Rain and crops lift at Longerenong as May proves fruitful
At Longerenong Agricultural College May rainfall reached 153 points, totaling 631 for the year. Horsham stood 360 points for May, while 811 acres are prepared for wheat and oats, with dairy and poultry expansions under way and a goodwill visit from Dookie College.
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Longerenong Agricultural College
G. B. Woodgate
Horsham
Incubster
Gulf
Dookie
AL CL Drovermann
Bern Fe
Isaiow
Aryshire
The Wounds' Great Peppermint Cure Debut
A whimsical verse fragment extols a famed peppermint cure amid weather and romance. The text blends playful imagery of sun and rain with a cryptic line about choosing joy over hardship.
Early Australian bicycle circumnavigation efforts near 1900
The report recounts Arthur Richardson of Perth who rode solo around Australia starting June 1899, covering about 11 500 miles over eight months, facing wild country and black fears, and notes later riders including D McKay and Arthur Wakeling who aimed to break time and distance records with ambitious weekly mileage and routes via Adelaide Perth and the Northern Territory.
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West Australian
Dunlop Co
Australia
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Perth
D. McKay
Arthur Wakeling
Melbourne
Brewele
Downs
Adelaide
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Cloncurry
Queensland
Wakeling
Aplen Hd
Ocowins
Horsham Club Season Ends With Trophies Awarded
Horsham clubs closed their season with a trophy presentation by President Mrs Bye. Winners included Miss Wallis for B grade, Mrs Farrell for A grade, and Mrs Wilmoth securing multiple events. The season featured numerous trials and a philanthropic return of donated prizes as the lawns close until next season.
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Bye
Mors.Farrell
Pye
Eld
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Farrel
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J. Lawsen
N. Smith
Mrs. Simpson
Bee
Mise Wallis
Schowennesen
Miss Wilmoth
McReliamd
Ome
Melanand
Melanand’s Trophy, Won Two Mrs. Piiretave : End of Game, Mrs. Wilmeth
Miss Wilmeth
Haf
Mr. Blaretave
Velland
Main
McLelland
Unusual Golf Incident at Kaniva Club
A Kaniva golf club member, daily player, drove from the No. tee and sliced his ball into a plantation behind foosball goal posts. After a 15 minute search he found it lodged in the fork of two small branches high in a tree and managed to strike it free with his driver.
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Sheffield
Gloucester
Bvea
Yorkshire
Kaniva
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