Laracy's Pot of Gold Ends Raid on Coach to Golden Valley
A stage coach ambush led by Lone Hand Laracy ends in a bloody shootout as Dick and the doctor foil the robbers. A masked ally appears from behind a fallen tree, kills two men, and chases the remaining bandit away. The coach resumes for Golden Valley.
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Amit
Hetter
Sam Hodge
Cashion
Dell
Dilek
Sam
Santa Claus
Laracy
Black Mask
Uarney
Hodge
Marster
Golden Valley
Hellfire Dick
Bowman Farm Road repairs and culvert plan confirmed
Bowman Farm Road work is acknowledged as incomplete with residents saying little benefit. The engineer will inspect cost estimates for a culvert at Bowman Farm crossing and planned improvements will proceed when plans are available. Mr Wilson’s offer to supply amber suggests tools under municipal arrangements.
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Bowman Farm
Bowman Farm Process Association
Barrington Road
Bowman Tar
Wilson
Amber
Il Wid
Some Good Health Resolutions From Everyday Life
The piece outlines practical health goals for families including regular health attention, vaccination against diphtheria, periodic health examinations, routine exercise, moderation, and better nutrition. It urges readers to study public health guidance and implement sensible, economical practices at home.
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Hexth
Miles
Hynt
Alford
Road Safety Council Warns Drivers Pedestrians Urged to Focus
The New South Wales Road Safety Council emphasizes driver and pedestrian vigilance to prevent accidents. It notes that careless driving and inattentive behavior by motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians lead to danger, urging continuous attention and discipline on the road.
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Tasiel
New South Wales
Pegsilius
Jeb Chan
Beng
Road Safety Council
Fragmented Note on Youth, Memory, and Ivory
A terse excerpt discusses adolescence and "naugh- West age" in a boy's life, a dog trainer's claim that dogs never forget a trick, bridge parallels, choirboys with sid e acing tips, warm remarks about their voices, and a claim that ivory from hippo tusks is more valuable than elephant ivory.
Copeland in 1888 and the mining boom
An OCR fragment describes Copeland in 1888 as a busy mining center with a population around 15,000, noting hotels, stores, and police, plus nearby settlements from Rawdon Vale to Upper Cobar. It mentions Copperfield’s market area, private dwellings, and local professions, predicting a revival amid remaining gold potential.
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Giowees
Lenwuss
Copeland
Lie Lown
Peotard
UberMarket
Rawdon Vale
Upper Cobar
C. Malcolm
C. McIntyre
Tourbaker's
Abe
Copeland South
AL Gapeinnu
Royal Oak
P. Connolly
Maguire's
Phesent
CPS
Tily
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