Loans to Farmers Easy Terms Offer
Government loans to farmers feature easy terms from £50 to £2000 at 44 percent interest and from 1 percent, with principal redaction for up to 81 years. Available as freehold or leasehold with Crown property timing options. Loans repayable yearly on a fixed day, no mortgage deed charge, with penalties only if paid in early years. Apply at any post office or savings bank or write to The Inspector General of Savings Banks, 28 Market Street, Melbourne.
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Savange Bank
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Market Street
Melbourne
Prosperous Hamilton town hall ceremony described in detail
The Hamilton paper reports on the planned erection and foundation ceremony for the new town hall. It notes the blessing of the foundation stone, speakers including Mayor James Young, and the anticipated parade and civic turnout. Details cover rail schedules, holiday excursions, and local preparations for the event.
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James Yorng
Fran’ Wright
Borougl
Hamilton
Lai
James Young
Meyor
Tia
Nomelore
Melbourne Weather Becomes Cool After Warm Day
Melbourne reports a warm and unpleasant day ending with a cool change by afternoon. Observatory readings at noon showed a high near 104 and a gusty wind pattern affecting the city.
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Melbourne
Mondey
Fragmented OCR News Item on Local Topics
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page mentions locations such as Peoria and Vermont and names like Mercer and Gaby ICA AYE WRTE PELE. The readable parts suggest a local item or notices but lack clear events or dates to confirm a full story or outcome.
London Telegrams Election Campaign Speech
London Sunday report notes Liberal whip Mr Falter addressing a meeting in Wiltshire. He defended Home Rule while noting potential arguments for local self government propounded by Mr Redmond and Mr Bir Peli, in response to Mr Walter Lang's questions.
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London
Falter
Asd
Waetbury
Wiltehire
Walter Lang
Redmond
Bir Peli
Churchill speech on unemployment in Warrington
Mr Winston Churchill as President of the Board of Trade argues against any single method to ease unemployment. He states the Development Act will not solve the problem and warns the Government will introduce measures to address unemployment if needed.
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London
Winston Churchill
Board of Trade
Warrington
Lord Gavendigh Defines Tariff Reform Death Blow
In Ulverstone, Lord Richard Gavendigh condemned the Jorde rejection of Sudgel beinuse as the death blow to tariff reform. He likened the event to a plague turning policy into a political parable.
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London
Richard Gavendigh
Ulverstone
Leeds Speech Critiques Home Rule Stance
Bart Cawior, former First Lord of the Admiralty, spoke in Leeds on Saturday night. He warned that only war would stop German aims and urged against home rule, asserting it would blind England to Pelast’s policy and threaten the country’s safety.
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Mondey
Bart Cawior
Admiralty
Mr. Walfotgr
Leeds
Irkela
Belfast
England
Erwin
Triangular Goktets Fearld Lodo in Manchester Deadlock
Unclear election notes imply a political gathering at Manchester with threats of protests and a conference between factions over a price of four shillings. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a fraught political event and potential demonstrations surrounding a poll.
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Lodo
Fartheamains
Puneral
Elvetion Urimentar
Iohour Party
Manchester
Bulgarian Government Deputation Attends Westminster Toll Service
A Bulgarian Government deputation and Bobranis will attend a centenary service at Westminster on 28th in memory of the Bulgarian rulers efforts for the Bulgarians in 1876 during Turkish atrocities. The ceremony honors those who aided European relief and signals recognition by Bulgarian authorities.
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Tondon
Westminster
Meneriad
Wil
Miners strike delays and lighting issues report
Sydney reports indicate western miners did not start work due to a hitch yesterday but will resume tomorrow. Street lighting in North Sydney is reported coated. Wharf labourers returned to work on the Federal Row. Minister of Mines predicts coal production will exceed state needs within three weeks and mines will operate fully.
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Sydney
Naval Defence Debate Foreseen By Mr Sproule
Mr Sproule, veteran Conservative figure, voices a stern view on imminent naval defence measures. The discussion centers on Dominion House proceedings and the urgency of rapid implementation amid naval tensions.
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London
Mr. Sproule
Ognadiag
Wilred Tidurer
Peratism Rage Horan Orfrated Marathon Result
Gardiner beat Daranda at the Al Hall marathon with a challenging course and a time near three minutes. The event featured Peratism Rage and notable performances amid rough conditions.
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London
Gardiner
Daranda
Hall
InState Ticket Teaser Stirs Local Buzz
A garbled note from Monday hints at in state travel or ticket sales involving Leopold Landon and Torin Lupa. The fragmentary text mentions events around Beton five and a date referencing January, with unclear details and names.
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Landon
Eve
Beton
Jan
Geelong Harbour Trust Bill Passed in Assembly
Midnight update reports the Assembly passed the Geelong Harbour Trust Bill and Bettied Hstaten Bill after a rapid session. Correspondent notes widespread state approvals, with details about the bills and their implications for regional development.
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Assembly
Geelong
Austrian Parliament Debates Representation in Cabinet
London dispatch reports a party split in the Austrian Parliament over cabinet representation and obstruction of proceedings in the Austrian Teet burath. Adrarians joined the movement objecting to the ten ermine elo treaty with Sorvin, the sitting lasting for hours.
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London
Sorvin
HIGAR AGUAN REVOLT CRUISE 83 SPOTLIGHTED
A garbled report references a revolt near Higar Aguan and a cruise numbered 83. Mentions Eutaly, marines, Qurhow, Patani, and a principal figure linked to Vaeine covet of Nicyrogua, indicating a security or colonial conflict scenario with unclear details.
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Higar Aguan
Cruise
London
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Goring
Nicyrogua
Coin Moulds Melbourne Monday Writings
Fragmentary text appears to describe coin moulds in Melbourne with references to dates and officials. The readable portion mentions a writ and a court or legal context, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. It preserves names or places but lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Warship Dea Muiira Nas? Nicaragua Fighting Proscribed
Fragmentary report notes a cruiser commander warned Nicaraguans against fighting, promising protection of American lives and property. The garbled text references military action and neutrality but lacks clear dates or names.
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London
Dea Muiira
Orloe
Ameriean
CANATH TRADE LONDON REPORTS EIGHT MONTHS SURGE
CANATH TRADE LONDON REPORTS A RISE OF 3 MILLION IN IMPORTS FOR EIGHT MONTHS AND EXPORTS OF 10 MILLION, MARKING SIGNIFICANT GROWTH IN TRADE FOR CANADA LONDON.
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London
Bundaye Canada
Motoring Record Set At Five Miles In Mini
Louis Strang drove a motor car five miles in a minute 18 seconds in Indianapolis. The measurement marks an automobile speed record of the era.
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London
Louis Strang
Smin
Totdianapolis
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