
Barinbla
Katingan
Devos Svasierey
Barklamb
G “Humphries
LAW, Union and, Jrown Insurance Company
Barkly Street
Aa New Management
Broken River Hotel
Bridge Street
Wen * Li
A. d. Allen
Carrie
Bersena Pharmacy
Hjl.gregerson
M.P
A. Leto
H. Francis & Co
Norres
Iy Oparty
Opatipotpan
Goomeli
Dobcoeck
Ae Fisher
Walker
Raven
Norman Fisher
Aeaia Business
Pirhtle
Henry Vallender
Draper Nunn
Vallender
J. W. Hag
Carrier Street
J. W. Hill
M. E. Taylor’s
M. KE. Taylor’s
Robert Auhl
Victorr
Nunn
Quy
G. Abbott
Parsten
Benalla West
Bridge-wtreet West
Hanlon
Yumfkals
Ami
Benjamin Gascoigne
Henry BE
Hiscock
Standecd
Nusn Street
Onada
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