District News From Beechworth Labor Depot Hospital Fund Drive
In Beechworth a 2-year-old was questioned on a charge linked to a sibling dispute, while a general servant noted for absences faced fines and a bail set at £100 with two £50 sureties after a written statement implicated no other party. The community seeks funds for hospital benevolence and the Beechworth agricultural show. Four women from Kew Tanatio Asylum joined the male division, with more expected. a local engine driver reported a loss of £3 18s after a night at Crow Hotel.
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Deciel
Polies
Boochworth Horticulturs Society
Ut Iy
Ufiei
Con Wigg
Shepparton
Kew Tanatio Asylum
Tunaday
Beechworth Tmnatio
Jenkins
Crow
Lam
Tims
Dookie and Eurga Court Reports and Burglary Case
Doookie J Gatt was arrested for stealing whisky from a railway truck at Yobla North station while intoxicated. He was discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. EUROA residents push for township improvements with rate discussions. A Baruna man, in a burglary case, was jailed for 12 months after skeleton keys and missing money were presented. A magistrate inquiry into the death of four year old Jacks found natural causes after illness following unripe fruit. Sugar stolen from Mr. Branjoc’s bag. a purse was also taken from a dressing table area while absent residents.
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J. Gatt
Sterling
Yobla North
EUROA
Enam Cil
Wm. Markham
Ltaurice Jarrett
Barua Tan
Beaven
P.M
Garrett
Harty
Tio
Commons
G. W. Simpson
J P
Vista
Va Jacks
Josiah Jucka
Karrimomus
John King
Branjoc
A. Miller and Co
Ard Ab & Fem
CL. DeBaos
Prince Corio palmist Moss fined at Shepparton court
Edward Moss known as Prince Corio and Sadie Moss faced Shepparton police court on Thursday. Moss pled guilty and was fined £6 or two months. his wife was discharged after a tearful appeal. Police found clothing valued at £1 among their belongings at the Union Hotel where they lodged. The court heard their story of marriage in Bendigo and Elmore and noted funds raised for Sacred Heart Convent schools. A meeting of Shopparton and district sportsmen formed a sporting club with W. Gibbs as president and Mc C. Anderson as honorary secretary. The council was urged to seek an earlier close season for duck and game, with talks to align with other councils north of the Dividing Range. The plan sought duck opening day December 20, with season from February 1 and fishing starting October 16, and cooperation from nearby councils. Young quail able to fly had been seen, and many clubs would be invited to participate.
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Goulburn Valley
Edward Moss
Prince Corio
Palmist
Sadie Moss
Shepparton
Mit K
Ware
Union Hotel
Moss
Bendigo
Nod Yin
Peatland
Elmore
Buzane
Sacred Heart
W. Gibbs
Mc C. Anderson
A. C.mason
J. Marchant
M. Dalpin
Dividing Range
Mildura
Albury
Extraordinary Mansfield election follows vacancy aftermath
In Mansfield Warmonday polling chose between two candidates, Honey Patrons and Fearn, with Fearn elected by two votes after the death of Councillor Placadney. Miss John Dobson, widow of road resident, died Thursday morning at over 80 years old. In Wangakatia a case under the Excise Act heard at the court of Petty Sessions involved Notun, a Mythos South farmer, accused of possessing unlicensed tobacco plugs manufactured with no excise fee paid. He had cultivated a large tobacco area and previously sought licenses, but none are issued for fourney districts. He sold tobacco at 26 per pound. He denies deliberate concealment and faces prosecution risks.
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Mansfield
Warmonday
Placadney
Tlorw
Torormish Fearn
John Dobson
Wangakatia
Beavers
Tofendant
Waneatta
Yarrawonga District News Hard to parse price hearings and fires
A court sat on Thursday in North Wangaratta where costs were awarded to the plaintiff in a case against Kasco afipanred and Allern for the defendant. Yarrawonga locals report a large stake loss related to a lottery, with the syndicate securing £6000 and 10,000 pounds in circulation. A prominent local sufferer, Gr Buchimuan, remains ill but shows improvement after a stroke last week. A public meeting resolved to urge shopkeepers to stop selling wax matches to reduce bush fire risk and to form volunteer brigades on both sides of the Murray with funding and manpower drives planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasco
Allern
Aucornick
North Wangaratta
Luis
Uanell
Yarrawonga
FW. Curnes
Melbourne
Chimes
Yarwonga
Misa Wilson
Wannaratta
Molla
Buchimuan
Murray
Alfo
Precaution Against Fires Suggested in Local Letter
A correspondent urges the Bonalls Shire to extend a prohibition on selling matches from month end to March end. Citing recent grass abandonment, the writer warns a fire could become difficult to control and calls for steps to prevent sale of matches in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enntor
Ventas
Shire of
Bonalls
Doan's Ointment Promises Skin Cure Claims
An Australian advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as a cure for eczema piles and other skin irritations based on testimonials from Benalla residents. It claims complete relief for a boy's eczema after two years of suffering and asserts safety and effectiveness, urging readers to buy at 2/9 per pot from Foster McClellan Co. in Sydney.
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Benalla
Say
Doan
Foster McClellan Co
Pitt St
Sydney
Nsw
Fortnightly sale at Corporal trott yards reports strong livestock demand
M Q M Nawam led a large turnout of buyers at the Corporal trott yards on Tuesday. Cattle and sheep prices held firm with some forward, fat cattle to £10 4, best cows to £28 26, store cattle £3 17 6 to £5 10 6, sheep 1020 yarded with 34 per cent per lambs and ewes in wool, pigs fully cleared with bacon £3 10 to £4, porkers £3 0s to £4 7 6, private sales rising as market activity continues at Watts Turnbull and Corupert yards.
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M. Q. M'‘Nawam
Corporal Trott
G. Cooinhy
W. Newcomen
Alos Sinos
Watts, Turnbull & Corupert
Corporation
Ards
Benalls
Shinstayers
South Bandalong
Chiltern
Springhurst
Toolamba
Fabamt
Too Harsh and Harshness in Bowel Remedies
A fragmented ad style notice discusses mild laxatives versus harsher pills. It mentions Cham Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentler option available in a priced format. Names appear garbled, with references to vendors and consultors.
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Vietur
Boratta
Thecheque Frauds at Euroa Court Case Recap
The Euroa case covers three cheque fraud charges against William Miller Wax presented at Buta court before Med W Beavon. Accused allegedly obtained goods and cattle through false cheques, with one charge withdrawn. He was sentenced to three months hard labor for two counts, sharing a prior similar sentence from Wisletown.
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Buta Court
W. Beavon
Willian Miller
Esmond McBrownly
Karonyn
Harry M
Con Iam
Robert E. M.bevarcy
Cules
Vetalur
Tanlough
Daleyinu
Miller
Tory M'Ray
Clark and Sloan
Tailors
Kara
Wee
Acvusud
Tauileugh
Melbourne
Colonel Pleasents
National Bank
Attempt to Impose: Man Arrested for Valueless Cheque Fraud
A constable arrested Otto Hanleson after he attempted to pass a valueless cheque on Robt. J. Mitchell at Gooram bat. The accused, found pleading guilty, had tried to obtain goods with a cheque signed by Charles Cooper and claimed it was for payment of driving fees and a balance of purchases. The Benalla court heard the case with prosecutions led by Sergeant Keegan. the accused admitted inebriation and stated he had been sending money home.
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Peel
Otto Hanleson
J. Mitchell
Goorain Int
Bonalla
Halon Ha
Goorambat
Dookie
Benalla Court
Beaven
P.M
Keegan
Charles Cooper
Stawarton
Naids
Eat
Fis
Witnold
George Balp
Guermmbat
Goorsmbat
Stors
National Bank
Coopers
Cah
Gonrambat
Aridy
Hosid
Qgooper
Mx. Bain
Juan Askei
Benalla
Accused Faces Possible Four Months Hard Labor
Fragmentary court note mentions Mr. Bain and an accused woman. It suggests failure to act with care led to fraud or wrongdoing, with the accused hoping to avoid harsher punishment and expecting four months hard labor if found guilty. The text is unclear about names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Tunkin
Womet
Butter Industry Chronicle from Swanpool and Moorngag
The Swanpool and Moorngag Butter Factory Company held an ordinary meeting on 6 November with poor shareholder attendance. Directors reviewed bank balances, advances on export, and accounts. the 12 month profit was £167 with a large balance and plant depreciation noted. The auditor praised the books, with optimistic future prospects and plans to maintain operations and management.
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Swanpool
Moorngag
Swanphol and Morn Huttae
Jive
Murray
Bmanck Sihet
Theewipta
Melbourne
Dovesey
Bank N.S
Sipplisne
Irving
Dad
Anontut
Balanen
Ormet
Wight
J.xs
Imore
G. Redding
Mossry
O'lalloran
M‘namam
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming quick cough relief and health benefits. It urges readers to buy from Victor Rays and notes the product's wide use and high sales as evidence of effectiveness.
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Apts
Eurail
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Iyond
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Witton
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London
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Onbipmouth
Hleadhest Danek
Tlinen Servieti
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Sankey
A,men & Co
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Chris, Stolz
House Furnisher
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Queowait
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ARM Witd Pastoral Pros
Portin
Wagey
Welling
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Mollaniene
Pilomson & CO
Hasmiros
Tog
Sehioh
My de Grogernon Ab Boralla
Winton
Chay
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Boratle
Thomson
Hamilton
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Beehive
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