Dairy Cow Breeding Push Aims for Higher Butter Fat Yields
Colac district supporters champion a Jersey cow owned by John Hancock of Gerunga tele as a benchmark for breeding. They stress culling low producers, mating purebred butter fat lines, and recording milkings to improve the herd. Falkenberg of Colac leads long term data gathering since 1900 with daily milk weight sheets and show success guiding breeding plans.
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Anniversary Service Leads Off at The Methodist Church
At a meeting of the sports and titles society the retiring secretary received wristlet watches as mementos. The Methodist Church will celebrate its anniversary next Sunday with J. M. Hride of Chong preaching.
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Liberty visits distant city to test amateur detectives
Liberty travels widely to challenge Cole and his amateur detectives with a series of tests, showcasing investigative adventures and local intrigue across unfamiliar locales.
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Burack School Picnic Held at Lang’s Gardens
The Burack school picnic took place in Sar Lang’s gardens on Tuesday with good attendance and fine weather. Secretary Mr Sharpe efficiently led the event while Messrs Morrell and Burnett donated lollies. Race results span boys and girls across grades with several first places and a final cheer for Mr Lang.
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W. Pearce
Gertie Chandley
M Pearce
Hace
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Mace
T. Lemon
Annie Carew
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Mel Lemon
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Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Gain Popularity in Australia
The article touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a twenty year staple with steady rising sales in Australia. It credits a dependable liver acting formula, notes no miracle claims, and calls the pills a household necessity across the island continent with sales larger than any other remedy south of the equator.
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Ink-stained court hearing over disease disclosure duty
A magistrate faces review after a Crown case argues Mrs Nelson could not, by reasonable diligence, discover the disease. The judge will seek magistrate’s ground for his decision and may impose a fine if the point is upheld. Representation includes Mr Lewers for the Crown and Mr Cunningham for the respondent.
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War Powers and Resources Reported in Parliament
The Parliament resumed business with Mr Fisher outlining total Australian troops abroad and in training, equipment orders, and war-related finances. He cited 43,006 deployed, 99 deaths, 20 New Guinea casualties, and plans for boots, garments, and blankets, plus ship and naval support improvements.
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