Death inquir y reports natural causes at Buckle home
In a Kyneton notice a coroner ruled the death of Mrs Buckle, an elderly pensioner, as natural causes. The body was found in her bed beside a wine bottle. neighbors said she had complained of ill health and felt faint recently. A neighbour testified on witnessing the scene, and the funeral was held at Kyneton Cemetery with a spiritual service. Also included are local rowing club draw results and a cricket match report between Foundry and Kyneton, with Foundry posting 85 in their first innings and Kyneton replying with 76 in the second attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckle
D. McLennan
J.P
Toner
Mary Quinn
Earty
De‘etased
Gallipoli
Laat
Hamilton
Phillips
McLennan
Kyneton
Wather Fean
Jas. Cuddihy
Castlemaine Foundry
Barkly Square
Foundry
Stewart
Shelton
Clark
G. Fowler
G. Thomson
Hill
Glustratia
Dales
Mollison
Sunday Afternoon at Trentham Falls Charity Event
Sunday afternoon at Trentham Falls drew about 600 people for a charity gathering aiding the Daylesford Hospital. Notables including Mr F W Horsnell and Mr J W Tresidder spoke on duty to alleviate sickness and rising living costs, with Daylesford Miners' Band providing sacred music and efforts aiming to raise funds through refreshments and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trentham Falls
Lawlesford Hospital
F. W. Horsnell
Daylesford Miners’ Band
Sams
Tresidders
D. McLeod
McLeod
Daylesford Hospital
Daylesford
R Irewer
W. J. Anderson
The Children’s Picnic at the Almshouse
Yesterday afternoon the town children gathered at the Almshouse for a joyful event hosted by the Ladies Benevolent Society. Supervisors Mrs Sutherland and Miss Murray led a tasty spread with ice cream donated by Mrs Otho Bryant. 103 children received toys and flags as races and games kept them entertained and contented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Almshous
Res Dence
Mrs Sutherland
Miss Murray
Otho-Bryant
Bryant
Butler
Gigantic Conspiracy Text Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a conspiracy claim with scattered terms such as discovery and dates like 1/6. No coherent event, persons, or organizations are clearly readable. Two or more named entities cannot be confirmed from the readable text.
ELPHINSTONE Recovering and Thanks From Victoiran Soldiers
The article notes Mrs O Briens slow recovery at the Commercial Hotel under Dr Maxwell in Castlemaine and hopes she will be well enough to return before the New Year. It also highlights Mrs N McClure from Inverness Farm receiving thank you posts from Victorian soldiers in Egypt for clothing parcels and enduring support since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Commercial Hotel
Maxwell
Castlemaine
N. McClure
Inverness Farm
Egypt
Thistle Menace Warns Shire Farmers Across Kyneton
A warning to farmers and graziers in the Shire of Kyneton follows a surge of saffron thistle across Malmsbury to Pastoria and Baynton. Roadsides harbor ripening patches on Viper's Creek and Pastoria routes. owners urged to destroy seeds now to protect land values and grazing usefulness. Municipal and landowner coordinated action is urged to stamp out the invasion before it becomes nearly unstoppable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyneton
Malmsbury
Newham
Pastoria
Baynton
Viper’s Creek
Ahsee
Svyneton
Rexona Skin and Facial Soap Endorsed by Townsville Mother
A Townsville mother, Mrs PF Ross, praises Rexona Skin and Facial Soap in a testimonial. She says it leaves her baby’s skin soft clean healthy and rosy and that no other soap beats Rexona for daily baths and gentle cleansing. The ad notes the soap as refreshing soothing healing antiseptic with price 1 shilling per tablet and available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. Ross
Stokes Street
Townsville
Rexona
Rexana
Shire Tenders And Health Warnings In Kyneton
Tender decisions for grazing rights in the Shire of Kyneton were postponed for a day or two. A public health note warns diarrhoea is highly dreaded, fatal to both young and old, stressing early treatment to reduce mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyneton
Ilir
Van
Returned Home From Gallipoli Facing Public Social Welcome
A wounded private, son of Mr W Clark of Drummond, has returned from Gallipoli and faces a social welcome at Drummond. He bears eleven wounds including a serious injury to the left arm and hand, with several fingers currently useless, plus a severe toe wound and ongoing effects. He brings with him shrapnel and machine gun pellets extracted from his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.clark
Drummond
Gallipoli
End
Clark
Scott to Sell Entire Stock at Reduced Prices
Mr J F Scott leaves Trentham and conducts a sale of his whole stock at reduced prices including Sparklet siphons 4/3 and 6/-, bulbs 2/4, spare parts for the same Nestles Food 1/7, Sheldon’s New Discovery 1/4, large stock ems and New Year fancy goods. Reduction applies across all lines with items offered at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Scott
Trentham
Nestles
Sheldon
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Cs. J.’ Hamilkers
Buckalone
Phillips Prom Company
Bukles
Rowling
Duncan
Harland
Armstrong
Trevorah
J. Rennie
Ruedi
V. Armstrong
Baines
Cricket
Sporting Notes
Elphinstone
Drapers and Patriotism
ST Implements, &c
W. H. Fysh & Co
Luke
S.F. Plough
Robinson
I Ae Weir Robertson
John Robertson
Carlsruhe
Mount Pleasant
H. W. Bromley
Market Street
Tailed
W.H. Fysh & Co
Ec. W. Murray
Alice
Elizabbeth Marion
Flith Street
Peloels
Bona Next
H. Don, Draper, High, and
Mollison Streets
Girls’ Missionary Union of
Sid J
Bavion
Koneton
Qinar Khayyan
Walker
Darlington
Mount Alexander Road
Mainsbury
Nevin’s Corner
Albert Latimer
Mocchrawics Institute
Spain
John W. Kidder
Airey
Epping Street
T, Gilbert
Adamson
James Lane
Newton's Lane
East Trentham
C. Jones
Fernhill
R. C. Dettmann
General Commission
Paris
Kafka, &c
Royal Insurance CO
Mollison Street
Virginia
Melbourne
Mollison and Hegg
W. H.clark
State Accident Insurance Office
R. Cc. Dettmann
Kyneton Centre
Louisom Street
Howlett
Arcadia Tea Rooms
Izaak Walton
Australia
As. Peacock
J. J. Scott
Barford
J. da Fonte
THE
Mandello Photo Studios
High ST
Line Victoria
Todd
Jade
Crosby & Coy
H. &. Black & Coy
H.R. Carter & Cooy
GEO. Kyd & Coy
R. & A. Onions
Harry Solley
King Street
GRE
Barc
Rawson
Dons Junction
AME
Don’s
C. N. Langsford
Bourke Street
Melburne
High Street
Mollison Stree
Choice New Stock Ag
Hall
Uda
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