Board disputes on water supply and stock routes
The minutes record debates over water supply for settlers, a proposed larger dam, and access to Beaulieu water. Inspectors discuss weed control, stock routes from Bukulla to Achford, and approvals for kangaroo and sheep movement. Directors push district inclusion and funding, with notices of approved works and follow ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Aatmaus
Bukkullt-Achford Road
Remp
Beauliew
Barnes
Tir Wulnote
Aularkitin
Turing
Ehle
Abe Beaver
Fred
Scientific Marvels Watching the Brain Work
Cambridge investigators report a device to record brain activity via regular brain waves. The system promises noninvasive insight into each brain region and aids diagnosis by linking recorded signals to specific nerve cell activity. Researchers note early findings, ongoing testing, and the potential for broader medical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Cambridge
Law
Ives
FD. Adsiing
Rian Matthews
Hig
Cole
Leando Tris
Lerteleld
Nenco's Great Advance Reported At NeW Agile Site
The company announces a strong financial year with a notable rise in movement and output. It cites increased motor and warehousing activity since inception, with year over year gains and record figures in deliveries and revenue. The report highlights 1926 as a milestone year with substantial growth indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Agile
Phursdiy
Ures
Webir
TE Company
Choking Gas Confusion From Old Remedies
A garbled historical note discusses choking on stomach gas and references Magnesi and magnesia remedies. It mentions doctors, salicylates, and various antiquated terms, with unclear lines about health effects and treatment plans. The passage ends with names and scattered phrases, depicting a chaotic medical musing.
Newmarket Jockey Club Meeting Opens in Fine Weather
The Inverell Jockey Club at Newmarket opens with sunny, dry track conditions and a strong crowd. Dear Gag and Glencommorah secure early placings in handicap and maiden events, with Master Renard impressing in the Sires' Produce Stakes and Carwong winning the Novice Handicap amid a field of many contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Tnvern Jockey Club
Glen Cemmuni
Tule N Tae
Wes
McLein
Brillant
Ronald McKay
Uno Fudue
Yueige
Eapeinelaw
Ous
Toe Walgert
Basco
Renard
Whey
Themaalves
Dorie Lark
Easly
Pasemaker
Dlax
Materenind
nauFo Tech
Carwang
Pattoy
Salanda
Cpmning
Marine H.R
Gag
Lenatha
Juromes
Uber Sharers
Sams Frumier
eBiouer
Belghtans
Naughty Maiden
Naughtey
Buultar
Glencommer
Tyne
Cen Hicks
Chin Iovse
Lass Logan
Val
jard-Dorl
Lymn
Stroma
Sen
Buckner
King Pier
Vthoriega & Diag Cohry Starlers
Cady Vallaré
Diidy Amb
Taeval
Beijing
Jindy Valardin
David Heat
Sweepmake
Nsw
adin-Thovestieyet
Gal
Anid Strong
Rilmrass
Mlaybar
Moore
Buicknel
Doris Laric Crhorley
Ten Wee Lasky Pride
Ayn Walliams
Leo
Bettina
Doris Lak
Wavena
Brite
A. Hyeling
Naul
F. Rabinsob- Cunninghime
W. J. Binnids
Bartx-bobinde
Sroner
Speedy Wale
Lawjavhico
Deepler
Lappany
Polly Carhen
Buries
Chatterayit Rourcelli
Kepulwedge
Moai
Gultamaulds
Whitford
Wonder Reinir
Maeting
Gargoyle
Ellsbury
Secac
George Streel
Brisbane
Suuesnstan
Catarah Nasal and Stomach Medical Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a medical note mentioning Catarah with nasal and stomach references. Details are incomplete, hindering full context or diagnosis.
Aborigine Aid Debate and Budgeting in Tingha Camp
A letter discusses government rations and child endowment for Tingha Aborigines, criticizing the distribution as insufficient. The writer argues for more clothing, warmth, and basic necessities, noting weekly rations and a perceived inadequacy in support. He urges citizens to provide aid and questions the adequacy of the Aboriginal endowment system and its administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Koseling
Tayerell
Worbes
Dr. Stymes
Drewn
Mae Shan
Tharsinge
Nthe
Mort — Ray
Mont
tiRat
Aransue
Una
Symes
Cecil
Uecas
Lotad Jebroult
Omulus
Jimmi
Giastion Sleaetier
Reform and Aborigines Policy Debate in Settlement
Reader letter condemns misinformed state policy on aborigines, urging self-reliance and local settlement reform. It advocates state endowments for families, employment for men and youths, and expansion of schooling and missionary work. The piece calls for land grants, independent work, and a shift toward bush life as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
Seeling
Tamphald
Tourtean
Tate
Yossera
Hays
Eurniz
Ue Younges
Thi
Heenna
Mebwod
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Tims
Peter Pantea
White
Jim
Clever Mary Cleanser
Per Tn
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Inverell
P.P. Board
Ontinwad
Herding
Balleritiwalta
Azhtor
OFGN
Drr
Bucknelt
Kemp
Thal
Astmus
Radfors
Gynnell Merting
Covitonell
Akeleton
Astashad
Ula
Aus
Crate
Lie Iinde Berd
Meteni
Asimas
Othiers
Ubey Thai
Lirwinsd
New Marning
Wiley
Agitan
Graftam Folles
Nenco
Gas
Dilenfield
Crondley Fe Carina
Milter
M. L. Clancy
Agen
Tur Bhearer
Inris
Care
Dinero
Ronaldson Bras
Teppi Tykines
Chafteuliers
Parladars
Nyse i
Stllers
Wii Soneed
Rene
Ali
Baur
Principe
Tingha
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