Horse Handicap Totals From CH Towers Meet
The July 7 event lists trial and flying handicaps with horses such as Show Girl, Oracen, Rancho, Quickworker, and Sempill. Notable entries include Darling Lily, Tea Set, Proportion, and Silene Hill with varying weights and placings recorded for Norah McNamara and King Clutha Garsolier among others.
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Towers
Towers J
Fielsa Kime
Xnerra
Kalaodog
Sempill
Norah McNamara
Negro
Gamboher
Coriate Bn
Darling Lily &S
Silene Hill
Lackland
the Stitcher
Mengan
Mixture
Jonetson
Oracen
Bushwind
Rancho
Burmrae
Roland's
Sir Frederick
Tae
Nojah
Flashette
Roa
Oftadeni
Mulroseno
New Ireland
Aurbridge
Crooked Blaze
Arosetta
Gentle Jack
Red Maori
Hewat
Kooska
Aleormet
Brack
Monechord
Kaland
Rinerin
Drommuirgio
Ramp
Retinita
Belmoss SR Bomnie Buck
Sanduskey
Girlson
Melrose
Ottadeni
Bandoliero 9 Ayrbidge and racing notes
A noisy race report from Milchester shows Bandoliero 9 Ayrbidge 0.4 Kaland's Song 812 Arosetta 8.0 and many others in a treble of stakes including DEVAS OS VANDICAP with strong early pace and long-extended finishes. The DAY at Kelm Park Races features PARK HANDICAP divisions with Master Mack Bremersyde Barepray and Royal among the winners, lengths margins reported and betting odds given.
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Devistan
May Grafton
Lily Kniehe
Prerringe
Tour Bemoths
T. Park
Mack Bremersyde
Barepray
Mars Coim
Scratchings for the V RLC meeting in Melbourne
Melbourne July 7 report lists scratchings for the V RLC meeting including National Lord Teen 2.55 and rail engagements with horses such as Hitachi Celtane Frais Jacketoff Tenterfield May Faver Bunlight and Footscray Steeplechase. Other events include The Visne Tark Pram Lando and Trial Hurdles featuring Persian Mume Qui escence Deurtta Iralia Hurdle Royal Union and Joy Handwap Atiaque.
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Melbourne
V_RLC
Lord Teen
Hitachi
Celtane
Frais
Jacketoff
Tenterfield
May Faver
Bunlight
Tongerogan
Barmadigee
Tark
Pram
Lando
Quiescence
Deurtta
Iralia
Royal Union
Joy
Atiaque
Boxing Board of Records Certifies Dempsey Knockout
Toled o July 7 The Board of Records ruled that Dempsey knocked out W lard in the third round.
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Toledg
The
Board of Records
Des
Dempsey
Football Notes Show Weakened Teams In Weekend Games
Onlooker notes Saturday football games were below standard as several players were absent. Natives beat Rainbow 10 to 5 in the junior match while Kennedys defeated Rainbows 19 points to none in the senior clash. Key Rainbow players McQuillan, Lofty Anderson, Bennett were out, but Jim Lennos, Loughrey and Moss Treacy starred for Rainbows while Bob Kelly led Kennedys. Paddy Cronin was the best back and could be the North’s top scorer if fed well. If Natives field full strength next Saturday they could challenge Kennedys strongly. Mr Hughes return reported in Melbourne.
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Rainbow
Kennedys
Rainbows
Ml Rainbows
McQuillan
Lofty Anderson
Bennett
Easiy
Jim Lennos
Loughrey
Moss Treacy
Bob Kelly
E. Laurens
Paddy Cronin
Sianae
Hughes
Unclear fragment from a music article
Fragmentary OCR text discusses releasing imprisoned music from recorded sources and an artist performing with expression and shading, aiming for a delicate overture and technical skill, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or dates.
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Diet Records
Ary Make
Soldiers Lot Suggestions for Improvement in Cairns
The Cairns sub-branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers Imperial League Australia tables proposals at the West District Conference on July 17 to raise sustenance for those under three pounds weekly and to seek related pension increases in Far North districts. It urges the Repatriation Minister to inform locals of labor market conditions, to prevent soldiers from being stranded, and to allow demobilised men work at Chillagoe mines and State smelters. The resolution calls for district and State league action on vacancies for large soldier cohorts and requests advances from deferred pay to care for soldiers during shipping disruptions while en route home.
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Cairns
Imperial League O Australia
West District
Queensland
Delente
Cis
Chillagoe
League
War Service Homes Department
Minister of Defence
Fresbane
Cattle Buyer Urges Forsayth to Croydon Rail Link
John Jerome Meehan, cattle buyer for Biboohra Meatworks, argues to the Public Works Commission that building Forsayth to Croydon railway would boost cattle traffic and state revenue. He says the line would save losses from long overland drives, enable year round meat supply to northern shops, create over £70,000 annual railway revenue, and extend meat works operation. He notes Gulf cattle are abundant and current transport losses hinder prices and supply.
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Public Works Commission
Forsayth- Croydon
John Jerome Meehan
Biboohra Meatworks
Eensland
Forsayth
Croydon
Bibophra
Innisfail
Bibookra
Joofhs
Gulf
Spitle Wood
Sydney talks on strike widen work offer rejected
Sydney reports that on July 6 the Broken Hill strike matter expanded as the master carpenters’ association offered workers to return at old pay but a five day week, and the proposal was not accepted.
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Sydney
Broken Hill
Mgr
Emery. Association
Wolves of the Rail at the Palace ends in happy note
The open air Palace show features a melodramatic tale with Cassidy, Buck, and Fatty Larsen amid a runaway locomotive, a broken wires plot, and a romance. Amid chase and danger, Buck saves Cassidy in a dramatic finale and Fatty Arbuckle appears. The program promises a repeat tonight.
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Andres
Tat Pasqual
Semis Cassdy
Meantone Buck
Cassidy
Priser Beck
Fatty Larsen
Beeck
Tess Mender
Fatty Arbuckle
Australiam Gazette
Cairns Open Air Pictures Show Weekend Program
The Cairns theatre reports a successful weekend with a good crowd despite cold weather. Audiences enjoyed three popular novels including The Far Rebel Tatterley Sally and Allen. The program offered quaint costumes and a warm, comfortable seating area, with final showings tonight.
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Cairns
Farr
Tatterley
Sally mm
Allen
Kitchener Defended in Maurice Reply to Northcliffe
Major-General Maurice defends Lord Kitchener in a response to Lord Northcliffe’s article. He recalls the early war shortages and the need to mobilize and manufacture munitions, noting Kitchener’s foresight and the difficult wartime pace.
Asquith and Lloyd George Rivalry Over War Production
The text reviews the shift of wartime control from Lord Kitchener to Lloyd George through the creation of the Ministry of Munitions on June 5 1915 and its impact on shell production for the front. It notes Northcliffe’s attacks on Asquith and Kitchener and defends Lloyd George’s expanded labor and industry powers during 1915-16, arguing the coalition victory was earned.
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Daily News
Fo Maurice
Lord Northcliffe
Wmi
Linyd Teorge
MB Lloyd George
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
War Office
Asquith
Europe
Lord Kitcheser
Neuve Chapelle
John French
Sta
Lloyd Rge
Accum
Amooth
Loos
Lord Northchffe
Mr. Lloyd George
France
Sir John French
Lord North
Efiffe
James Lyons Limited Sawmillers and Timber Merchants
A fragmented notice for James Lyons Limited mentioning sawmillers and timber merchants. Readable elements point to oil minds of ewes and timber trades, with garbled wording suggesting a business advertisement or auction notice related to timber, milling, and related trades.
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James Lyons Limited
United Thanksgiving Service Under United Churches Held
A July 25,000 strong service under United Churches auspices drew the State Governor and Archbishop Donalison to the Dioomsia. The crowd filled the venue as the choir of thousands sang while Archbishop Donalison delivered the principal address. Ryan attended the event.
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Hrishane
United Churches
Dioomsia
Ryan
Donalison
Arc Lashorp
Brisbane
Townsville Deaths Report Confused by OCR
Townsville July reports a death of Thomas Killeen after a short illness. A man named James Meagh, a resident of Croydon, was found dead in Ross Creek near Victoria Bridge. The fragmentary text mentions local hotels and areas, but the core facts are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Townsville
Thomas Killeen
Sea South
James Meagh
Ross Creek
Victoria
Uridee
Monune
Croydon
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Dr. Murray's Surgery
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Tyruoun
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Cairns Post
Caren Mose
Music Makehouse
Crean Towers
Ehhun
Bandoliero
Ayrbidge
Burmrac
Trentie Jack
Kivoska
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King Nerrmn Alcormet
Chuck
Crageide Po
Bonnie Puch
Ranlet
Secord
Milchester
Kelm Park
Prisbane
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Patan
Elle Francis
Yellowman
Eddie Jahon
Fea
Ellen Frantise
Boxing
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Burns, Philp & CO. Ltd
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Tima, Huens, Fhilf & CO
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