District Weather Delays Shed Work and Crops Need Rain
District notes report one shed cut out last week with clean wool though burrs absent, another shed begun but rain delayed hearing. 9000 likely cut in a fortnight with fine weather. Weekend storms brought thunder, high wind, and a welcome cool spell after heat. Crops look fair but require more rain as grass and hay dry.
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Graas
Rain Revival Lifts Central New Hampshire Crops
Glorious weekend rain brought 197 points of record in Central New Hampshire agricultural areas. The timely downpour revived failing crops and boosted confidence for a promising season. Farmers anticipate strong returns as wind and drought damage lessen and plans for a harvest fortune grow.
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New Hagland
Snall
Dickson
Focal Cricket Club
Case of Mra Sangal draws petition for death sentence commutation
Monday discussions in Melbourn saw Sir Samuel Gillett and Archbishop Carr present a petition urging commutation for Selina Sangal. Dr Williams testified publicly that she may have been NON COMPOS MENTIS and could not be held fully responsible, while officials emphasized careful executive consideration before any ruling.
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Melbourn
Samuel Gillett
Archbishop Carr
Nit
Renidant
Sydethun Clarke
Selina Sangal
Williams
Sangal
Dr Williams
Maloney
Legislative Assembly
Executive Council
Reading of a Surreal Local Dialogue
Fragmented local text records a quirky dialogue with names Dick Jim Harry Ann and odd imagery about bikes tarpaulins wool and a Sunday afternoon. The lines imply humorous or nonsensical reflections.
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Jim
Harry
Ann
Premier remarks on Poisons Act to patent medicines
A deputation urged amending the Poisons Act. The Premier said the laws must be obeyed, but he questioned the act’s broader effects on patent medicines. If business allowed, he would consider Mr Price's Bill, arguing it is monstrous to ban harmless medicines for sale.
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Price
Tragedy in Gunnedsh district sparks deadly incident
A moving incident in the Gunnedsh district results in a fatality at a place called Trinky holding. A severe water famine threatens the Loch of Wannaringa in South Australia after the death of a person named Wain during the event.
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Gunnedsh
Trinky Holding
Wannaringa
S.A
Jess Han Ag
Wain
Benefit list for Kater donations noted in Argus column
The Argus records ongoing donations for Kater with names and amounts from many donors. Names include W Belton Tamworth J Whan M Smith W Stapleton A T Dutton Starr Mundy Miss Grant L De Courcy G E Lackey AM Roche Adam Menzies W Langhorn Stevenson J Lynch H Townsend H Heydon W Simpson B M'Govern Joe Hiscox W Lauder Mrs Smith Mrs Casey T Heagney Steve Moore R Robertson John Evans J Owens Mrs J Moore EK Woods and others, amounts vary.
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A. T. Dutton Starr
Mundy
Grant L. de Courcy
Lackey
Roche Adam Menzies
Langhorn
Stevenson
Brent
J Lynch
H Townsend
H. Heydon
W. Simpson
B M'Govern
Joe Hiscox
W Lauder
Smith
Casey
T. Heagney
Steve Moore
R Robertson
John Evans
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