Disease in animals caused by mice in Wimmera district
Minyip veterinary surgeon J Barne told Minyip Progress Association that mice spread diseases to horses and other animals, resembling spinal meningitis. He cited brain involvement, seizures, and paralysis, urged farming action, and noted fodder and storage changes to curb the outbreak and protect livestock.
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Fello Min
J. Barne
Minyip
Minyiy
Argus
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Sam
Miavip
Warrackoaleal Agriculural Safety
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Uae
England
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Pondentis
Empire origin food labeling Bill in Commons
London reports Mr Ruggles Brice introducing a ten minute rule Bill in the House of Commons. The measure requires all imported foodstuffs to be marked with their empire or foreign origin and to bear the country of manufacture. Brice argues Britain has long bought on trust and must know what they are buying.
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London
State officials punished for textile trade offenses in Russia
Five state officials have been sentenced to death in Russia for trading in textiles, with two dozen other officials receiving three to ten year prison terms for related offenses. State bakery officials were recently sentenced to death for bread speculation.
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Moen
God
German ships idle as ports write down losses
Bremen reports a quarter of North German Lloyd ships idle with 238 weeks of work. Hamburg America Line records a loss of £200,800 to cover deficits, with both lines assessing two thirds of the capital as write downs amid idle vessels and reduced activity in the North German Lloyd and Hamburg America fleets.
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Floep
North German Lloyd Company ix
Hamburg Amerika
Aloss
Cajial
German Town Bankruptcy Forces Asset Sales Near Biestau
The municipality of Roebes near Biestau is bankrupt. Assets including headworks and gravel pits are being sold to raise funds to pay out creditors and settle debts.
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Retin
Roebes
Biestau
Ork
British By Election Keeps Liberal Seats at Mountrese
In the by election caused by Lord Hatchisen's elevation to the peerage, Colonel Charles Kerr and Douglas Enishe faced the Nationalists amid a wartime political shift. The result retained the National Liberal seat, with Kerr securing support against opponents in a tense electoral climate.
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House of Comins
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Olonel
Charles Kerr
NATO
Tow Kennedy
Douglas Enishe
Escottish
Elutehisom
Melatush
Britain at Ottawa and the Empire’s give and take
The Ottawa conference aims for balanced wartime collaboration among Dominions and Britain. Leaders stress cooperation over conquest, seeking mutual gains for the Empire while addressing common problems. Lord Houston notes Ottawa’s tough issues, predicting goodwill and compromise will guide decisions. Mr de Valera, expected Irish Free State president, reportedly may not attend due to domestic duties in Ireland.
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Daswin
Ottawa
Britain
Husistian
de Valera
Irish Free State
Harbor Collision In Portland Harbor Strikes Steamer Mieller
The pleasure steamer Mieller collided with the submarine Rainbow in Portland Harbor. Mieller was holed on the starboard side and 150 passengers were transferred to the submarine, which sustained only minor damage. The Rainbow headed out of the harbor as Premier towed to Weymouth leaking badly.
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Rainbow
Portland
Portland Harbor
Premier Hai
Weymouth
Nazi Brown Shirts ban likely to be reimposed in Germany
Berlin reports the Reich Government plans to issue another decree as it seeks a compromise over defiance by Bavaria Württemberg and Baden regarding the removal of the Brown Shirt ban. The new decree would empower state police to reimpose the ban for limited or local arenas at their discretion.
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Reich
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Wurtemburg
Baden
Deere
New Zealand Girl Aquaplanes Dover to Calais in 75 Minutes
Miss Lily Copplestone, a New Zealander, rode an aquaplane towed by a motor boat from Dover to Calais in 75 minutes. She described the last two notes as niggling the strain during her climbs as the craft rode the sea.
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London
Lily Copplestone
Copplestone
Dover
Calais
Long Two Mile Bridge Project Draws Danish Backing
A provisional agreement with Denmark's Minister of Public Works backs a two mile long bridge and railway across the Sturtres men near Sydney. Dorman Longana Company to oversee construction with estimated costs and timeline under review.
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White
Ae Sydney Shacker
Regulation Charges Against Local Traders From Mails Ledger
An obscure 19th century note reports enforcement actions against merchants and healers, detailing fines and regulatory charges. It mentions lime and dried fruit requirements, studiously listing penalties, and references to local officials administering payments and licenses.
Australian Woman Editor Proprieta Overseas in Queensland Dispatch
Miss Lewuera J. Gregory, editor proprietor of the weekly News in the Urevden district of Queensland, sails for England May 3 to advance aviation coverage. She leads the paper as proprietor editor and advertising manager of the two‑q‑maper weekly News, serving a broad Victorian North region with rivals from Callas to Dorr Ther win. The Victoria native is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J S roof Lengercrigg and recently married, heading abroad for a toll law succession.
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Creyden
de Cota
Sme Loweden
Moss Gregory
Gr Traydun
Nining
Cemere
Gulf of Carpentaria
Copplestone Plans Solent Swim After Whagmel Try
Miss Copplestone trains hard for an attempt to swim the Whagmel in August and then aims to cross the Solent where the sea is choppier. She maintains balance despite faint unease as she prepares for the challenge.
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