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Newspaper

Colac Herald

Location

Colac, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

2

Stock sale report tallies brisk cattle and sheep market

A weekly saleyard report notes 177 head of cattle and 579 sheep yarded with strong demand and firm late rates. Store cattle, dairy cows, calves, and crossbred sheep featured high prices, while poultry, pigs, and miscellaneous goods also moved briskly amid large buyer turnout.

Advamerd Abe F. Redgwir Orerenkr P. Gardner Carll Leslie Cosna Herden Vale Bulkeke PF. H. Leek Murden Vale Heiters E Marriner Horden Vale Wether W. Hamilton Vale E. Costin Hordes Vale Neely W. J. Trask Warnveort Jeffers Stonyford M Carmody Joon Wilsom F Stones Holmhhoee RO Tulloh Lincoln Wether Das M Keane Stonvford Romehack Eethers Y Tooth Lincollns Jas M'Kenase Stomvond Jeffers Stomeford Thes Poles Marty Conereeke Colac Jos. Senith Ortteake Harn Carle Lasmore, A7 Crossteed Wether. Whoeorel Joy Fat Cheep Winelelea Harregurra Kefwood Vege Beeac Alex

Colac Produce Market Sale Report

Large attendance at weekly sale with abundant supply of bread and grain products. High demand for main items and meats noted. many buyers present. Pricing and specific variety details are unclear due to OCR errors but show strong market activity and expected offerings of vegetables and goods.

Gallibrand Strest Colac Des Carmen Thareday Mecsars Vieewes- 3 Boyce Lee Emer Ives Newt Eock

Dairymen Face Heavy Losses in Colac District

Notes and events from Colac Herald July 9 1916 report dairy losses across the Colac district due to severe drought. 24 dairymen signed a petition listing 1332 cows owned and 640 dead from feed scarcity. Details of local war relief efforts, community meetings, ambulance classes, and a fire at the Federal Offer Palace are included along with social notes and local appointments.

Colac Camperdown Thames Federal Offer Palace Gellibrand Street Empire H. W Wilkinson Melbourne A. Tillings Atlas Company

Registration Bill Moves in Melbourne War Council

In the House of Representatives Mr. Fisher outlined a plan to create a new Minister of the Navy, form a bipartisan war questions committee, and enact compulsory male registration to gauge wealth and readiness. He stressed the measure aims to assess voluntary or compelled service, not conscription, and noted possible inclusion of women in mobilization duties.

Melbourne House of Representatives Fisher Navy Cook

Wess Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds

A historical advertisement touts Wess Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds. The slogan promises quick relief and emphasizes its peppermint formula and claimed health benefits.

Empire Rallies for Victory and Unity in Wartime Speech

A speaker urges total war mobilization and unity across the Empire. He emphasizes using all resources to secure final victory, defend free speech, and safeguard social political and religious freedoms. He argues failure would ruin hopes while success would strengthen the realm and lift the people.

Colac Volunteers Demand in Gallipoli Call

Melbourne notes record volunteering as Colac reports 33 enlistment applications at the Shire Hall yesterday. The recruitment drive continues to gather strong local support with more names expected in a forthcoming list.

Gallipoli Metropolis Colac Shire Hall Iscal

Public meeting for men only at Victoria Hall

The Recruiting Campaign advances to Sarcely night with a men only gathering at Victoria Hall at an unspecified hour. A parade will precede the meeting featuring Colur Town Band A.L.H. Town Guard and others, with the band performing outside the Mall prior to the event.

Victoria Hall Membrey Tibet Mireger Mila Ted Mogfieldl Mom Hier

Women rally at Sheddfellows Hall for Empire War effort

A meeting led by Mrs. Moss of Melbourne urged women workers to support the war, stressing unity with Britain, duty to supply garments for soldiers, and readiness to endure hardship. A patriotic service honored volunteers and fallen soldiers, with a forthcoming War People's Society meeting and plans for garment distribution and fundraising.

St Andrews Literary Society Moully Gifattan M. J. Brown Granter Higgins Botterill M‘kenzie M‘pully Reemery Servier Voloc Taptiet J Patten M'Carthy Sheddfellows Moss Melbourne Empire Meredith Tully Belgium France Germany Lord Roberts England Assim Albes Dominions Australia Great Britain Europe Angwin E. J. Tlett Claude Wea Alf. Peters Albert Akers Winnold Has Telaz Chas. Neale O. Neale Reginald Dett Wm. Lawe Richard Brown Teale Bay War People's Society A. J. M' Lauren Arblis Cainer Yyyn Kodevland PV. Chant Mop Mboren Ross Amd Fortew Pol Wince Wtf Od Mes Jom‘ Laren Mrerarer Firs Seaen Abies Crison Miter Mesa Bovan Rene Uin God Clark Pett Posday West Cumming Dm Barre Miss B.ice Divs Ooeling Willy Tobaren Michwes Lo Meaney Ph Mb Elie Mhuren Mesdanuen Lary Miss Martheff How Cumming My Stevens

Women in Wartime Drive to Support Australia in Battle

The narrative urges Australian women to mobilize fully for the Empire. It insists mothers and sisters must urge men to enlist, place country first, and endure hardships to defend Australia against German aggression. It emphasizes national sacrifice and unity for victory.

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Australia Day Red Cross Appeal Seeks War Tellers

Lady Mayores urges mayors and shire presidents in Victoria to organize demonstrations for the Australian wounded soldiers fund. A jumble fair, fodder drives, and local events are proposed as part of the effort, with the Empire Day Concert repealed to support the appeal. Artists from Geelong and Melbourne are slated to perform at the event.

Victoria Lady Slannes Auntralig Simy Jain Hennessy Australia Melbourne Muni Red Cross Awshu Emi Geelong Trouders Bertram Johnston Doig Archer Mockridge Newton Oswald Hearne Geelong Hita Ken Trompf Ts Larat Martin White Li Gonist

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