Presentation to Glenrowan teachers ends school tenure
Pupils from Wangarana High School honored Mr and Mrs Brennan of Glenrowan with a farewell presentation as Mr Brennan retires. District Inspector Mr Green was to present a token but was unable to attend. Mr Lee spoke for the school committee and the students presented a volume The Biology of the Seasons and a gold bangle to Mrs Brennan.
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Rigita
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Brennan
Wangaratta
Wit Lo~cal School
Handley
Aren—nan
Glen“owan
Green
York
Lessons in Top-Dressing for Healthy Stock and Pastures
An Australian farmer advocates top-dressing with superphosphate to improve pasture health and livestock wellbeing. Roland Atkins of Cobden reports dramatic gains in pasture vigor, herd health, and milk quality, with factory returns up 50 percent, repeated across Victoria and New Zealand in diverse climates. The piece urges rainfall districts above 20 inches to intensify pasture care to protect human nutrition.
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Cyrus Property
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Saint Andrew's Church Hospital Sunday Message
At St. Andrew's Church on Hospital Sunday, collections for the garatta Hospital were taken. Rev. Malcolm McQueen led services with sermons on faith, trust, and duty, stressing God's faith in humanity and the sacred trust of health and conscience. Evening choir sang Sun of My Soul. Total collection £10 17 0, slightly above last year.
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Vermin Destruction Letter to the Editor in 1921
A reader protests what they call government bias in fining country landowners for not obeying a public proclamation. They allege selective advertising in Melbourne papers and government gazette, noting many country papers carried notices. The writer asks for fair publicity across numerous regional papers to reflect the district notices.
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Age” “Argus
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Hotelkeeper's Troubles at Yarrawonga Licensing Hearing
At Yarrawonga on the 23rd the Licensing Inspector charged Frantin Edward Scudds, licensee of the Farmers Arms Hotel, with three offences. Constable Jackson testified the bar door was open and liquor was served to men. Scudds was fined £5 for the door, £2 for unlawful presence, £8 4d costs, and two other men were fined. The charge of unlawfully supplying liquor was withdrawn due to timing while a church service was in progress. The P.M. and magistrate expressed no sympathy for patrons who entice hotelkeepers to violation, noting such temptations would end if patrons refrained.
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Until acecyots have bees completed the wheat poole met
The fragmentary note references a wartime era tone with mentions of wheat, a cure, and named individuals. Readable items include a misread title and scattered phrases suggesting a medical or agricultural notice. Entities remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
What to Do With Old Hats in Nicobar Lands
A fragment discusses sending old hats to the Nicobar Islands where locals favor vintage headwear. It notes islanders’ enthusiasm for hats and describes sparse clothing on islanders, with canoes nearby. The piece urges quick sending of any remaining old hats to the Nicobar lands.
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Brave man's coolness saves life from wild boar
Sir Edward Bradford, while out shooting, faced a boar charging his left arm in the beast's jaws. He held still for yards until a comrade killed the animal, saving his life but costing him his arm.
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Edward
Don the Shepherd Dog outsmarts neighbor by bone theft scheme
An old collie named Don uses cunning to reclaim a prized bone from a lazy neighbour's dog. After burying a fat, desirable bone in a deep hole and concealing it, Don replaces it with a smaller bone, tricking the thief into carrying off the lesser prize. Later Don enjoys the larger bone he had hidden.
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Don
Canadian brick making machine promises six to seven men saved
A Canadian invention uses a two man and five boy powered machine to lay 16 409 10 900 bricks per hour. It claims stronger brickwork than hand methods and could replace six to seven skilled masons. A factory 60 by 40 feet with the device might cost about £100. The text also includes varied notes on self denial and everyday topics, with references to Edison and flour trade with the UK.
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