Obituary of Me Thomas S'Cormack of Lake Cowal
The Wyalong Advocate reports the death of Me Thomas M'Cormack Sr 71 a longtime Lake Cowal resident born in County Tipperary Ireland who came to Australia at age 12 He and his wife Ritend Millane raised a large family and were respected pioneers contributing to the district His remains were taken to Wheeo for burial leaving four sons six daughters and many relatives to mourn their loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S'Cormack
Thomas M'Cormack
Moora Monra
Lake Cowal
Descastd
Fauke Cowal
County Tipperary
Ireland
Sydney
Wheep
Mise Ritend Millane
M'Conmank
Ag Flewhurst
M’cormack
Alstrict
Jett i
Marriage Dispute Involving Co-Respondent At Trundle
In a divorce case at the Mivorce Court on Tuesday William Parfitt sought dissolution of his marriage alleging misconduct by his wife. Parfitt recounted an affair involving a co respondent, a rabbit dealer, and a boarding-house keepers connection in Sydney and Trundle. A landlady and witnesses testified to the events and the judge adjourned the hearing for the following proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parfitt
Parfitt
Tea Aloon
Sydney
Pati Hono
Ian
Ae Moon
Paritt
Partitt
Bayffield
Fertilising value of sheep debated in agrarian notices
The article discusses the fertilising value of sheep manure versus stable manure, arguing for stock pasture benefits and fertility improvements. It notes farmer reliance on manure spreads, and debates the practical and economic impact on soil productivity and farm efficiency. The piece references opinions from homestead and agricultural observers on sustainability and field fertility.
Clara Barton and her enduring legacy across wars and relief
Clara Barton, famed founder of the Red Cross, was celebrated for her vast aid work in the Civil War, Franco-Prussian War, and broader relief efforts in Europe and America. Born in Oxford Massachusetts, she taught school, aided wounded soldiers, led nursing initiatives, and earned honorary honors for bravery and service to humanity.
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Clara Turton
Chin Barton
Turrabio
United
Brates
Europe
America
Oxford
Massachusetts
Tabt
Wauren
Germany
Emperor Vonferret
Lee
Stensiburg
Belfort
Montpelier
Thasal Sty
Bovanise
Spain
Nasional Winst Ald Ashomietion
Chidren
Star League
Tlw Aasociation
TSA
Lonard
Baden
Austria
Boegia
Tavrus
Russia
Hatgluin
Local News Fragments and Court Reports Highlight Week
The report summarizes a chaotic mix of police incidents, court actions, and social events. It notes a police alert after nighttime disturbances, a court case involving a charge of stealing funds, and brief mentions of social gatherings and weather. Names appear garbled with OCR errors but include various individuals and local organizations.
GINGARA MURDER AT UTRECHT COURT SUMMARY
In Utrecht Court Ariutdale on Tuesday before Mr Juates Sly Wan N1 pleaded guilty to murdering his wife on January 16. Crown evidence and police testimony traced the brutal acts, body disposal, and subsequent flight to Sydney. The case includes testimony from prosecutors, detectives, and witnesses detailing motive and sequence of events leading to arrest and remand.
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Utrecht Court
Ariutdale
Juates Sly. Wan
Austral
Magic
Eta
Bingers
Mickett
Mack
Duman
Sydney
Hendry
Salton
Scothand
Sittinw
Sumo Ant
Haw
Hboul
Austalia
Hfe Wits
Dalby
Toowoomba
Lotaoohuil
Kane
Bingara
Commeralay
Yrtdugaya Bv
Warintha
Hontr UE Bealland
Pheenytahn
Sas
Eloy
Birt
Wiese
Dave Boot
Howe
Obituary of Sub-Inspector D al D'arcy of New South Wales
Sub-Inspector D al D arcy, long-serving NSW policeman born in Ireland, died at his Sydney home after 461 years of service in a career spanning Forbes gold era to Mudgee sub-district duty. He helped seize bushrangers including Cummins and Frally Clayton, married Bridget Synnott of Wexford, and was remembered for prudent leadership and community duty.
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Meath
D'Arcy
Park-road
Bydney
Kilbarrom
North Riding
Tipperary
Ireland
New South Wales
Forbes
Gardiner
Blu
Hugowra
Diamond Swamp
Oberon
O'Connall
Liford
Rylatone
Stephens
Caloola
Ross
Connor
Grainger
Lawrence Cummins
Cramp’s Hut
Abercrombie
Hogan
Frally
Clayton
D'avey
Bridget Synnott
Wexford
Ary
Wool in Germany and Australian farming notes
A garbled report surveys wool production and sheep numbers in Germany declining from 45 million to about 1 million, with Germany consuming a quarter of world wool. It also notes Australian agricultural topics, sultry dressings of superphosphate, and farming observations on land, crops, and rainfall impacts.
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Manciver
Germany
Geemmny
Marder Tower
South Australian Agricultural Barea
Watt
Fairweather
KO Aupor
Post and Telegraph Office at Trundle Approved
Calare correspondence records that the Acting Postmaster General approved creation of a post and telegraph office at Trundle with brick building and wooden residential quarters, fencing, at a total cost of 1492 pounds, to be considered in the 1912-14 Estimates, with references to Home Affairs. Charles E Bright signs as Acting Secretary.
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Trindie
New
Post and Telegraph
Trundle
Beline
Department of Home Affairs
Tithfilly
Charles E. Bright
Molbourne
Letter Box Proposal at Corner of Clarida and High Streets
Town Clerk Parkes reports no communication received about a proposed letter box survey. Approval granted for a box at Clarida and High streets. Box to be closed 00 Math wd AGO daily, Sundays excepted. Signed J Young Deputy Postmaster General Sydney.
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Futtmare
Parkes
Uist
Clarida
Igh
J. Young
Sydney
Telegraph saga on West Milby line telephone project
A dated note cites Mr CX Clemson proposing a telephone link between West Milby and Conde boll. Residents contribute about £418 toward the scheme, with doubts over viability and a need for revised costs. Ongoing discussions show mixed support and questions about funding and practicality.
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Marcy
CX. Clemson
Bysalorie-Misby Band 8 Association
West Milby
Condeboll
Eneh
Gusll
Dabor
Hans
Young. Venty
Bastmistes-Cenerty
Sydney
Aviator Stowe to Fly at Forbes Exhibition
A detailed report describes an aerial show at Forbes featuring American aviator Wizard Stone and a World War era monoplane. It highlights Stone’s renown from the Sileriot School, the educational value of the exhibition, and plans for an Australasian first aerial contest linking Sydney to Melbourne.
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Menary
Brook
A. Marenisl
Noel
Paitersin
Arthur B. Blane
Fons
Wlaard
Eviau
Great Britain
Australasia
W. B. Hart
Sydney
Melbourne
Abnor Dlas
Postal application of Workmen's Compensation act
Letters from Charles B Bright Acting Secretary Postmaster General Melbourne confirm approval of payments under the Workmen's Compensation Act to the mother and sister of Lingnan O'Conney who died on duty at Hurstville in October. The mother receives 200 and the sister 100 after union requests via the Electric Telegraph and Telephone Construction Branch Union.
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Electric, Telegraph, and ‘Telephone Construction Branch Union
Burgess
Lingigan
O'Conney
Hurstville
Gemm
Charles B. Bright
Melbourne
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Hater Court
Vale
L. Gilmour
Graes
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Teli Naclawiel
Total Convencion
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Nigesienelie
Duara Yirosivitine
Cho LU
Bethia
Ivan Noroan
Nolin
Gingara
D’al
Calare Federal Correspondence
T. Brown, M.sr
Parks Letter Box
Sondobolin
West
Milby
Stowe
Anthony Horderns
Winter Fashion Book
Anthony Hordern & Sons
Universal
New Palace Emporium
Brickfield Hill
Ting
Elpeicanch
Simply Nother Matanioe
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Latwat
M. J. Cohan
H. J. Cohan
Market Street
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