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Newspaper
Colac Herald
Location
Colac, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
An article describes a Danish cooperative dairy farming method. It details weekly cow weighing, feed analysis, and a billing system to identify the most efficient cows and total milk production per year. The system aims to improve dairy output and future efficiency.
The text outlines subscriber duties when cutting or stopping delivery, with publishers allowed to bill arrears and continue service if payment is made. It states that moving to another state or failing to discontinue can create liability, and that prepaying subscribers must notify if they do not wish to continue. It also mentions court views on removing periodicals and notes on various advertisements and notices.
Public notice announces E M Forbes will remove operations on Batérioy and nearby streets in November closing Murray Street and moving to private residence. The firm cites growth in outside business and promises a full stock of paper, hangings, glass, oils and colors to meet customer needs. The notice thanks the public for support and requests continued patronage.
A fragmented Colac advertisement lists a tobacconist and hairdresser on Murray Street offering hair products such as hair washes curling pins and accessories alongside a shoes and boots selection. The readable lines suggest a general shop with multiple offerings in 19th or early 20th century context.
The text records varying prices for prime and heavy meat cuts, extra weights, and packaging costs. It also mentions steady demand and firmer quotations with several price ranges from multiple stock and supply entries, reflecting a mid market trade bulletin.
The sale lists many garments with June fair pricing including 25 ladies tweed coats, 60 cloth walking skirts, 20 long tweed coats, girls coats and capes, beaver coats, river cloth walking skirts, mores of underskirts, and costumiers. Early application secures preferred picks.
A vintage advertisement lists numerous grocery items with prices or prices implied, including anchovy paste almonds bacon and other staples. The jumble notes brand names All Gold bread, Myrtle Bank, and Jolly Crystals among listed items and prices.
Jur Windows showcases a splendid range of lamps to help households reduce lighting costs this season. The display highlights energy efficient options and affordable prices for careful buyers.
A historical report outlines shifts in Irish land policy and Home Rule politics. It notes how land purchase has shifted ownership to farmers, the financial cost to the exchequer, and the broader social impact on Irish independence advocates and civil servants alike.
A tale from Sans Souci recounts how a spider fell into Frederick the Great’s cup and a loyal hound drank, dying from a hidden poison. The cup was saved by a treacherous servant, but the king’s life was spared thanks to the dog’s quick reflex.
A hot day yields a drawn out door replacement at Widow Jennings's home where Hockins faces pestering questions and a puzzling bill. The scene shifts to Sir Wilfred Laurier handling blunt retorts at a reception, quipping about emblems and colonies with a visiting American.
SpendLove the Shoeman promotes boots made in Warrnambool by Wainwright and Son. The company emphasizes moisture protection and a 50 year bootmaking heritage. Exchanges offered for unsatisfied wearers, especially farmers and laborers.
Just a Few Prices: Wainwright's Bluchers and Watertights with multiple styles listed. Includes price points from 4/1 to 10/11 and sizes for children's boots. Claims best productions, no mail order, window display encourages in-person shopping. Free gift of boot paste with purchases over 5s and rubber heels.
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