Cor Arkota Geelong Live Stock Market Report
Alona fat cattle and fat veal drawn with limited prime quality. demand firmer for some items but overall mixed. Crossbed and merino ewes and lambs show variable demand with a dragging market. fat lambs and useful classes carry steady to dull prices. Melbourne produce quotes list flour wheat oats potatoes onions and hay with modest price ranges.
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Geelong
Alona
Medina
Leo Plenti
Melbourne
Kidney Trouble Warns Health Dangers and Remedies
A historical health ad warns that weakened kidneys fail to remove waste, causing poisoning and slow circulation. It urges prompt treatment with NYALs Kidney Pills, noting prices of 1 shilling 6 pence and 2 shillings 6 pence per box and claiming doctors approve custom prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyal
Heeler Opens Chemist Shop on Murray Street
Br W J Heeler announces prescription chemist hours at Colag on Murray Street with nightly closing times and holiday observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. J. Heeler
Murray Street
Colag
Pile Disease Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A distressed patient notes piles are persistent and troubling and urges fast action using a remedy advertised as 34 Bure and Jasting. The ad claims Bulls Eye cough medicine targets the issue with a bottle priced at 2/. and promises direct relief.
Loans On Farms And Crown Tenants No Charge For Mortgage
Notices describe credit facilities for farms and Crown tenants with loans from £50 to £2000 at reduced rates. Repayment allowed on semiannual pay days, with penalties if settled within five years. Applications via Post Office Savings Bank or Inspector General of Savings Banks. Barwon Downs memorials refer to a public notice in the region.
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Iechella
Arovbold
Voet
Colac notices mix concerts courts and obituaries
Weather notes and Colac School concert details lead a column with a death of Honora Dana Danaher family ties listed. County Court adjournments and cases against Trask yamcock Curnow Patman Ash Harris follow alongside A N A Betac branch activities and plans for euchre parties and inter-society tournament. Public notices include Mme Lena Conly Company at Victorian Hall with Beech Forest path and commerce ads from M Bera tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Pearson
Jan
Colac
Honora Danaher
Coburg
County Glare
Ireland
Geelong
Michael Danaher
John Egan
Weat Australia
Danaher
Parkville
John Danaher
Ad Joseph Danaher
Ondit
Reat
Colne
Trey Father Riordan
George James
B. Traskyamcock
Michael Curnow
Barangarook
Albert Patman
Oakleigh
Arthur Ash
Apollo Bay
Samuel BD. Harris
Betac
A.N.A
Waas
A.L. Gordon Memorial Fund
Webb
J. Simmons
Amusementa
Ave Maria
H.A.C.B
Bro. Ryan
Lena Conly
Mme
Conly
Donald Rippon
Percival Wilmot
Conly Quintete
Charles Bennett
Ethel Irving Dramatic Co
Ad. Cree
Seotch
Beech Forest
M. BR. Bera
Murray Street
Ladbrook
Advt
W. E. Thomas
Melbourne
Victoria Hotel
Torang
R.C. Bazaar
Carorooke
Pizer and Co
Twilors and Outfitters
W. H. Carr
H. A. Brady
H. J.chesterfield
Colac Co-operative Farmers Limited
A. Austin
Dennis
W. T. Tale
Weenproinab
Fr. J. Fry
J. West
R. J. West
Q. A. West
Nicholas Brennan
E. J. Gurrie
Atrham Nolan
W. Tyrell
Reland
T. W. Luke
Pemborseit
W. Bervin
Western District Dairying Co operatives Push Amalgamation
The article outlines a movement in the Western District to amalgamate dairying and bacon curing interests under a cooperative framework. It notes proposed alliances with Ovens and Murray districts, the need for farmer support, and a binding supply clause requiring shareholders to provide all saleable pigs unless relocated.
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Wikie
néVble
Bacan ‘Guring
Anditria
Co Operative
Stoco
Bacon Curing
Firth i
Reny
Wangaraday
Regex
Resoll
Alsen Westerns
Wynton
Ovens
Rs Murray
Chinea
Ile
Avery
Cooperative paths boost bacon industry in Australia and Denmark
The Byron Bay Company demonstrates successful bacon curing through cooperation and argues for a broader cooperative lift across the pig industry. The writer cites Denmark's gains from cooperative effort and suggests amalgamation of key groups as a major step toward profitability and stability in the agricultural sector.
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Byron Bay Company
N.5.w
Denmark
Titanic Disaster Recalled By Lady Duff Gordon
Lady Duff Gordon and Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon recount the Titanic sinking in an interview published in the Daily News. She details the alarm, lifeboat loading, and the ship's final plunge with eyewitness intensity, criticizing safety measures and wireless limitations.
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Duff-Gordon
Goamo Fr. Duff-Gordon
Daily News
Duff Gordon
Gil Cowme
Bate
Soloman
Stenfel
Sir Cosmo
My Bull
Frank
Debating society forming in Colag Light Horse ambit
Mr W A Mountjoy of Deans Marsh appointed visitor of the peace for the Southern Bailiwick. The Colag Light Horse held no meeting last night for forming a debating society and joined in competitions. Delegates to attend the annual meeting were named. A strong committee formed to promote the society and butter price reductions in Melbourne are linked to northern imports.
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W. A. Mountjoy
Deans Marsh
Bailiwick
Colag Light Horse
Melbowne
Victoria
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Bombala
Karoola
Marloo
Monawro
Anglican Church of Victoria
le Ovenues
Creathve
Geelong Diocess
Thomas Barlow
Rayal College of Physicians
Manston House
London
University
Oro Busi
Ness
Bigac
Godin
Courer
Meole
Carpathia
New York
Immigrants and Crime Stir Melbourne Police Debate
Melbourne police debated whether recent burglaries in Sydney linked to new immigrant arrivals. Reports claim some new arrivals may have participated in violence and theft since landing, while others argue immigrants had no involvement. A Melbourne discovery of stolen watches from Sydney suggests novel crime methods and possible plans to move valuables overseas.
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Acullin
Melbourne
Bcullin
M.H.N
Cresey
Sydney
Australia
Bydney
Man Ar
Hagland
Steamer Collision Sends Denver Chi Lotelas Aground
In Galveston Texas on Monday the Makkory line steamers Denver Chi Lotelas and Morgan line henner Blond collided. The Denver Chi Lotelas ran ashore while the Morgan vessel reached port in a damaged condition. No lives were lost.
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Galveston
Texas
Makkory Line
Denver Chi
Ue Morgan Line
Blond
Denver
London Beresford's Tribute to Titanic Engineers
Admiral Beresford praises Titanic engineers who stayed at their posts during the disaster and notes the ship’s launch was delayed by minutes. Sydney Buxton urges a strong inquiry into the loss, while Ismay denies claims of overbearing control and asserts he did not influence navigation or speed.
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New York
Mir Carter
d.Panien
Sid
Wandle Lowry
Williamy
Carter
Philadelphia
Iseay
Myrkemay
Aaverol
Tir Temay
Lond Beresford
London
Lor Gharles Beresford
Sydney Buxton
140 Board of Trade
A! Commons
Liverpool indignant over Ismay management at inquiry
Shipping circles in Liverpool protest the handling of the inquiry by the U S Senate committee examining Sir J. B. Ismay, White Star Line managing director aboard the Titanic. They defend Ismay's aim to prioritize passenger safety and comfort during maiden voyages, arguing his actions were constrained by concerns for passengers.
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Liverpool
Lnitud
State Senate Committee of
J. B. Tsmay
White Star Usmupany
Viluwie
Aimphasia
White Star Line
Limay
Tog Eacl
Titanic Rumor Claims Iceberg Warning and Muted Lifeboat Action
Reports from New York allege Whitetey a Titanic steward overheard two lookouts discuss an iceberg sighting minutes before collision. He asserts Captain Smith delayed lifeboat lowering, a suicide followed, and a lifeboat carried an American magnate, his family, and others bribed to board. Carpathia rescued two French children, Lolo and Lowis Hollman, whose fate remains unclear.
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Whiteley
Elis Fuet
Wadleley
Crows
Gur
Murdock
Gav
Romeous
Bridgey
New York
Whitetey
Mur| Goth
Witeley
Carpathia
Lolo
Lowis Hollman
Irish Home Rule Bill Finances Clauses Report
The General Council of the Irish County Council reports the financial clauses of the Home Rule Bill require drastic amendment. It demands Ireland keep all taxed revenue and contribute a fixed percentage to Britain, with Irish Parliament controlling Irish services.
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London
General Council
The
Irish County Councile
Ireland
Great Britain
Mutiny at Fez Claims Heavy Casualties
Reports from Fez recount a massacre by native troops against French soldiers and civilians. Paris papers describe savage acts including killings, mutilation, and paraded corpses. French forces reportedly killed about 800 mutineers with 19 soldiers and 13 civilians dead, plus numerous wounded.
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Leuter
Daris
Prench
Pex
Paris
Terrile
Bour
Martin
Goutineers
National Welfare Council Formed In UK Political Shakeup
In London many party officials plan to attend National Insurance Act talks and security reforms. Conservative and Liberal-Unionist groups merge into a National Welfare Council influencing postwar political fusion. In Nottingham East by election Unionist John Revs defeats Liberal Dobson with 132 to 258 votes.
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Heater
London
National Insurance Act
Securitie
Waalentat Council
Ernst Nottingham
John Revs
Mr Dobson
Dobson
Yachting and sport notes sweep clubs and races
The report details a yacht race for a club trophy won by the Swastika after a close duel with Comet and Don, with handicaps placing Swastika first, Don second, Comet third. It covers Australian cricket figures, Moonen Valley racing results, and Totalisator Commission discussions. It also notes football club formations at Cororooke, tennis results for Colac vs Pomberneit, and cribbage matches between Yoo and Gerangamete with upcoming fixtures.
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Comet
Don
Couct
Spirit Bk
Sricket
Moonen Valley
Mindai
Plank
Yoneda
Logst
Ionarch
Uahoesie
Light Ballaat
Biplane
Halbrook
Gold Braid
Mynchan den
Agst
Beresford
Shackleton
Oget
Nimrod
Don Q
Earl’s Court
Mitebeo
Gienearnan
Royal Commission
Sydney
Robert Mostyn
Macing
New South Wales
South Australia
New Zealand
Wee
A.J.C
Tate
Randwick
Cororooke
Quororook
S. Barrand
G. Hill
T. Foley
Harland
F. Inglis
GB. Richards
J. Gerini
F. Sullivan
M. Pinnigan
Bessie Inglis
Cuthbertson
Richards
Local events note quadrille, society meeting and kitchen tea
The quadrille assembly opens in Public Hall with a grand poll planned for tomorrow evening. The Eliinitye Debating Society holds its annual meeting tonight to nominate officers for the ending season. Local cricketers lost to Colac A on Saturday by 168 for 7. Ellgningt’s team scored 1. A kitchen tea at the Methodist Church Saturday evening honored Miss Florence Harris before her marriage with guests bringing kitchen gifts.
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Eliinitye Debating Society
Colac A
Golae
Ellgningt
Misa Florence Harris
Devastating Tornado Kills Dozens Threatens Wash Village
A fearsome twister tore through Miners State and northwestern Thiliama, killing about thirty five people. The village of Wash was reported completely destroyed as miles of telephone lines and farms were obliterated. Rescue efforts and scattered survivors were noted amid widespread ruin and debris.
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Tater's
Chicago
Thiliama
Wash
Railway Men Hear of Possible Summer Strike
Bowter's notes show Wie Keir Flardie of Merthyr VYydil MP speaking at Lunton Bedfordshire about railway workers debating another summer strike. He warned that if strikes recur soldiers might guard rails and operate trains. He predicted bulletproof engines with machine guns as a possible outcome of the government’s policy.
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Bowter
Gas Company Customer Seeks Light Failure Report
Letter from Thomas Hocking, manager Colac Gas Company, asks the editor to publish a detailed report on electric light outages. He requests records of frequency and locations over the past two weeks to balance public debate and address ratepayer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloe Herald
Oriol
Light Bay
Thomas Hocking
Colac Gas Company
Coloe
Trip to Cunninghame A Victorian tourist tale
The author travels from Sale to Cunninghame in East Gippland via the Omeo under Captain Masters to view lakes, ocean scenery and the Ninety Mile rack. He notes lodging at Harris's hotel, maize crops yielding up to 170 bushels, pumpkins, and dairy farming potential. A railway is deemed essential for full district development.
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Italy
Victoria
Conninghame
East Gippland
Omeo
Masters
Lake Wellington
Lake Victoria
Black Lake
Lake King
Cunninghame
Sale
Ocean
Faet
Ore Bost
Harris's
Win Colac
Snowy River
Bloghul
Rowle
Vale
Son of
Thistli Aml Bathrest
Jas. Cameron
M.L.A
Purdue
Srator
Colac
J. Schooler
Snowy River Mail
Geelong Man Found Guilty of Brutal Assault on Housekeeper
In Geelong at the Conera Sessions Judge Eagleson presided over the case of John MDonald charged with assaulting Frances June Oliver on February 22. Oliver testified to a violent altercation ending with MDonald kicking her in the abdomen and leaving her unconscious for weeks. The jury returned a guilty verdict and he was remanded for sentencing.
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Geelong
Troestar
Conera
Eagleson
John M'Donald
Frances June Oliver
Frances Jol Oliver
M‘donald
de Gavin McCullan
Wilyness
Donald
Oliver
No clear headline due to garbled text in OCR.
The fragmentary note references directors of a protection word, a district, and widespread losses. It implies deaths from poverty and stock losses, but details are unreadable.
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Corona Vasturliste
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