Federal election results and county counts in 1920s sample
In quiet polling Dr Nott leads by 19 votes with 606 to 596 and 62 informal. County group votes tally Nott 226 to Theodore 317 with several areas awaiting counting. Later figures show state and federal results across Victoria New South Wales Tasmania and Queensland with multiple electorates and shifts, including Dooley, Dunno n and Abbott among others. A police court report notes an attempted maiming case with remand and bail set, plus local items on mangos preservation and free rail passes for farmers.
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