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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented reprint from The Bomaghah Aondey Esracuiacer discusses Cook Ministry failures and Labor Party criticisms amid Australian federal politics. It questions Mr Fisher's role, party unity, and implications for power, ending with a brief advert for a cold tablet.
Proceedings in the Fraudulent Debtors Act case adjourned on Wednesday. Mr Knight argued creditors' rights while Deane admitted difficulties in liquidating assets. Court ordered adjournment. witnesses and jurors kept under order as cases linked to 1918 rolls and later voter records stir local controversy.
The Nuiacksh Tennis Glob event and Umpire Day featured prize plans and committee elections with Mr Lancaster chairing. Officers named include President Mr T, Lamuaator re-elected, Vice-President Mr Garvay, and Secretary Mr B Taunocte. A gold medal donated by Mr A D Beynon was for member competitions. Balance stood at £10 10s 9d.
The Presbyterian Young People's Society held an inaugural concert in the Naw Ball on Friday evening. Roy I A Loa introduced the program and announced funds will cover a £100 new piano. The society, now 58 members strong, aims at physical and mental improvement and plans future concerts for the church and members.
A garbled OCR fragment references Throwadles Fore, a book, and an alterered couples context. It mentions the Ladies' College of Boalt and a department number 47 with a garbled street-like address. The readable items include names and institutions but the full story and clear events are not present.
This report covers a chaotic set of football results across the Goulburn Valley fixtures with Cobram and Tullygarnopos losing by wide margins, Dru mannrre's Katamatita victory, and Naring Digby and Moira delivering notable scores. It notes generous donations to the Numurkah Club and preparations for upcoming Nemarkah appearances, plus the Katwaitea club final and local coursing events with mixed results and strong performances from several players.
A People's Party meeting in Numue- Ih te, presided by Mr Thos Thornton, discussed whether to call for nominations for the Kobus seat in the House of Representatives. After debate John Jeffery supported nominations but others warned it could hinder unity. the chair ruled branches must agree to delegates and a vote to call nominations passed unanimously.
Delegates from the Australian Women's Nations League and the People's Party gathered in Shepparton on Tuesday led by Mrs Noch and Ge B. J. Moss. A late turnout attended the joint event as the People’s Party carried a motion to nominate Mr QC. Puluor for the Republican seat.
Rumors circulated that J Ahern MHR would not stand again. The Chronicle says the claim is baseless. Ahern, who won by over 1,100 votes last year, will start his campaign soon. A message from Wangatali notes preparation for a land surge in the next contest.
Lyons of Essendon is to parade a strong electioneering effort. A meeting for his supporters will be held in the Mechanics' Lodge room this Friday at 6 o'clock. He denies withdrawing from the contest and champions his bid for the Goulburn Valley seat, preferring to contest the race “win or lose” against Mr West’s son.
At a well attended gathering of the Wothilia People’s Party on Saturday in Ingi, a resolution was passed to form conf libres to secure the return of Afr Mitchell, the candidate chosen at the private ballot for the Golbnen Valley.
A joint meeting of delegates of the AW XL and Peoples Party at Shepparton on Tuesday heard the President report on the Goulburn Valley preselection ballot. The vote of thanks was unanimously given to Dr Afbse and the volunteers. My Mitchell, the elected candidate, thanked the branches for their support.
McNamara and Co report strong stock numbers at Numurluh dairy sale including 70 exbred cows 248 owners, 14 percent Lids Mt Hanson 80 merino Wolbers and 16.1 Thorpe cattle. Various bidders from Cobpow and nearby towns attended with high prices noted for bullock weights.
A fragmented record outlines early lecture series at a university with notices of speakers like Pritchard and Bee and Bates. It mentions dates in July to September and ticketing, aiming to encourage popular attendance while detailing faculty involvement and venue plans.
The Rechabites South Yueedsy lodge held a monthly meeting with officers elected and committees noted. Key names were listed among officers and delegates with plans for a Sunday session and discussions on contributions and campaign participation for the year.
A recent report outlines wage proposals affecting various rural and industrial roles. It calls for daily or weekly rates for reapers, stackers, drivers, feeders, sew ers, and other laborers, with staged rises and a hoped for overhaul of wage standards across classes.
An OCR damaged notice lists multiple churches and service times across Nerhall Sash Nathalla Picola Mors Be Nathslia and related towns. It references Rev Chesed? Rev. W and various ministers, with scattered dates and places, though the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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