Late Mr. John Young Mourned By Nhill Community
Tributes flow for John Young a pioneer businessman and public servant in Nhill who died after a platform accident at the railway station. He led Young Bros. and served on many local bodies including Nhill Library, Rifle Club, Cricket and Football clubs, and Water Trusts. Born in Ballarat, he grew farming and auctioneering, supported war efforts, and left a legacy of public service and enterprise.
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Remembering John Young A Wise Community Leader
The community of Nhill mourns the death of John Young, a tireless public servant and founder of key local institutions. He shaped Nhill hospital, library, A and P Society, and supported rifle clubs, fire brigade, bands, and sports. A devout Presbyterian elder, he guided religious and charitable efforts, leaving a lasting legacy of public service and friendship.
Distressing accident injures Heywood child fingers
From Our Own Correspondent Heywood report says three children played with a tomahack and a three year old boy severed two middle fingers of his right hand. The injured child and father were taken to Portland by Gen Keilner in a motor sidecar to Dr Sleeman who may save one finger and the child remains under Nurse Standing care at Heywood.
Portland Notes From Our Own Correspondent Highlights Local Losses and Delayed Exhibits
Port land notes report that the agricultural society shelved plans to exhibit at the Melbourne show due to discouraging reports from subcommittees. Local soldier casualties and honors are listed, including Private Cook and Private Pulwards, with Alexander Malcolm receiving news of his brother’s death in France and Private Heaslewood earning a French War Cross. A pioneer resident, Mr Richard Boyle, dies at age 84, survived by a widow and six sons. Theod a Partiperoo is treated after a serious accident, and fishermen seek harbour netting rights within a restricted area. The council debates netting, with the matter postponed awaiting formal notice.
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Natura Treitment Offers Hope for Ill Health
Mrs Clifford at the Nature Health Co. invites those in health trouble to learn if their ailment is within reach of Natura treatment. The pamphlet promises interviews and advice, noting symptoms like liver issues, fatigue, and nervous weariness may respond to the regimen. A Wednesday session at 240 Mad Doty Duty Hotel will be held from 1 to 7 PM, and again on Wednesday evening.
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