Guyra Liberal Association Meeting and Preparations
The Guyra Liberal Association held a Saturday night meeting at the Royal Hotel with good attendance. Reports were passed for payment and thanks given to Mrs J Youman and Mr Arthur Weilerman for polling day services. others received thanks for supplying motor cars to convey electors. Discussion covered the State election and a petition to approach A J Gilmour about withdrawing to protect the endorsed Liberal candidate. A Farmers and Settlers Association meeting followed with delegates chosen to attend the Sydney Conference.
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Missing Steamer Townai Report Sparks Rescue Theories
A cetour in London reports the steamship Townai bound from the Clyde to Melbourne foundered with all hands lost. Corroborating evidence includes a message from Defiance near St Just Cornwall describing a life buoy and a boat fragment marked Teanni Glasgow, plus four life jackets and a teak panel.
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Heat Wave Hits Chicago as Five Die in Mouplex Outbreak
A deadly heat wave grips Chicago with high temperatures and extreme humidity. Five deaths are reported from mouplex illness. Officials consider distributing ice to the poor to ease the hardship.
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Suffragette Outrage Strikes College Library
The suffragettes continue militant tactics despite losses and fines. A total of 300 valuable books at Hillary College, St Dolan's, Cambridge, were slashed with a knife, with a hand-written card reading Votes for Women found at the scene, linking the act to the protests.
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Quiet Glen Innes Wedding Unites Minnie Marshall and William Bentley
A quiet noon ceremony Wednesday June 11 at the bride’s father Ferguson street Glen Innes united Minnie Agnes Marshall and William Albert Bentley in marriage. Rev E N McKie officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine with pearls and crotchet, carried white flowers and received a gold brooch from the groom. The gift to the groom was gold sleeve links. Attendants Misses Neta Kerwan and Juan Huddy wore white silk with violet accents. Best man was Mr S Bentley. The couple departed the same day for their new home at Benshaw and received many presents.
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Guyra
Model Store Ads and Rural Fair Additions in Guyra
W G Waters promotes The Model Store Guyra with race and other features for a rural fair. New prizes include a 5s trophy in the Farm and Dairy section for three wheat varieties, tallow classes, and added sheep classes Ram and Ewe two years and under. Also prizes in the Women's Industrial section for a 2 lb loaf. Public holidays are being proclaimed near Brisbane as a vote on the “No” side nears. The Trim and Company and W Hillard shops were burgled with small losses. A Goulburn football injury left James Glanville with a kneecap fracture. Tamworth Times notes the blind chairman of the Country Gas Makers Award Board reads evidence by raised characters. Commonwealth officers pursue maternity bonus frauds with £150 identified as illegally paid.
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Public meeting urged by A W U organiser at Oddfellows Hall
Ma J Andrews announces a public meeting at Oddfellows Hall on Saturday night to discuss industrial matters with focus on rural workers. He urges a large turnout of men on the land amid widespread misconceptions.
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Wilding wins world court lawn tennis title at Maris
New Zealander defeats A Gobert 1 3, then 6 1 in a decisive match to claim the championship. A bull leaps onto a Sydney steamer railing as it moors at Mangaret street wharf, trampling a child to death amid chaos in the city. Silver brooches offered 2 cents at G Rowell's in Gaven. In Inverell Quarter Sessions Arthur Neal pleads not guilty to assault and robbery of Moo Chain near Tingha on April 1. Neal and May Brown accused. Neal found guilty and sentenced to three years hard labour in Bathurst Gaol. Continuous court notes cover tax penalties, High Court refusal in Herbert Skinner case, and a Liberal Women’s Branch event for Mr Vol Mes 2. PL Abbott at Oddfellows Hall. Uncle Sam quote features at Boston Bunker Hill anniversary. Found item titled Laily's Hard Bag available at Gayra Police station.
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Reliable Ivest Hands Demand Stronger Harvest Output
The notice markets an agricultural harvest service claiming reliability and guaranteed results for miners and harvesters. It mentions orders for the coming season and urges timely placement, listing Harvester Co. of Australia with multiple city branches.
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Brisbane Show Set to Attract More At The National Agricultural Show
The forthcoming National Agricultural Show in Winsbane promises to be more attractive and instructive with new classes and wider entries. Wood Chop events are revised with Handicap Seniors and Juniors and a National Championship for Queensland. entries close July 18. Sheep Dog Trials prize money rises to 15 and 7 and 3 pounds with events on August 2 alongside military displays at Gretna Green.
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