The Vanishing Horsemen Chapter VIII and IX
A.B. Yarea follows Bruce Somerville Charlie and gang as they clash with a marshal over cattle theft charges. The so called Vanishing Horsemen gang is blamed, a skeleton on horseback haunts Greasy River, and a night ride tests loyalties and plans to prove innocence.
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Tamporina
Charlié
Amay
Charlie
Charle
DNL
Maggie
Bruce
Blareau
Greasy River
Westernville
Criminal Court
Wantagoona
Multagoona
Somerville
Ginger Mick
Little Creek
Blackfeller
Boas
Little River
Slim Jim
Hollister
Charli
Ciy
Brice
Pak
Clarke
Hinself
Blackfellows
Jimmy
Gloucester Shire Council weighs road works and cemetery control
The Gloucester Shire Council discussed temporary clerical appointment for W J Fordyce, adoption of rates, and travel expenses for the president’s Sydney loan trip. It considered Walkivory Bridge deviation on Mr Banks land, Frost's deviation, Rahway Street repairs, Billabong drain, and road inspections. Cemetery control debate opened with denomination reps. council debated taking over or sharing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Alte
Retchert
Dr. Retchert
Frost
Reichert
Gloucester
Walch
Main Roads Department
Laurie
Rahway Street
Billabong Drain
Billabong
Moore
Obituary of Henry Bakewell from Mount George NSW
Obituary notes Henry James Bakewell aged six, a native of Draycott, England, who died at Mount George near Wingham. He left England in 1910 with wife Elizabeth Brookes, lived at The Bight, then near Wingham, later Mount George on a Cameron farm. Survived by four children from first marriage and Agnes Bakewell from second marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry James Bakewell
bin Residen
Mount George
Bakewell
Draycott
North Staffordshire
England
James
Hannah Bakewell
Derbyshire
Elizabeth Brookes
Australia
Douglan Hepple
C. A. Beal
Winghamn
Wo. Pemberton
Desanooke
Arthur Bakewell
Hamar Bakewell
Wingam
Agnes Ann Beatrice Cooper
HIGH HONOUR FOR HILDA TURNER IN VERDUN STAR STORY
Miss Hilda Turner of Deworth Suffolk has been awarded the Legion of Honour for her wartime nursing in Verdun and on the front lines. She trained in London in 1912, served with the Auxiliary Medical Service from August 1914, and later worked in Arc la Bardis Haunte Marne. She travelled daily to aid wounded soldiers, enduring shell fire and harsh conditions, before demobilisation in 1919 and return to Charny six months later. OPTICIAN'S VISIT. D T McDonald etc will attend at Commercial Hotel Gloucester Friday January 22 from 9am to 5pm. Book appointments.
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Florence Nightingale
Verdun
Hilda Turner
Deworth
Suffolk
Miss Turner
Chamy
Medicies
Havernack
London
Charny
Optician
D. T. McDonald
P.B.C.A
Reverend promises fence repair before next meeting
Rev Rogers stated he would do his best to arrange with all concerned to put the fence in order between now and the next meeting. The matter was left to stand as is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thean
Eagleton's Crossing
Buckett’s Road
Laurie
W. W. Hawdon
W. E. German
Gloucester
B.C. Pereira
H. W. Rogers
Rogers
Reichert
H W. Rogers
Pereira
Grant
P Cr. Grant
Dr. Laurie
Blind War Hero from Somerset Returns to Claim Pension
J Fowler, blinded in World War I at Ypres, travelled 10,000 miles from Punta Arenas to London to claim a pension. After costly surgery in Valparaiso failed, his sight briefly returned, then faded again. He later lost sight for 14 years while a ranch worker in Patagonia until a search party found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fowler
Punta Arenas
South America
London
Fowler
Yprea
Chile
Valparaiso
Patagonia
Sunday Chronicle
Burt
Ani
Scotty
Ime
Mr. Fowler
Postmen threatened by dogs in England rules
Postmen in England will not deliver letters if a householder has a violent dog not kept under proper control. It is estimated about 5500 postal workers are bitten by dogs while on duty each year.
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England
Auty
Fragmentary notice from chaotic OCR reads like a stray business blurb
A garbled OCR snippet references Terence Blan of Kareibill and a Street & Parish Ltd notice. It mentions a possible job risk, a free booklet offer, and a vague guarantee, but the text is severely unclear and partial with stray names and fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Blaniin
Kareibill
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M. HL Stanley
Farmers & Graziers
Co-operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Flemington
Plemington
Pitt Son and Badgery
Pitt, Son and Badgery
Station Service Department
Son-Badgerye
Winchcombe
Carson
Pri
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Winchrombe House
Bridge St
Winchcombe, Carson
Darling Harbour
Advocate
THE
Gloucester Advocate
Barrington ST
Vanishing Horsemen
A.B. Yarea
E. Patmore
Gloucester Shire
Council
W. J. Fordyce
Fun
Fordyce
Artitor Harris
Narraweema
Arthur Harris
Hume Street
Wollombl
Harris
Wyong
Wollombi
Miss Goldsmith
Nootoo
Nooroo
Timber AM
Yiel
Ernest
Dungog
Corambal
Bert
Shepherd
BJ Weat
O. W. Bates
Robson
Neil
Wilfred
Phyllis
Alwyn
Frei
Bussy
Cliff
John Danks and Son Ltd
Jim
Buna
Ruth Oldfield
Art
Jack
Naeva
Ween
Duck Yardy
Maud
Clarcie
M.A. Colling
Baith
Warren Graham
Garner
Alchurst
Con
Len
R. Oldfield
Rex
Ray
Thomas
Leigh
Marie
Lloyd Irwin
J. A. McLean
Angel OF
Ordeal
Tom Hicks
Garden of Roses
Harlich
Samyal Trent
Cadbury
Garden of Roses Cafe E. Ming
Propriatae
Sons 2
Glouceater
Golden Gate Cafe
Kendall
E. Young
H. Coote
Betide Water Ely
H. Coote Teweller
Angus and Coote
A.M.P
Marquill
Te Esmpire
C. A Elliott, Fla. Asrunrrs
A.W. Sneddon
F.la
DE. Walker
New Sout Wales
Victoria & Pultemney
Gloucester Hotel
MBS
F. M. Smith
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