Livestock Sale Yields Mixed Cattle and Sheep Markets
At Winchelsea stock sale buyers crowded the yards with strong demand for fat cattle though attendance lagged. Prices rose for milkers, forward and springing cows, and crossbred ewes while light and backward cattle sold weaker. A large yarding of sheep and lambs reflected active bidding and varying quality across lots from multiple account holders.
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Tees
Prigg
Campbell
Hester
Aecount
AL R. Boyes
Odo
Acount M. Woberia
Aevcu
Sherman
AL M'baren
D. Ryan
Aon
Haven
Coe Bo
Sewn
H. Harrison
Laz
Joe Oleh
Arcoume Mao
Ra Hut
Ra Hut, LL Movin Haul Piso Asrehire Bulls Bay
W. Lidernien
Kb Mian
Baker
Jil Miners
Luc Ing Rom
Scouunt
Wexler
Matker
Flyon
Aevount JK
Doidiman
Benton Springers
Ryan
Sprager
Cote Pawe Sarde
Fate I Dieppel
Vaughan
J. Smith
Faiema
Acemin LD
AP Olay Nassy
Hos. Hunt
M. Tanis
X. Wilson
Comebark Lambs Lea
I. Heppell
Sprig Lambs
Smith
Lyco Wa
Winchelsea
Pond Sil
Minghes
Muller
Lown
Messrs
Messrs Mawson Bros., Lloyd Amexdroz, J. Bell
Ro J. M Grimhs
A Fell
Curiadisy
Farquhar Xon
Lewss , Drayton
Js Drayton
R. Hunter
J- A. M.callum
P Kelly
J. Mousler
H. Drayton
Wesul
Jas
Crag
Allan
J. M-Conachy
WE Teomhe
Ant
Osers
Ballarat Live Stock Market Report Emphasizes Strong Demand
In Ballarat and Irregurra markets, fat cattle and lambs sold well with prime grades fetching higher prices. Bulls averaged £14 14s 3d across 24 head. cows to £12. sheep saw steady demand for prime crossbred wethers and ewes with prices near last week. A vast yarding included hundreds of cattle, lambs, and sheep, amid rough weather and poor road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. Mack
T. P. “Jacke
A. Brenner
A. L. Gibson
J. T. Bell
A. M'Leod
J. Padgett
Hickey
Monroe
Earles
P.M. Nelson
Mewars Lingenberc
J. Nelson
DF. Gibson
J. Brenner
P. Neleos
W. Wright
J. Farrell
D. Poynton
A. 0. Lake
al Ule
Wil- Lins
Alvin
Loeb
A A. G. Campbell
Jas. Ha
Alvie
Poxtowe
T. J. Eplatt
H. Rattray
Ondit
Proswer
Crosade
C. L. Forrest
Es Wits
Mb Rayay
Diiop
Birregueia
Mir de Alfredico
Sopgu Dartirs
Alegery
Auido Bros
Watrlon
Ieee
Halieeie
Serius
Siwinging Feilers
Aivauy
Shoteioy Cowes
Winchelsen
Wit Batis
Jon Conuiuidn
Amd
Ted
Apfoe
Laver's Hill
Cressy
Alyx
Lang
Lamber
Airregurra
Surachan
Murray
Hirregurra
Armytage
Kildean
May
Yeomonnt
Dormén
John M‘callum
O'Bryan
G. Parker
D. Dandy
J. R. Talbot
Thos
Griffin
A. M'Kay
Baker
J. Olney
A. G. Campbell
J.D. Gubpins
M'Callum
H. Cooper
Bryan
Power
Phlatt
Dunes
Hammond
H. Lidgerwood
Immica
Thos. Griffin
Brine Bros
Lincoln
Jas. F. Armytage
Lincoln Rams
H. Vaughan
Fragmented travel health note about mood and appetite changes
A garbled travel health fragment describes how moving to a new atmosphere and different food can cause headaches nervousness irritability appetite loss and sleep disruption while away from home. The text repeats phrases about pills and the experience of travel.
Myal's Little Liver Pills Ad Card
An old ad states Myal's Little Liver Pills are handy to carry and quickly remove illness. It claims the pills stimulate the liver to renewed activity, cleanse waste matter, increase appetite and aid digestion. The line urges travelers to take them with you.
Carpenter Bunper Builds Specialty Oromtractor
Fragmentary OCR mentions a carpenter and a building project, noting a special specialty in construction. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
Colac notices and funeral details amid community ads
The report covers the funeral of Inte Me Wi Yates at Colac cemetery with pallbearers and clergyman details, local lodge service, and arrangements. It also notes Bilson's advertised linen lace and silk blouse sale, a road bridge funding request by Hampton and Colac shires, probate action for Mrs Brooks, and a Star Pictures program in Victoria Hall.
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Ellimingt
Swan Marsh
Pirron Yalloak
Wm. Prosser
Wm. Gamble
M. Fitmaurice
J. Trask
I. Chant
Richens
G. Hyne
Ryan
Bro Gco
Pickard
George James
Bilson
Messra Oman and
Johnstone
M‘s
L.A
Minister of Public Works
Hampton and Colac
G. W. Brooks
Aon Brooks
Colac
Egmall
Star Pictures
Victoria Hall
Lion's
Australian Women's Mational
S Mission Union
John James
A. M‘callum
A. Callow
R. Jones
Winchelses
T. W. Sharrow
Oddfellows' Hall
Talloh
J. H. Scullie
M.P
Thaa
Postmaster- General's Department
Mears
J. D. Johnstons
George H. Want
Grant and
Maners-Sutton Streets
Messrs Eileen and Co
Geome
St John's Gymnastic and Literary Choir
Archdeacon Peacock
St. John’s Church
A. E. Peacock
At & Po
Stoyel
Birtles
Australia
Sandard
Man named C Cue arrested on housebreaking charge
Constable Fenton arrested C Cue yesterday noon on a charge of housebreaking at NS Short's residence Colm East. He will be brought before the police court in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cue
Fenton
Withernoon
NS. Short
Colm East
Alee
Notable Philadelphia Conference on Farm Women's Welfare
A large gathering in Philadelphia, hosted by the Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association, discussed improving farmers wives lives. Miss Martha Van Rensselaer urged happiness and comfort as keys to farm progress, while Mrs Jean Kane Foulke emphasized training wives in housekeeping, efficiency, and planning to aid farm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennelvania Rural Progress Association
United States
Martha van Rensselaer
New York
Jean Kane Foulke
Weat Chester
Borough finance debate on water rates and losses
The council discusses deficits in rates and salaries, with members arguing for a higher water rate to cover obligations. Officials debate potential cost cuts, loan options, and the impact on taxpayers as the trust seeks to balance the budget amid expected losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Selwood
Hosking
Senwood
Pate
Hosling
Pearson
Moeton
Brown
Johnstone
Theo
Com
Colac Court Hears Alleged Clock Theft Case
At Colac Police Court Frederick Austin faced charges of stealing a clock from the Union Club Hotel. Witness William H. Clements, manager of the hotel, testified he had no farm at Colac East and that the clock was found at the farm. The accused, once a groom, admitted knowledge of the box but could not locate the clock, and police were involved as the case proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colac
J. F. Parkinson
Frederick Austin
William H. Clements
Union Club
Sewell
Harwood
Wes
Fenton
Replinu
Clements
Smith
James Smith
Jin Tink
Austin Sai
Austin
Constatte
Parkinson
J.F
C. Fitzgerald
Leak
Opr Labor Party
Yales
Esucus
Tielan
Bers' League
Ea Lemgus
Carrie
Far
Labor Party
Trades’ Hall
Labor
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Lulac Makn
Messrs. J. G. Johnstone and Co
Sowfcry
Riverina
Melbourne
Tive Stock Market
National Library of Australia
Ballarat
Lulalu
H. D. Thomas
H. V. Veughen
Larbent
Manner Bay
Eene
Ild Per Doven
Alf, Heap
EMBRO
District
Polwarth Stores
Mumkay
Colau
Nt. P. Hyns
M.P.O. Armageutigal
Austral Hotel
Night Bell
Myal
BH. W. Witeeler
Murray Street
Carpenter, Bunper Oromtractor
Wanners Sutton
Ghorch Motices
Cort
Hesapai
Dennis Treat
Fres Oy Lees
Pastor Harris
Gilbert E. Chandler
Scoville
Yernensr
L. Quinton
J. BR. Bradbury
Jonne Church OF England
Divine Services
E. H. Davies
T. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
G. B. Murphy
B.A
Tulloh
Cuthbert BR. Tulloh
T. W. Bharrow
Tel
David Prosser Dewroti
Dr Gibbs
E. BH. Davies
Burnett
Charlie
Sistera
Die
Yolac Herald
THE
Colac Observer
Lome
Brian Aucit Fee
Oub Water Trust Asan
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