An Australian Novel of the Cattlemen
A. KE. YARRA presents An Australian Novel of the Cattlemen. An all rights reserved notice appears in the header, signaling formal publication framing and authorial attribution.
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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
4
A. KE. YARRA presents An Australian Novel of the Cattlemen. An all rights reserved notice appears in the header, signaling formal publication framing and authorial attribution.
The Three Musketeers Bruce Max Jovie and Brace plot at Gidyea Downs. They battle Slim Jim’s gang while chasing Pegasus like a trackless horse with bushman cunning. Marjorie, Mabel, and Brice plan a future river bend as the area blooms with green growth and rising excitement.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a dubious claim about a “guarantee certificate” by Street & Parish Ltd. It reads as an ad style prompt urging readers to ask for a free booklet. Names and details are garbled, offering no clear event or outcome.
A diary excerpt recounts William the Goat’s drunken escapades in a town near Capaland in 1937. The beast describes barroom antics, fights, and a pursuit by locals, ending with Joe Hammer shooting the goat after it killed two goats’ dams and menaced the town.
The Commonwealth Health Department reports an Australia wide survey finds undulant fever in cattle with several human cases. Dr Cumpston says four Canberra cases are confirmed and tests on local cattle and dairy workers continue to determine the source. As a precaution, officials advise that milk be heated before consumption.
A tense scene in a club unfolds around the mysterious case of M. Labor. A lawyer and a visitor discuss the baffling affair as a casino-like game fronts a dramatic pay out. The crowd watches a dramatic wager reach 2 5 6 0 0 francs with suspense lingering over the winner.
The scene centers on M. Labon, a gambler at a casino who refuses to touch money as presses of his win loom. The widow Mme Laban, seeking 16 656 000 francs and later 21 000, faces legal action as the casino and counsel contend over a vast fortune and unpaid impounded assets.
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