Council and relief works struggle for funds and jobs
The council cites small revenue and mounting unemployment as it appeals for further Unemployed Relief Grants. Under Secretary confirms limited funds already allocated while urging the council to await additional Local Government support and future allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uw Raleymyors
Courve
York
Anki
Tiabaw
Gonnoll
Faa
Council For
Lessal
Department of Labour Industry
Comnell
Oen Relief Council
Cercosi
Department of Local Government
Furtner
Couneils
Thia Council
Sen
Mast
Ramparten
Othe
Carcont
TF Hove
Fragmentary Racing Odds and Names in Poor OCR
The readable fragments list various entities such as Hopkins, Carton, Parley, Banenroo, and Harle alongside cryptic codes and numbers like 1 w and B10. The garbled text resembles racing odds or horse names mixed with measurements and references, but lacks coherent structure or clear events to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Carton
Parley
Banenroo
A Dondacre
Cenawindre
Ghlvers
Coen
JO Harle
Owe
IV Ibre Boad
MeWnamn
North Goohaemns
Oliver
Mormwood
Mawsosro
Woodcock
Lyndhurst Shire Council Discusses Public Works and Weeds
Lyndhurst Shire Council reports on Tailwood public school access and main road works led by engineers. They address noxious weed eradication costs, urgent weed control near Man and surrounding yards, and permit renewals for a fruit garden project adjacent to Mrs Berry’s allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrod
Tailwood
Biatee
H. Warburton
Roail
Ue Mulitharie
W. Kell
Mulhorpa
Local Canowindra election names revealed at convent event
At the Canowindra Une wedensal elects MemB Hintom Prondeon Futon Pasay Moxy P WyIA MT Kine InMbah 3 Cok Viw-preniduate tr Chow Cobley treasurer Merars Ble AoA Pow. The new council, amid mentions of a fire at the convent, includes roles for chair, secretary, and other officers with a focus on community duties and a one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunentevirn
Nlurme
Cengue
Memb Hintom
Prendeon Futon Pasay
Moxy P Wyia
MT. Kine InMbah
Chow Cobley
Merars
Rytannr
Minh Conatinee Wakmnr
Moorbel
Canommadr
Connwi
Canowindra
Noldayn
Slater Raymond
Iste
Majella
Yu Baint Josephe
Daushiwr
Thomas Tahir
Obituary for Mrs J Coughlag at Wootatork Church
Obituary notice for Mrs J Coughlag aged years, who died at a local hospital. The funeral was held in the Church of England section of the Wondstock General Cemetery in Wey A Mills, with officiating clergy. The deceased is survived by her daughter and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Jainea
Wootatork
Mon
J. Coughlag
Focal Hospital
Church of England
Wondstock
Theierie
Ansbach
Burial of Mr Prior at Mundurama on Christmas Eve
The article notes the death and burial of the late Mr Prior at Mundurama. It mentions his relation to the property owner and that a widow and daughter of Mrs Owen of Mundurame mourn his loss, with a son also named among those who grieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. Prior
Leston
Mr. Prior
Owen
Mundurame
Unclear local notice from January event in Mavesawaye area
Fragmented OCR notes describe a January gathering in Mavesawaye with plans for a new Year event Thor again, bedrock volume references, and mentions of unemployment relief within the municipality. Alderman Stammera organized tasks for Tuesday meeting. volunteer efforts and a call to action are noted with informal details and missing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frtabuls
Gilpin
Burrow court case recounts misbehavior and probation
In Burrows Police Court Henry Chet ham and William Costello pleaded guilty to causing a disturbance at Burrows. Both defendants were fined and given 12 months good behaviour bonds with orders to pay costs after admission of fault. The narrative details the scene, testimony, and judge’s remarks about public order.
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Mumaber
Greant
Apts
Burrow
al ‘Ur
Priobo Lake
Neal Droyerament
Flore Inelda
McCrath
Gye Burrows Boliss Court
Brune
Bienry Chetham
Wiliam Costello
Sally
Burrows
Riitom Betaviour Agsinat
Tony
100 Years Of Age Mrs Murphy Celebrates Centenary
Mrs Wisabeth Murphy of Burrows marks her hundredth birthday with memories from County Wexford to England and Australia. She recalls surviving a voyage where a wave broke over the ship and a crewman fell overboard, and notes she lived long enough to see her large family, including six grandchildren, grow up near Archview in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisabeth Murphy
Burrows
Triah
County Wecord
Aleo
England
Australia
Vas Deman's
Wweer
Archview
Railway Commissioners Consider Goulburn Admin Role
In a historic move the Railway Commission contemplates appointing Mr C. A. Gooey to oversee railway administration at Goulburn. The commission, led by Moses W. J. Wleary and others, prepares to form a Ministry of Transport and establish a broader rail oversight structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payrar
Vastad
Tin Goy
Moses
W. J. Wleary
Obie
OW. Weis
ADJ Forte
Ranistant
Comeissioners
Bonnier
Taig
Minlater
Rawayis
C. A. Gooey Anibhorn
Goulburn
Ministry of Trans
Koine Jutareniing
Svonia
Dont's For CWA Members Warns Against Dishonest Conduct
A strongly worded warning to CWA members urges restraint and personal responsibility in service. It cautions against vanity and indifference, stresses trust in leadership, and reminds members to avoid gossip and speculation while upholding duties to the community and each other.
Silk Stocking Wisdom and Fire Breaks in Bush Areas
Fragmented notes describe wetting fabric, drying, and heat methods, followed by two officials planning visits and urging cooperation with railway departments on fire breaks to prevent bushfires. A sale by multiple firms and local pastoral connections are listed with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. W. Harris
Grashvrs Association
Railway Department
Pha
Ron
Australia's Financial Drunk Drags Nation Through Debates
A garbled account reviews economic faults in Australia's government and Commonwealth. It cites deficits, reduced wealth production, and decreased exports while noting overseas borrowing declines. The piece frames taxation and public expenditure as drags on national prosperity amid a quoted discussion of a leader’s historical policy debates.
The Worker and Inflation. A dated economic debate
A fragmented transcript discusses inflation impacts on workers, wages, and purchasing power. It questions policy aims to reduce money value and price trajectories, arguing for or against wage increases versus inflationary restraint, and cites Communist rhetoric and domestic economic pressures. The text presents a heated, polemical exchange with references to wages, prices, and the role of monetary policy.
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Walee Alp
Naa
Mation
Hha
Pedra
Tivek
Edney
Australia
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