Injury at chaff cutter and port activity report
A worker had three fingers caught in a chaff cutter but an ear, belt, and cutter were removed to free them. Another man, Mr Symbell, suffered shock but is improving. Portland trade notes report booming bearbor facilities and substantial overseas shipments including 20 tons of hurley and condensed milk.
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Symbell
Portland
Othe Warrnaam Tool
United Service
Bagdad
Mosul
Lausanne
Vegetables and Wheat Dominate Odd News and Trials
A long fragmented report covers a fatal accident in a town, a search for a missing girl named Eva, and a chaotic scene at a railway or street crossing with injuries. It includes mentions of a hospital, a Mr Conlan, and a Mrs Whis with tied events, plus details on overtime at wheat stacks in the Wimmera and Mallee, and local notices about piano lessons and police recruitment challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimmera
Mallee
North Greeg
Tortherver
Record of record milk yields and cattle milestones
A historic dairy item notes milk cows reaching and surpassing milestones. Colantha, a Friesian, has daily yields over eleven gallons and lifetime averages of 54 gallons, with multiple calves. It also mentions new high producing cows and a dentist visiting Horvboo and Dim bowls for appointments.
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Keeney
Mail
Ake Hetty
Britain
Colantha
Haddesley Glen Stately
Marris Markham
Dinner talk in Stelbourne sparks license reform debate
Report from a Commercial Travellers' Club gathering in Stelbourne on a Thursday evening shows Lavweon praising progress on licensing powers. The discussion centers on Parliament granting authority to regulate public amenities and sanitary standards to improve public convenience amid concerns about uneven local conditions.
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Stelbourne
Thurstor
Lavweon
Eoote Legon
Drowning and Accidents Near Virginia and Cronulla
A series of holiday drownings and collisions reported across Australian locales. Mehiwis Sumner drowned while swimming near Brahe Creek after a collision with a vehicle at Elwwwod road. Five people perished in a separate fire linked to a tram accident near Port Willunga. C upenford drowned during a flight incident near Cronulla with engine trouble and a crash. Police and rescue crews found multiple casualties and several injuries at the various scenes.
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Mehiwis Sumner
Rase Street
Meomding
Waverley
Nisw
Pire
Port Willunga
S.A
Cupenford
Cronulla
Nsw
Deagloposi
CIA
Oswald Yore
Hamilton College scholar awards and local visits noted
The article lists Joe Wawne among notable scholarstype candidates at Hamilton College and mentions a visit by veterans to Horsham during New Year festivities. It records Knightings in Victoria, probate duties paid by Union Trustee Co. and executors for Charles Shannon, with estate value and charitable bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ob Warth
Hanmilton College
Joe Wawne
Eale
Clear Lake
Plier Mose
Mavis Nalier
Homan Telepnom
Earhans
Hamilton Exchange
Mbgut
Miller
Alemne
Broest Engle
Syilbes
Hossham
Frood
Miss Bean
Horsham
Torsham
Arthur Robinson
David Orme Masson
Treorge Ueceden
Union Trustee Co. of Australia, Ltd
H. M. Strachan
Charles Shannon
Lnte
Gorlong
Commissioner of Taxes
Marriage Celebrated in Roman Catholic Church
The marriage was celebrated in the Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday. The couple, Mr. cod hire Kieley of Goroke and daughter of Mrs. H. a of son-street Nichill, with Magner Diapur. Rev. Father Howell officiated. The wedding also took place at Perring's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cod Hire Kieley
Goroke
H. A
Son-Street
Nichill
Magner Diapur
Father Howell
Perring's
Wanson Poll Declares Rodgers Winner in Hamilton
Final returns show J. McNeill 13338 Labour A 12887 Nat. Rodgers wins by small margin with D. H. Gibson CP conceding loss. McNeill praises farming support and Labour’s land policy, while Rodgers contemplates another run and Gibson predicts future Country representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanson
Hamilton
J. McNeill
Lab
Rodgers
D. H. Gibson
C.P
McNeill
Labor
Jauigttag Aanior
Smith
Gibson
Wannen
Country Party
Senator Millen Re-elected in New South Wales Race
Senator Millen minister for Re patriation has been returned for New South Wales in the final second seat tally Millen 279975 votes Grant as recorded by the election officials The result confirms Millen as the incumbent in the state’s senate contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millen
New South Wales
Grant
Rodgers and Wannon in Melbourne electoral outlook
Mr A S Rodgers, arriving in Melbourne, states Wannon is not a Labor seat and will contest again. He notes anti-Labor forces split while Labor gains momentum amid broader political friction. Transport of wheat shows strong harvest progress with over 1.4 million bags moved to seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Wannon
A. S Rodgers
Melbourne
Railway Department
Seaboard
Milway Transport
Victoria win by 268 runs in interstate cricket match
Victoria defeated South Australia by 268 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Victoria first innings 328 declared, second innings 287. South Australia totals included 367 in their first innings and weak scores in the follow on, with Wallace, Lid dicutt, Hartkopf and Ryder among bowlers taking key wickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Melbourne Cricket Ground
A. Everardson
Wallace Pellew
Wallace
L. Rundle
Liddient
V. Richardson
St. Ellis
Hart- Ma Se
Ae Au Gould
Mayne
Ryder
Townsend
Hartkopf
Kymill
Williams
Bennett
Whitty
Liddicutt
Morton
Ge Oy
Moe
Auctioneers Report on Woot Estate Sale by John Fenton Co
John Fenton and Co report selling the well known Woot estate five miles from Colersine. The 11 405 acre property ranges from rich pasture and dairying land to light farming land. Described as a capital estate suitable for subdivisional purposes with good improvements and netted value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fenton & CO
Messrs
Hamilton
Interv.een Ae
Woot
Colersine
Ian Did
Deepl v tions plan signals possible rupture
A French semi-official statement hinted at a rupture in the plan but the conference proceeded without interruption and adjourned until tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ceuaihe
Paris conference outlook bleak as breakdown looms
The United Service notes a gloomy Paris conference scene with a likely breakdown. Bonar Law may return to London Thursday as France readies military action and an ultimatum on January 15. British ministers expect a rapid conference dissolution and aim to limit entente breach. Berlin says Bonar Law's plan overestimates payment capacity but could serve as negotiation basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Daily Mail
Bonar Law
France
Berlin
Germany
French Premier Poincare Attacks British Plan At Conference
Poincare voiced detailed criticisms of a British plan claiming it would nullify the Peace Treaty and hamper the Reparations Commission. He warned that France Belgium and Italy could fall into a minority on the Foreign Finance Council due to the German finance minister’s casting vote. The Belgian delegate Theunin supported his stance and voiced disappointment with the British scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Poincare
France
Belgium
Italy
Foreign Finance Council
Bonar Law
M. Theunin
Railway Union Extends Loan To Members In Hard Times
The National Union of Railwaymen granted a loan of £20 to railway workers amid depreciation of the mark to help them through difficult economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Union of Railwaymen
Nhill and district race meetings announce prize boosts
Entries close January 13 for Jung races at Anderson's Hotel. Nhill races set for January 27 with £233 prize money. Warracknabeal club raises prizes to £250. Goroke delegates fix upcoming meet dates and restructure clubs, with Cottage Hospital fundraiser on March 12 and a Brush Steeplechase cap at £49. Publican’s booth debated. officers elected. Hopetoun Club report notes £165 in gate takings and race results across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham District
Anderson's
NHILL
B. C. Roe
Goroke
Topan
Goroke Mechanics’ Hall
Cottage Hospital
Hopetoun Turf Club
C. Woodfine
Royal Stick
Evens
Pony Eace
Shiftling
Strel Trust
the Rock
Foss
Byrnite
Master Kingling
Trusty Vale
Royal Stella
Ragmauritive
Picture Me
Iornerman
Pearson wins mile handicap at Geelong Highland Sports
P L Pearson of Horsham claimed victory in the mile handicap at Geelong Highland Sports, covering 125 yards in a strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong
P. L. Pearson
Horsham
Stamps Purchase Flags World’s Most Complete NZ Collection
A dealer bought the Mann collection of New Zealand stamps for £20,000, claimed the most complete in the world. The set began 40 years ago and includes key pieces from major collections. The buyer may offer it to a museum. if not, the stamps will be broken up.
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New Zealand
Tennis Wareacenabeal Tournament Report
Keen competition at Wer racknabeal on Monday saw deep travel for contenders. Tootell and King dominated Men's A Doubles, Fielding and Graham won Men’s B Doubles, and Mrs Macdonald with Miss Pimpeon took the Ladies Doubles. RB Hudson defeated EB Sims in a mixed set, and K McLennan with Mrs King claimed B Grade Mixed Doubles. Divisions for A Grade Open Singles and A Grade Mixed Doubles were affected by fading light.
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Wareacenabeal
Werracknabeal
Tootell
Horsham
King
Rnmp
Middleton
Turner
Neill
Messrs
Fielding and
Graham
Rainbow
Verne
Caldwell
Minnip
Mrs. Macdonald
Miss Pimpeon
Barker
Ihrehig
RB. Hudson
EB. Sims Rainbow
K. McLennan
Mra. King
Brim
D. Sanders
Miss Baker
Willenabrina
I—S
Marnoo
T. B. Hammond
Warracknabeil
W. A. Meclelland
Miss Bordern
Birchip
Irish Irregulars Raid Bantry and Aglish
London reports state Irish Irregulars shot a civilian at Bantry and raided the village of Aglish in County Wexford. They looted shops, adding to upheaval amid Lausanne talks.
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United Service
London
Bantry
Aglish
County Wexford
Government takes over Great South-Western Railway in Dublin
The Government will take control of the Great South-Western Railway to cover the gap between receipts and expenses, costing taxpayers about £11,000 weekly. Three other founder-backed firms are unlikely to reach quick union settlements. A County Wexford railway station was destroyed. A Dublin soldier was kidnapped and tied to a tree for forty hours after refusing to reveal military information. The Belfast Lord Mayor received word from the Prince of Wales that his Belfast visit invitation remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Dublin
Great South-Western Railway
County
Wexford
Belfast
Prince of Wales
Church and Chapel Services Listed for Epiphany Week
Local notices list church services across HORSHAM LOWER NORTON GREENLAND DAM VECTIS EAST and surrounding areas. Preachers include A J Ingham C Clark and Mr Pengelly with times ranging from early morning to evening Evensong and Communion services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsham
GO. Wong
Ker G
Wong
Greenland Dam
G. Wong
C. Clark
Kalkee
Pengelly
Remlaw
Stawell Football Club Rehires W Twomey as Coach
At a committee meeting the Stawell Football Club decided to re engage W Twomey of Collingwood as coach for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawell Club
Stawell Football Club
W. Twomey
Collingwood
Tenders for Kowree Shire bids due January 1923
Tenders must be delivered to the Kowree Shire Office by 12 noon on Monday the Sunday of January 1923. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. By order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kowree
Horsham Club Selects Team for Dimboola Bowling Match
A Horsham bowling side lines up to face Dimboola tomorrow at the local rinks. Team captain Kirwood leads C Reynolds E Bolton Hoskin Huf Blight Robinson Fisher Langlands Stanistreet Pates Mitchell G Davies Perring Gardiner JW Davis Emergencies B Jackman and D Barwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Dimboola
Kirwood
C, Reynolds
E. Bolton
Hoskin
Huf
Blight
Robinson
Fisher
Langlands
Stanistreet
Pates
Mitchell
Davies
Princess Victoria Improves From Illness
United Service notes Princess Victoria, the King's sister, who had bronchitis, is improving after her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Victoria
Test match drawn as England and South Africa struggle on wicket
Capetown report notes South Africa all out for 242 in their second innings with Catterall 76 Taylor 6 Kennedy 4 for 58 Macaulay 5 for 4. England 388 in first innings and 86 for 6 in second at stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Capetown
Be Africa
Catterall
Taylor
Kennedy
Macaulay
England
Africa
Horsham to Host Warracknabeal in Anticipated Cricket Clash
Horsham faces Warracknabeal at home with a strong lineup including C. McPherson H. McPherson J Whitty and G. Ellis and a draw last meeting. Players must report by 1.45 pm and inform the secretary if unavailable. Brim Springs Cricket Club holds a general meeting tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
Brim Springs Cricket Club
Spain
M. A. Macinnes
See
Miller Farmer Dies Aged 75 In Australia City
Mr Gottfried Frederick Miller a farmer from Katyil died at seventy five of illness in South Australia and his remains were transported to Victoria for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottfried Frederick Miller
Twee- Jah
South Australia
Victoria
Treasury Accounts Ode Out 3 Rye Isstsatan
Treasury notices list accounts and amounts with odd spellings and unclear names. Readers should verify figures related to a Toon Lake project and a Devt wom grant of 4 dollars.
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Ode Out
Rye Isstsatan
Jack
Devt Wom
Unscrambled Fragments Hint at Medical Remedy Tale
Odd quoted lines describe taking a small dose of Bismag to ease pain or stomach troubles. The text mixes advice with garbled phrases, mentioning Bisulated Mag nesia and a phrase about taking something when all else fails. Names, dates, and clear context are missing.
Stawell Athletic Club Easter Festival Announces £700 Prize
The Stawell Athletic Club offers £700 in prize money for its Easter festival. The champion pedestrian will compete against entrants from Australia and New Zealand in a major country-town event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawell Athletic Club
Australis
New Zealand
Brawell
Holy Communion Services Across Parishes
In Horsham Rev. E. G. Petherick leads at 3 pm in Dooen and 7 pm in Laharam. Rev. W Williams conducts at 3 pm in Horsham and 7 pm at St. Helen's Plains. No service at Brimpsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsham
E. G. Petherick
Dooen
G. B. Woodgate
W Williams
ST. Helen's Plains
N.B
Brimpsen
General Lists now printed for North-Western Province
The General Lists for the North-Western division are printed and available for inspection without charge. Copies may be viewed at the registrar's Horsham office or at every post office within the division until the revision test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aethue A. Rogers
Horsham
Harvest Tractor Demonstration Near Tarrangark
Farmers invited to a demonstration of two new Moline Universal One Man Tractors at Bodda farm near Tarrangark on January 13 at 2 o clock. One machine will couple to a 10 foot harvester and the other to a one foot header with both operated from the seat. Details available in the Leader of Australasian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline Universal
Mesers
W. G
L. BR. Bodda
Tarrenyark
Gaturedat
ME. L. BR
Bodda
Tarrangark
Aubrey
Srey
Mareh
Winmsers
Maller
The
of Education
Enquirica
Water use penalty notice for non domestic do not exceed five pounds
Notice warns that any person using water without a 9 meter for non domestic purposes will be prosecuted without further notice and fined up to five pounds. By order Arnold Dean secretary dated 4 1 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Dean
Notice of Settlements on Shared Burnlea Dairy Interest
Buyer demands settlement of all outstanding accounts to RK HL CROSS by the first day of the month after sale of my share in Burnlea Dairy. No further credit will be extended to the named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnlea
Cross
Ballarat College Opens 1903 Term for Public Pupils
Ballarat College promotes public schooling with Rev John Walker as Chairman of the Council and A B M Principal. Preparatory class for six year olds, scholarships for sons of fallen or disabled soldiers, strong games and rowing program. First term 1903 begins February 13, telephone instruction provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballarat
John Walker
Certificated University Offering Limited Rupium Terms
A university announces a small number of rupium terms starting February 3. The notice indicates limited slots and outlines term beginnings and eligibility details for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Malbeurms
Pan charged with KemicO Powder to reduce sewerage odor
The item describes a pan charged when empty with KemicO Powder claimed to turn sewerage into a sanitary odorless liquid with paper included. It lists original cost £317 6d and upkelp first six months at nil, then 3d per week.
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Amd
Ener -Gie
Eva
Chrostetae
Jeffeott
Conlan
Eas
Eos Trond
Australia
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Leing
Swat
Ro Smith
Merwyn
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Torme
C. Keumeon
Warangs
Murray River
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Pb Thomas
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Dimbowls
Thursdon
Pebrosry
ME Rodgers
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Carlton
Mano
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M. Pioncare
Germay
BY Railwaymen's Union
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Hopetoun
der the Satan
Secaeeas Axe
H. Henderson
Lake Hindmarsh Sports
Lake Hindmarsh
Jepparit
Hindmarsh
Memorial Hall
Sheffield
W. Harden
J . R. Cunningham
Jeparit
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G. Muir
H. Block
E. Gloury
F. Haines
Rainbow School
Teparit School
Warracknaben
M.R
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Horsham District Hospital
F. J. Millar
Keyte
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Railway Avenue
Chapred Hill Laundry
BR. Peel
Henry Street
Dr. Felstead
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Balmoral Road
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N. Hutchinson
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C. Britten
Darlot Street
J. McAuley & Son
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Roberts Avenue
Permewan, Wright & CO
Paone
Salvation Army
Pynsent Street
Church OF England
Lower Norton
W. Reed
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McPherson Street
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North Riding
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South Africa
Rey Ao
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Inee
Um — Newman
Haan
Inman
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North-Western Province
Horsham Division
Borough OF Horsham Waterworks Trust
Mel James Felstead
Dixon Matroa
Ballarat College
Miss Viola Allan
Paramount
All Star
Alan Justine Johnstone
Broadway
Comedy and Gazette
Gun Club
A. E. Carthew
Nhill Races
R. C. Roe
Jung
Horsham Hospital
Horsham Racecourse
J. Anderson
Geo. Tydeman, H. Lutze
Youngere Sale
Brimsprings Cricket Club
W. P. Davey
Davey
Motor Garage
W. Lloyd
Royal Hotel
Royal Heel Horsham
State Electricity Commission OF Victoria
Biom
the Dale
Benalla
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Camperdown
Goslong
Kerang
Wonthaggi
Mildura
Sir Essendon
Footecray
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Prahran
Mouth Melbourne
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