Warra derry line dispute letter war of words
A reader responds to a June 21 1914 letter by John Jones Woongarra Grenfell defending D R C claims and accusing Jones of overreach. The exchange covers who authored letters who has authority in the Warraderry League and debates over routes and land, with several quoted phrases and a defense of dissenting opinions within the community.
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John Jones
Woongarra
Grenfell
D.R.C
Mr Jones
Sherlock Holmes
DRC
League
Jones
DRA
Railway League
Dorc
Delc
Works Committee
Warraderry League
Joneses
Sydney Morning Herald
Forbes Advocate
Rome
Ime
Forbes
Advocate
Jones Bros
Wuarraderry
Grenfell- Warraderry
Billimurt
Warraderry
Grentell-Warraderry
Warmerry
Revene
Iepostal
Canowindra
Bugowrd
Lachlan
Tortous
Warraerry
Bllimarl
Cin
Bis
Iate
Not Loyal to Past Election Language Warns Lawmaker
A public remark accuses a legislative member of betraying earlier declarations during the last election. The remark highlights a shift in stance on key issues facing constituents and party alignment.
Yorkshire vs team match ends in draw with mixed innings
In a rain affected Yorkshire match the first innings saw Rhodes and Kilner among scorers while Minnett led bowling with four wickets. Second innings Whitty, Hazlitt and Haslitt contributed with several wickets as the game ended in a draw after routine totals around 280.
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Yorkshire
Rhodes
Whaly
de Wilson
Bardsley
Kelleway
Denton
Pirake
Pedee
Hirst
C Smith
Minnett
Kilner
Tisker
Rum
Booth
St. Carkeek
Haleh
Carkeek
Matthews ‘ White
Minmmeit
Dolphin
Miss Eva Mylott and her rising concert path abroad
Miss Eva Mylott, once a popular Sydney singer, sought fame overseas after touring. Madame Melba heard her in London and promoted her to Paris where she studied with Marchesi. Returning to Australia she plans concerts in Sydney and Melbourne with Mr HN Southwell arranging a Forbes show on July 16.
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Eva Mylott
Sydney
Madame Melba
London
Miss Mylott
Paris
Marchesi
Manuel Garcia
Australia
Melbourne
HN. Southwell
Forbes
Merino Stud Ram Sales Open Quiet in Sydney Market
A subdued market marked the Sydney stud sheep sales week with pure merino stud rams on Wednesday selling to a peak of only three guineas. Buyers showed low enthusiasm as overall prices remained dull and spirits subdued across the trade.
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Commonwealth
Sydney
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H. J. Cohen
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Fabrica
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Fern
China
Robert Moseley
W.P
Helow
Joseph Togers Taylor
Chong
Rankin Street
Maigh
Footh
Drake
Cies
Rowling
Whitty
Matthews
Macartney
Haziltt
Miss Eva Mylott
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Grosvenor ST
George St
Bridge St
Box
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City
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Box Pay
Adelaide
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Oregon
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