Election results in Numurtah Central Riding show close contest
Voters cast a large share of the roll in Numurtah’s Central Riding with F George Moss and M Hooper each polling similar totals. Moss, the former member, and Hooper, both from Kaarumba, faced a tight race amid a cordial campaign and a council seat vacancy caused by a death. Moss acknowledged the verdict and vowed to serve ratepayers fairly, while Hooper and Moss thanked supporters as the count confirmed the majority for Fair in nearby Shire races.
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Shire of
Numurtah
F. George Moss
M Hooper
Fr Kaarumba
Dodth
Movs
Tennel
Amd
Mauen
Hye
Noweli Steer
Terais
Salsy Daley
Hisper
Tor Saving
Den
Moss
Thees
Sears
Hooper
Dudley
Mesers Hooper
Flood fears spur plan for riverbank improvements
A damaged article discusses flood risk along the Murray and potential surveys to strengthen banks. It mentions Sugarivat and local areas likely to be affected, with proposals for a mock scheme to test bank protections and mitigate future floods.
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Leo Shepparton
Murray
Sugarivat
E. Brensing
Practical Legislation Critique on Federation Policy
The editor laments ineffective federation and calls for robust reforms in parliamentary action. He argues states should secede or gain broader provincial powers and criticizes high salaries and party bickering. He questions Federation’s 23 year record, noting debt and taxation while urging clear legislative progress.
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Commonwealth
Federation
Striking feature in new Commonweal loan
Investors in the new Com Monwraith loan gain a better deal than the 1918 issue. Any holder of a seventh war loan 5 per cent bond redeemable on September 5 may convert to the present issue at the same rate and receive a cash bonus of £2 per £100 converted. The security offers a handsome interest rate amid falling government yields, with security remaining paramount.
Parish fund drive and town meeting notes
A local event on September 13th featured performances for a church fund with Rev Resterfeld noting the invited turnout. The ball in aid of the town Catholic Church ran Tuesday night with strong attendance and a well filled hall, supper remembered, and national anthem closing the evening. Further steps include forming a company to purchase a mill, with Mr H M Muniz elected president and meetings planned to advance the Country project.
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Oman
Four Mill
H. M. Muniz
A. Dehnt
Biweberda Junior Scholars and Seasoos B Grant
Fragmentary reading shows junior scholars and named individuals including Jenne Marion Payne, Ten Liatie Sigger Boy, and others. The text references a late mugger incident and a wedding bouquet, with scattered names like Percy Pagz, ArtBor Lusae, Macre, Dane, and Mrs Bosger EB Fusker. The passage is incomplete and unclear.
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Action Sone
Janior
The
Seasoos
Grant
Jenne
Marion Payne
Liatie Sigger
Tan
James Tg
Percy Pagz
Orid Smand
ArtBor Lusae
Macre
Bat the Bride
Dane
Bosger
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