Livestock Market Report Taller Prices and Steady Demand
A detailed weekly market update notes steady demand across cattle sheep and pigs. Prices moved with last week’s levels as buyers showed persistent interest, with prime cuts and fat lambs sold at solid rates and considerable activity in yard sales and consignments.
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Secret of Rest and Devils Deluge Sermons Listed
The note lists a 1 pm Bible School event titled The Secret of Rest and a 2 30 pm service The Devils Deluge Drying Up led by Preacher Jno Marrows. It mentions an offering for Victorian Alliance Fighting Food and a burial at Whoovel Cemetery on Friday with an acceptance of this summons via phone.
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Jno Marrows
Victorian Alliance
Bun- Jay
Dorsant
FE White
Melhoun
Melbourne Produce Market Notes
Weekly Melbourne market update records mixed listings for vegetables and grains. Mentions prices like £17 and £5 with references to wheat bread flour and cement related items.
Dairy Herd Testing Expands Since 1905 In U S
The first cow testing association began in Michigan in 1905. By 1913 Michigan herds in such associations yielded about 6123 pounds of milk and 184.7 pounds of fat per cow, with calves valued higher due to better cows. Europe reports 2500 to 2000 associations. Continuous Michigan herds since the start show enduring gains.
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United States
Michigan
Europe
In Memoriam Camb. Hohl and Browk
In memoriam cam b. leead and bowing memory woear soo William Thomo Hohl died 22 September Ellen Mathilda Browk died September 1911. Beloved parents sisters and daughter are mourned with deep affection.
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Leead
William Thomo Hohl
Fongster
Ellen Mathilda Browk
Sioone
Max
Keertal
Colac Dairydag backs cheese plant at Cororcoke
The Colac Dairydag directors voted on Monday to proceed with erecting a cheese making factory at Cororcoke if milk supply is sufficient. The Colac Show draws crowds with improved exhibits across school work art and vegetables.
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Colac Dairydag Cmyabs
Cororcoke
Colac
Bert''olare
Terang District Club and Colac notices amid busy federation talks
The Terang Sports Club discusses society support for dependents of soldiers while the Colac Caledonian Society vow to forward funds. Local school exhibitions, Royal Academy music certificates and a Gallipoli memorial scroll are noted alongside Colac and Geelong show results and a motor cycle display drawing crowds.
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Colac Caledonian Society
Cra M*lennan
Armstrong
Aleve
Prime Minister to Visit Imperial Government for Talks
In Melbourne the Prime Minister said he would wait on Imperial and Oversea Ministers to exchange views and seek a two month supply, with the Speaker to recall the House in May. He noted Australia’s role in imperial councils and the Opposition pledged cooperation. Senator Pearce to act as Prime Minister.
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House of Representatives
Imperial
Lawson
Howse
Cook
Australis
Hughes i l
Pearce
Parliament Deliberates on Supply Bill and Referendum Plan
In the House of Representatives today the Supply Bill carried discussion on grievances. The Prime Minister signaled a Budget Appropriation proposal for the Initiatives referendum upon reconvening. He also stated the government will not abandon the policy of voluntary enlistment.
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Melbourne
Hepr
Garden fete aids Basa Crem Fund at Terberth residence
A garden fete organized by Rev. D. Mems of St Knee supports the Basa Crem Fund. The event was planned for the 31st in Terberth at the residence of E. V. Momen.
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St Knee
Basa |Crem
Terberth
E. v. Momen
Melbourne Court Docket Details Multiple Small Offences
Court records show pleadings and outcomes across several cases. A defendant faced breach of railway law on a second class ticket and a distinct wage claim arising from work on a Pennyroyal farm. The proceedings involve testimonies from workers, a shopkeeper, and a constable, with fines and costs awarded in some matters.
Alleged Perjury Proceedings End in Dismissal at Birregurra
At Birregurra Police Court on a Wednesday, three perjury charges were brought but dismissed after defence objections about JP Bevan’s absence. The case involved Alfred Clifton and declarations regarding wages for a new school contract at Cundare North. Witnesses described payments and work done. no final conviction occurred.
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Unclear text on lodging and employment dispute
Fragments describe a dispute over stay on a property and wages. Plaintiff’s earnings stated as light. Defendant contends no warehousing or tenancy agreement and allowed plaintiff to stay while seeking other work. Judge considered the matter but made no order.
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Milkina
Mr. Doyle
Orde
Iol
Dople
Hampden Shire Council Cuts First 50 Units Charge to 7d
The Hampden Shire Council will reduce the lighting charge for the first 50 units per month from 6d to 7d per unit starting January 1. Tendering shifts for road metal rise. spalls buyouts to be cheaper via council crushers. The council sends condolence letters to families of local soldiers who died in the war.
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Hampden
Hampden Shire
Chronicle
Arma
Empire
Gallipell
Pirron Yalloak Patriotic Dance Aids Wounded Aussies
The Pirron Yalloak Patriotic Committee organized a large dance led by Miss E Turner to aid wounded Australians. Hall decor, raffles, and prizes accompanied a varied program featuring singers and performers. Wealth of gifts included a pig, a gold medal, a doll, and other prizes won by several attendees. The supper was provided by district ladies and the program included national songs, duets, recitations, and dance performances.
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Wwichan
Winchelsea Community Notes On Row and Library Finances
The Winchelsea community reports preparations for a local carnival and a planned service at the Hall. Updates on library membership and caretaker salary reflect financial planning, while ground work improves the building with cleared land and planted meal ships welcomed by attendees.
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Warrion War Relief Donations Reach Melbourne Central
A wartime donation list from the Warrion Urogs Society details items sent to the Central 1 in Melbourne after subscriptions and gifts totaling several pounds. Items include boracic acid writing paper envelopes socks towels laces and boots with numerous individuals named among donors and contributors.
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Urogs Society
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Ett
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Expeditionary mail to Ausirattan Forest reaches Mongolia
The next mail run for the Ausirattan Expeditionary Forest in Egypt will travel aboard the Mongolia and will arrive at the GPO. Date noted as Teesdar November.
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Egypt
Mongolia
GPO
Teesdar
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