Conviction Notes on Stock Theft In 19th Century Records
A fragmentary post concludes with a note about the conviction of individuals accused of stealing stock from WANDALY. The entry references branding marks, including a sheep ear mark W and the cattle brand Raeep Wore, with possible witness or official names such as WALTER H. BRITT.
Federals Edge Calarie in Tight One Point Finish
In a keen Sunday clash, Federals defeated Calarie by one point after a close, balanced match. Fleming excelled with late kicks, while Calarie’s kicking and defense kept the game undecided until the final whistle.
Manchester insurance journal details dangers of prohibition
A Manchester insurance journal recounts a 1921 talk by Sig Lewis of Liverpool on America’s liquor ban. He cites tragic consequences from drink and enforcement, noting deaths, wrecked constitutions, and rising crime while criticizing law’s reach and social costs.
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Sig Lewis
St. David's
Noctorum
Helter Jenowa
Liverporl
London
Globy
Anya
Polley Holler
Manchéster
U.S.A
Opei
America
Lewston
Jeter
Civil Service
Rifle Shooting Scores From Weekend Practice and Trophy
The paper lists weekend rifle shoot scores for the heel trophy with names such as Miler Cur1e Brown Kelly Shiveington and others. It notes practice attendance and mentions a potential shoot-off to settle the handicap and identify the trophy winner.
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O'gulliven
Abmgelor
Curt
Willly Oui
Rewwlth
Achohawon
Currie
KO Wi
Brown
Relly
Shirvington
Fonawon
Kelly
Doctor Promotes Tower and Pink Pain Powders in Newtown
A Sydney chemist, Mr Frank Smith of 451 King Street Newtown, pledges to supply Tower and Pink Pain Powders, government protected and sold in boxes at 1 shilling or 2 shillings, including three times the quantity. The powders, claimed to act quickly for headaches, neuralgia, rheumatic pain, and sleeplessness, are not yet made into tablets. Local chemists may stock them or Mr Smith will post free where unavailable.
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Frank Smith
King Street
Newtown
Sydney
Lund
Atock
Game narrative with unclear final score and misread names
The report sketches a tense game where Padoruts leads 7 to 6 over Chiarto with late fouls by the Alty luleks to guard the lead before a late whistle. Clothier is noted for weather timing as Cripps earns a brevet Wie and Federals extend the visitors by seven points to end.
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Padoruts
Clothier
Cripps Erealing
Federals
Notable Players Shine in Local Aroot Cricket Nary Game
In a rough club match, Ne Hie GUIALANULBE led the forwards with strong play. Gale oe NWT ReMply and Myleeharane showed major improvements, while Bert Newitt Haynes and Peters stood out in defense and attack. Jones struggled to recapture peak form as the game ended with mixed efficiency.
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Murs
Guialanulbe
Memning
Law
Federal
Tines
Myleeharane
Wang
Calurio
Bucks
Bert Newitt
Haynes Werr Monk
Uwe Rat Halt Peters
Big Ted
Pymont
Mick" Francis
Gur Jones
Nevin Wan
Yau
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Raeep
Opyglasn
Walter H.R. Btitt
NOLAN
Jack
S.W
Government
Lana
Foster Clarks
Jackson Thomson Ltd
George Street Redfern
W. G. Johnson
Calarie
Theu
Ntl
Calario
Cay Fla
Lim
Buc Ted
Caarle
Caarlo
Ulu Ulne
Atiior, Pyasont
Peturs
Vallauesa
Cularin
Calagh
Abe
Walt
Anturceptud
Alesty
Tim
Passeaston
Coduran
Calagie
Thy
Wills
Ackin Agi Om
Clath
Nev
Ur Keke
Maning
Ube
Calart
Calatie Ware
Ud Fleming
Puc
Intel
Fleming
Franels
Choe
M. Nevin Rudy
Wien
Willewood P. Kath
Belie
C Rath
Mylechurane
Forbes and District
He Agnew
New Zealand
Jolnes
Oxford
Clement Streets
MA Bono
Sorbus
Farmers & Graziers
W. Williams & CO
Lucerne Seed, Etc
K. Garnsey, Senr
Forte
Harley Davidson
H&b
E.W
TD Abc
Rankin Strut
Forbes
Uman
Amwny Cave Lang
Wwe
Audifone
Laseie
Greasf
Aunt Marys
Perdriau
D. B. Dudley Macintosh
Teroriau Rubber CO. Ltd
Resch’s
RESCH
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M.L. & T. Doyle, Forbes