Mathematician wins second Shilion Handloop at Spewieh
Local punters report strong win by Mathematician in the Second Shilion Handloop at Spewieh beating the even money favorite Crystal Sign with High Horner third. TOU won First Vision from Green Poplar and Cler in a dead heat for second. Ipswich Amateur Handicap went to Whrera over Marahon and Kireaha. Innisfall reports severe Communistic tension and pending wage tax rollout expected August first.
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Bhisband
Gloncurry
Mathematician Engily
Spewieh
Crystal Sign
High Horner
Cloncurry
Tou
Green Poplar
Cler
Whrera
Marahon
Kireaha
Parramatta Park Riot Sparks Injuries Before Show
Rival groups clashed as police moved in to clear the Parramatta Park camped unemployed ahead of a major show. Rioters hurled stones irons and improvised weapons while officers were attacked. About 80 hurt, ten kept in hospital, several arrests followed as crowd control ended.
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Enpdenter
Parramatta Park
Park End
Record Saoken sets mile speed record in Loch Lolland event
Roy Don broke the world's record on Loch Lolland in a £10,000 motor ride. The third horse in the race posted a 1 minute 19.44 second mile, beating an American Gar Woo's previous mark by over a second.
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London
Whinesday
Roy Don
Loch Lolland
Lord Wakefield
Body Found Under Tower in MoPlornthureh Gallage
The dead body of Rev. BL Gacon, parish minister, was found at a shaft near a tower in MoPlornthureh Gallage. He had been missing since Monday. the body was recovered with ropes and irons from a deep shaft, surface to be investigated by authorities.
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Ghanters
Rev
Gacon
Peinepol
MoPlornthureh
Gallage
Vesternag
Bowen
Advocats Saturday July 23 1998 Event Noted
A fragment from a 1998 page references a Saturday event titled Advocats with scarce readable details. The note hints at a schedule item or notice but lacks complete names or context for fuller summary.
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RY “Advocats
Appeal Fails in Death Sentence Case
Sydney reports William Moxley’s appeal against the death sentences for the murder of Dorothy Denzel and Frank Wilkinson was dismissed by the Full Court. He had sought reprieve before transport to prison as he planned to renew the application on Monday.
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Sydney
William Moxley
Dorothy Denzel
Frank Wilkinson
Moorebank
Grimm
Moxley
Sporting Sydney racing cards feature Gabster Wyoben clash
A long list of Maiden Hurdle Nursery and Handicap races highlights a Sydney program with Gabster and Wyoben tipped in Maiden Hurdle, Perslan and Zillian in Nursery, and multiple divisions across Farm Stakes and Velotet, with gold fields and local tracks named.
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Gabster
Wyoben
Perslan
Zillian
Comfab
Gormac
Kishaon
Alppic
Mt Isa Diggers Benefit Races and Hospital Meeting
Tenders are invited for the Booth, Soft Drink Stall and Tea Stall at the Mt Isa Diggers Race Club Hospital Benefit Meeting. Tenders must be to the secretary Mr Frank Sutton by August 8. The event at Mt Isa on September 3 and 4 aims to raise funds for the Mt Isa District Hospital with 30 to 40 horses expected. The annual meeting of contributors will be held August 17 with reports and elections on the agenda.
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Mt Isa
Diggers’ Race Club
Frank Sutton
Mount Isa District Hospital
Smith's Hall
Miles Street
Mount Isa
Wool Burned In South West Decline Spurs Waste Disposal
Wool values fell while transport costs rose, pushing grauléré to burn shed sweepings and low grade wool rather than scour. Milo, Thyluncra, and Bulgroo stations adopt this disposal method with others dumping sweepings into paddocks.
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Charleville
Milo
Thyluncra
Bulgroo
Prussian Officials Ousted as Strike Cracks Dictatorship
Berlin reports Runstedt orders police to use weapons energetically against strikers while threatening punishments for agitators. The regime tightens grip as four of twelve Prussian provincial governors who are Socialist Democrats are forcibly retired.
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Berlin
Runsted
Prussian
Batavia Report on Fever Outbreak and Visiting Officials
Batavia health officials report a serious fever outbreak following a visit to Batavia goldfi. Dr Mansfield notes no deaths and no alarm after Teetor Mans field returned late Saturday. authorities say the situation is being monitored and measures are in place.
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COOK
Batavia Goldfi
Teetor Mansfield
Mane
Mansfield
Parliament Meets in Brisbane for August Fifth Session
Government Gazette summons Parliament to meet in Brisbane on August fifth. It is expected members will assemble that day and adjourn the next to hear the Governor's Speech read.
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Brisbane
Spether
Deputation Leaves for Arlington Cabinet Interview
Deputationists Len Whitesome and Gen Ryan depart for Arisbane on Thursday to interview cabinet members about incumbent smelters in Gloteurry.
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Len Whitesome
Gen Ryan
Arisbane
Tex
Greendale Dairy Seeks New Milk Customers in Cloncurry
Mr J A Meleityre of Greendale Dairy invites Cloncurry residents to arrange early morning delivery of pure cows milk. A herd of the best cows grazes along the banks of the Cloncurry Peer, ensuring quality milk. Limited deliveries available to new customers who act promptly.
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Greendale
J. A. Meleityre
Greendale Dairy
Cloncurry
Grinte
Mec
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