Welcome Home Feat Highlights Town's Jubilation Evening
Back from the Front a Homecoming at the Me F Thomas residence drew about 140 people. A concert honored Sergeant Wes and featured local singers, with remarks by Mr Domaschenr and guests praising his service. The night included speeches, songs, and a grand supper, ending in festive camaraderie and memory of brave deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackheath
Thomas
Herd
Horne
Martens
Emswal Pomerby
Ob W. Theemas
Deer A. KB
Tika
Wille
Robinson
Mir. F. Hale Janes
Messrs
AL Reater
Jordan
Cochrane
Dalila
Wisse
Ekgler Vole Atari
Ste
Egger
Bayrech
WalFort
Catrin
P Deogebeet
Tye
Vhliny Beate
Vlad
Felfin
Fragments From A Festive Evening Display
A garbled account describes a public exhibition organized by Mrs. Demaschene and Miss Wrorchboure with volunteers, featuring a grand display in a large hall. Vehicles, exhibitions, food, and entertainment captivated visitors from Friday evening onward, culminating in a ceremonial open with remarks by Mr. Thommaechers and a public remarriage welcome.
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Cobdle
Heniertpad
Thommaechers
All Vehicles From Our Factory Covered for New Transport
Factory notice states all vehicles leaving our plant are inspected and warranted. The policy covers delivery units and ensures compliance with safety standards prior to shipment.
War Loan Stocks and Wheat Certificates In Market Rates
Markets show wheat certificates and war loan stocks at current market rates. Geir Books invites bids for ab oT mel OSes and related bonds, with terms to be announced.
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Geir Books
Missionary Sermon Highlights Korea Work and Need
The Horsham congregation heard Reverend Wat recount seven years of Korean mission activity by the Presbyterian church. He stressed Christianity as a universal missionary force, noting vast populations outside the church and harsh poverty. many Koreans still live in darkness while women especially show fatigue and hardship. He urged believers to fulfill Christ’s command by spreading the gospel and lifting people from ignorance and suffering.
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Horsham
Conant
A. C. Wat
Wimmera
Wright
Jesus Christ
Emad
Korea
Kores
Victoria
Vietoria
Dave
Roddlosts
Aley
Vard
Eee
Middle A
Christ
Gospel message drives Korean mission and sacrifice
A speaker urges Christians to deepen faith and support missions to Korea. He argues education and resources help, but only the gospel can truly transform lives, calling believers to personal sacrifice and sending the message of salvation to distant peoples as commanded by Christ.
Horsham Markets and Stock Sales Chronicle
Moderate yardings at Horsham yards with sizable clearances. Merino lambs and ewes sold well, crobreds and cross weaners brought strong prices. Numerous upcoming sales listed includingstallion parade at Horsham and stock auctions at Natimuk Minyip and Beulah with hundreds to thousands of sheep and cattle expected.
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Messia. Young Bros
Horsham
Horsham Corporation
Casterton
Thoreday
Marivo
Turket
Hamilton
T H
Laidlaw
Koniva
Murten
Minyip
Dimbeola
Beulah
Goreke
Char Lake
W. T. Edmonds
Fernies Estate
P.m. Luseheon
J. Britt
Rainbow
Wilbur Stock Sale
Warracknabwal
Special Sheep Sale At Mesure Glenthompson Yards
A high sale conducted by Messers John Fenton and Co in conjunction with Reid and Brown at Glenthompson on the 12th inst drew buyers from Hamilton Geelong Wilburts Ararat and local towns. The sale featured 3720 sheep with strong bidding and varied lots including ewes and lambs to Lincoln rams, merino wethers, and crossbred stock.
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Mesers
John Fenton and Co
Messrs, Reid and Brown
Mesure
Woln Fenton and Co
Glenthompson
Hamilton
Geelong
Wilburs
Ararat
Teethey
Lincoln
W. V
H. L. M. Bogan
W. V. Brimatombe
Me. W. Deuus
M. EK
McLeod
Dunkeld
Mr. A. Thacker
Wintoe
Glenthompeon
J. V. Walter
Ting Stooth
Denronald
Glesthompeos
Local events and notices from Natimuk minutes and accidents
Daily friends and well wishers bid farewell to Mrs BR Bird at Mechan Ikca institute. A horse collided with a motor bike near the show ground injuring none but the horse was destroyed. Natimak Agricultural Society votes to keep the new show ground with £300 raised and aims for £600. Dr Bird’s health improves and Dr Murray hopes for full recovery. Medical staff changes and notable local appointments announced. Army servicemen Maw ven and Thomas Dickerson receive welcome home honours.
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BR. K. Bird
Mechanikca’institute
Thureday
BR. G. ‘Tare
Calder
Bevellenia
T. and .J. Barker
Hl. Schurmann
E. Schumann
M. Kroschel
Aird
Natimuk
FE. E. Werkison
University Vloh
Melbourne
Hartiworthas
Whch
Marchison
ML Wickford
Everett Maw
Bowden
Wimoorta River
Natiouk
Thomas Dickerson
Pate
J. Dickerson
Weather Improves After Recent Dry Spell
The weather has been boisterous with heavy showers totaling two points of rain, easing after a drying wind.
Rainfall May Totals Low in Salt Lakes
May rainfall in Salt Lakes totaled 10 pyinte with a go fall needed to allow croppane. Ground too hard to plough has left crops at a standstill for several weeks. The season opener football match saw Marrow tub vs Local lad e in battle at the district Lakes.
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Jocal Lade
Cstme Tar Ay Wach Wicknese
Weather crops and livestock report from the farm
The weather remains dry aiding crops while farm hands harvest oats. Lambing is well advanced and livestock look healthy. Foxes are a concern as losses rise and farmers seek remedies to protect flocks.
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Mort
Weather and farming notes from the district report
Waving pearly reports favorable dry weather with some sun and good roads yet crops need rain. Farmers expect a soaking rainfall Tuesday morning but it did not arrive and only light points were recorded. Sheep and lambing activity rise as rabbits and birds attract attention. dogs trap lambs and shipments move toward the railway for market. Destruction by pests and the sale of city-shipped goods are mentioned.
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Lipiah
Ploci
Jallusbe
Comal Committee discusses enlarging and fencing show grounds
Friday evening the conference of delegates considered enlarging and issuing the show revenue. Mr Stewart explained the ground needs and agreed that moving the six foot iron fence to a cyclone fence with barbed wire would better protect the valuable corrugated iron tie well used by the Agricultural Society for other purposes.
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Comal
Stewart
Eddy
Agricultural Society
Community Works Plan Pinched By Approval Needs
A proposed fence and path works around a lake are set for approval by the Waterworks Trust and Shire Council. A Bank of Victoria branch opened in Duncan Street with Mr Symonds as Horsham manager. The Murton Wattle Club opens its dance at Mechanics Hall. A regional caretaker plan for take and reserve properties was not recommended. Arbor Day was celebrated with extensive tree planting at Coromby and Murron East State schools. War Savings drives and Commonwealth Honor Certificates were highlighted by inspector Russell.
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Euch
Tag Resemmasdel
She Agricultural S
The
Agricultural Society
Waterworks Trust
Shire Council
West Riding
Improvgivente Te Bracea
Caprosaniog Marmna
Bank of Victoria
Duncae Street
Wadnesday
Mr. Symonds
Horsham
Wan Nied
L J. Dawes
Gentleeman
Twe
Urtog
Murton
Mechanics’ Hall
Progress Committee
Agricultural Society Race Club
Athletic Club
All Angling Society
H. G. Warmuth
Russell
Commonwealth
Coromby
Patriotic Hod War Saving Fund
Warracknabeal Notes and Community Updates
Influenza cases in Warracknabeal remain low with two reported last week. The golf opening occurred on King's Birthday with favorable conditions. A.N.A. leader Mr McLean visits Warracknabeal to address members tonight. Union Bank manager Mr Wells to Ballarat. five and a half years here end with a popular transfer. Private Stanley Burke welcomed back by band and locals. Protestant Federation branch reports £70 sent to head office for propaganda and branch activity. war work progress noted. South Cannum formed a strong branch. plans for Bengerang and other ports. Brim branch reaches 150 members. District Inspector Mr Russell presents school certificates for war savings. Christina McRae and Alan McKenzie wed at Glen Wyton Wallup in a lawn ceremony. Wallup crop progress favorable. early finish for seeding. rain desired for crop vigor. Livestock farming steady. lambing underway. foxes plentiful, warnings for sheep owners.
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Warracken- Wem
A.N.A
McLean
Warrackenben
F. BR. Wells
Union Bank
Ballarat
Warrackoibea
Duri
Wells
Welle
Stanley Burke
Niew. Burke
Warracknabenl
South Cannum
Bengerang
Brim
Russell
Ailwa School
Glenwylton
Wallup
F. McHae
Christina McRae
Alan McKenzie
Roderick McKenzie
Kolora
Don. MicKennie
F. McRae
Minpen Belle
Lizzia McRae
Dimboola Club Ceases After Hostility Eviction Incident
The Dimbool Emitting Club dissolves following hostile eviction events. A corporal and two men are reported wounded in a troubling incident labeled a significant disruption to local affairs.
Neen Appointed to Golf Club Leadership in Vresident
The text lists club officials: Goethe savier-pre sidente Mev. 1, D Clarke as captain, W. dack song as vice captain, V Browne as secretary, M I Kendell as committee member, with others including Curie Wall Bennett Poewhcke and Whelan noted for match input and handicap comparison.
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Neen
Vresident
Goethe Savier-Presidente
A Williams
He. D. Clarke
W. Dacksong
V. Browne
Iecneaver
M. I. Kendell
Whelan
Fy Conde
W. Jackson
C. ¥. Browne
Randell
Marriage At Mr Albert Seroop Residence Nhill
The wedding of Wine Levin Seroop and Veicle Harr took place at Mr Albert Seroop's Minpur residence with Rev Walkine officiating from Wendie Church Nhill. Bridesmaid Mise Brown and the bridegroom in uniform were accompanied by Mr A Weeoreee at Meekae. The couple left by motor for Serviceton to begin their life together.
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One Arealell
Argall
Kinta
Winhd Tee Zon
F.C. Dahtenaburg
Chas. A. Peterson
W. Peterson
Nelsonstreet
Ty Warris
Tl BR. Harris
Aherson-Etrert
Heen
Levin Sere West
Monry Seroop
Veiele Harr
Vox
Tuy
Serviceton
Albert
Seroop
Minpur
Walkine
Et Wendie
Nhill
Mise Brown
Mise Brown. the Bridegroom Was In Ilitmey
Unifor
A. Weeoreee
Meekae
Servicetop
Beulah Council Toast Marks North Western Province Election
During a luncheon at Beulah Karkarooe Shire councillors honored Dr. Goodie for an unopposed North Western Province Legislative Council election. Dr. Gore praised, while speakers Ackland and doctors O’Loughlin Richards Morley Raggatt Howe joined in toasts as residents cheered.
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Karkarooe Shire
C. Marshman San
Goodie
North Western
Legislative Council
Hopetoun Ang
Gore
Ackland
O'Loughlin
Richards
Morley
Raggatt
Howe
Goudie
Unius
Commonwealth
Heulsh-Hopetoun
Wimmera
Mallee
Nateeaspireh
Karkarcoe
Market Report Notes Elastic Trading Amid Livestock Prices
The report details cattle and sheep market movements with quotes on prices per hundredweight, animal counts, and futures. It mentions aged ewes, lambing, fat cattle, and conditions affecting demand, including regional price ranges and supplier notes.
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Hoinet
BS Menge
Mathead
Domaschenr
Harvin
Feuschie
Wedgers
M.H.R
Rudlgers
Trently
Mer
Rodgers
Mr. Tomaschenz
Worshom
Wes
Allan
Sergeamnt Allens
Ronferea
Austeasia
Autralia
Alan
Ayirit
Wwe
Saat
Wendy Femanes
Wink
Vins Ronstotatien
Pemsien
Ernest
Tim
Dhemmteehaeri
Rahsaan
Oregon
Harry Lawler
Bereer
Praiar
Fim
Allis
Phi
Honma
Woddiers
Drang
Faye
Sora Ace Age
Pensey
Educstion
Neues
Attermont
Horsham Markets
Jung
Salt Lakes
Gymbowen
Carchapf
Mabtoa
Miss Roche
Virebrace Sirest, Horcem
Savings Bank
Dimboola
Meron
L Fraser
McLewman
Coates
McMullin
Suviels
Betty
R. McMullin & Co
Richard Hornsby & Sons Ltd
Grantham & Stoorport
England
Sydney
Brisbane
Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd
Bourke Street
Australagia
G. L. Young Chiwzo
Spebaliot
Barkly Ghest
Town
Pia
Ariel
Por
Iin
Guymra
el to/ eher
J Ohinn
Clough
Presbyterian
Tmkimes
HAM
Nmapodatin
Primo
Bea
Bhp
Cuniperiy
Imelmdinge
Crewlirigaath
Jamil
Roene
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