Lester Shield rifle contest opens with Northampton rise clubs
The Lester Blow Competition stage one took place over three ranges near Sumilay. Local marksman Wwe 1X5 led the field, with G. Drage and P. Pune among notable scorers. Weather was dull and visibility poor, affecting shooting accuracy.
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Mesntiers
Northampton
Sumilay
Wwe
Sam Wen
G. Drage
Rage
McNamarw
P. Pune
W. Anders Blo
Kaw
St A Tirnge
Treaige
The Spell Binder Continues at Margrove House Gate
Mary Bradford Whiting continues The Spell Binder with Daryl and Leila visiting the Westlake estate. Inside a high walled garden the pair navigate Aunt Harriet and a stern guardian as Daryl seeks to prove his worth and Leila hints at deeper feelings amid courtly manners and veiled tensions.
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Mary Bradford Whiting
Arend
Harriet
Exhouse
Daryl
Fey
Siler Westlake
Ube
Steyoreot
Mr. Burle
Leila
Lefia
Laila
Lelita
Unclear Manuscript Fragments Reveal Personal Turmoil
Fragmentary diary like scene shows Daryl wrestling temper as letters and memories surface. Jetta’s letter, Manchester Court echoes, and London return stir old tensions. Aunt Harriet remarks on propriety while Lelia and Lettawn discuss courage and love amid domestic friction.
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Daryl
Jetta
Min
Manchester
London
Harriet Rmet
Burdock Steel Works and a Silent Warning
In a tense exchange, characters discuss Burdock Steel Works and potential share plans. Daryl wrestles with coded fears from a letter, while tensions rise about family duty and financial limits as Aunt Harriet and office pressures strain relationships.
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Burdock Steel Works
Andaal
Daryl
Mie
Westlake
Wanda
Mr. Lorraine
Inis
Renler
Roe
Amd
Gartner
Unclear dialogue hints at office intrigue and engagement
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a confidential office matter and engagement tension among several characters. References to a contract in South America, secrecy, and potential marriage plans imply a high-stakes personal and business conflict, with multiple named participants and unsettled futures.
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Mediaryl
South America
Tule
Weetlake Courme
Marcia
Lela Raul
Paris
Elie
Magistrate Sets Wages Plan After Welfare Compliance Failure
Magist Alansbrider faces a maintenance order under the Child Welfare Act for five children. An order authorises his employer to deduct 42 per week from wages and pay into court. He to pay £12 immediately, with weekly £2 installments starting June 13, and 8 shillings costs.
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Magist Alansbrider
Alen
Oper
Fall of Rock Kills Miner at Triton Mine
At the Triton mine a rockfall at the 300 feet level killed miner Charles Aguis. Inquiries heard from fellow workers Rows Cameron and Charlee Henry, with A A Hinchiey noting death by fractured skull and asphyxia. The jury found accidental death from a rock fall with no blame assigned.
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Charles Aunty
Riwely Dan May
Cokmet
Mesne B. Rayce
Mines Department
HW. F Rockett
Ailees
Mr. Eilant
Geddfields Ranch
Muri Scale
OF Fort Level
Cmberman
Cameron
Anis
Charlee Henry
Aguis
Will
Bealia
Pendie
Hinkerman
Agus
Winnews
Jomph H. Clifford
Pearcet
Charles Agile
A. Hinchiey
MingeneW Show Annual Meeting of Agricultural Society
The fourth annual meeting of the MingeneW Agricultural Society was held with Mr Burges presiding. Officers were elected including L Parrot as president and various vice presidents, with a proposed rules change to form a 15 member committee and ballot voting next year. A £4 11s balance was noted as a liability, later to be squared off by a donation.
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Burges
Momedbar Tetas
ST. Heid
Kura
Ferrier
Jules
W. Kerr
Lamdon
Phin
T Hey
Fueses
Parron
L. Parrot
Meares
Messia
R. W. Clarkson
T. R. Beathead
W. J
L. Hidden
Jg. Howard
Prine
Hurgea
Whkers
Treacher
Ir. Burges
Bridge
A. Brown
Lyne
G. J. Ferrier
Notter
N. Sageers
Readbend
J. Fountain
E. Ferrier
P. F. Lynch
D. Hehir
J. G. Rossell
Jr. J. Cole
Ironside
G. G. Hawkes
Koonoona
Hawkes
A. Chivers
Horne
Pew
Messrs. Cole
Readhead
Prater
Herbert
Lynch
Morsra
Fountain
Sangers
J. G. Russell
WH. G. Reamer
Mesnix
Copley
J. Saggers
Brown, Hebb
First-aid Claim for Colds and Throat Relief
A fragmentary note touts Woody Great Peppermint Cure as the best first-aid for colds. It claims quick throat relief and germ-related action, presenting a confident but unclear evaluation of the remedy.
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Ecomeea
Tolan
Rue
Atin
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