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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
5
The report claims Hustens seized 21 officers 1606 mee and several guns in Dukial Lepkew and Usk pamen Deals. It describes dawn fighting in the Carpathians with infantry driven back under heavy rifle fire and a failed trench incursion amid scattered artillery fire.
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The Cass County case centers on Archibald Edgar accused of assaulting Ecomb Coverdale on January 1. Testimony describes Edgar grabbing by the throat and threatening violence at Coverdale’s residence, with witnesses noting the victim's fear and the defendant's threat. The court remarks on the violence and the lack of defense for the victim.
The leading clubs in the Goelong and District Pennant Competition on Colas and Belmont meet tomorrow afternoon to decide the title. The result of this match will determine the standings and potential champions for the season.
The Momme Cup continues with a singles match tomorrow between Colac A and Heese Wo. Handicaps list Colac Wowe 15 and Heese Bore 115. Selected Colac A team includes G. B. Connor and W. Richmond with J. M. Johnstone. Colac B also scheduled for second round play.
Fragmentary text mentions travel by some route and a return order or location. Details are missing to identify people, places, or events.
Archibald Coverdale of Yeo faced a claim for the detention of a yellow cow. Witnesses described ownership and branding disputes with defendant Edgar and complainant Cunningham alleging cattle theft and unauthorized possession. The court ordered the cow to be returned to the complainant with a fine and costs.
A dense list of horses, owners, and stables tied to Colac Turf Club events. Names include Carmody, Turner, Hyde, Clarkes, and many others with references to horses such as Plum in MW, Grafton, and Aubinette. The document appears to be a racing program or entry list detailing participants and titles like FLYING HANDICAP.
The Beeac Public Library annual meeting is set for February 28 at the library to discuss funds and an upcoming entertainment to raise money. The theft of Birand magazines prompts a new plan to rotate evening patrols and publicly expose the culprit if caught. Harvest services were held at St Augustine's with large congregations, and donations are planned for Colac Hospital.
The Melbourne ministry announced remission of the duty on pollard and starch branded goods at one ton. The minister said the move aims to reduce costs for refiners and growers, while state officials consider extending the threshold. Some private interests oppose the override, arguing it harms revenue and market balance.
The report covers a club gathering at the City Hotel with several members listed as present, including Messrs and a committee, plus notes on a forthcoming starting match to be held in February. Details on event planning, equipment, and anticipated shooting days are mentioned in fragmented form.
Auctioneers advertise multiple public sales including sheep cattle and poultry. Dates noted in February and March. Listings mention fat ewes fat wethers lambs and weaners plus mixed sheep and cattle lots. Also sales of vegetables and hides at various yards with entry details and times.
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