Public Dinner at Numurkah Shire Conference
Delegates and visiting representatives attended a dinner at Numurkah Town Hall after the annual North East and Goulburn Councils Developmental Anuunerition in Numurkat. President Cody We Lancaster welcomed guests while Dr. Lancaster and Sire Faldy of the Telegraph Hotel served a fine meal to about 50 attendees amid discussion on state governance and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Goulburn
Numarkat
Konda Board
Numurkahhire
Cody We Lancaster
Sire Faldy
Telegraph Hotel
Lanewasters Guents
Lancaster
McDonahl
Gouthnen Valli
Winkheim
Ole Fwilenpe
Slroncht
Lees
Sealine
Ethan Teen
Harte
Mathieesaia
Victoria
Uwe
Local Board and Councils Cope With Road Plans
The Board and councils, partners in construction, credit teamwork for progress on road schemes. They laud the dedicated councillors, warn of miles yet to lay, and note last year’s £21,307,000 outlay with £71,269,000 in works. Advertising chief E Branley Leatherby urges publicity to fund urgent projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Wees
E. Branley Leatherby
Brad
Gosters Ltd
Plymouth
Exeter
Torquay
MCA
Ageis
Gippsland conference lauds county roads and local gov
In Numurkah Cr Kendall and Cr Cromblewell voiced support for the Victorian Municipal Association. Dr Chittick praised Mr Sambell and the district secretary, highlighting roads as a key issue. Officers noted city road use for rural benefit, while the conference celebrated local efforts, unity, and the Roads Board’s work.
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Thas
Numurkah
Cr J. Kendall
Victorian Municipal Association
Cr. Crom
Thwaite
Allan McDonald
M.A
Lountey
Thin
Chittick
Association
Jenkins
Sambell
Msaccia
Vietoria
Sopshell
Mallee
Stesara Levicke
Dale
Cy Lancaster
Annual Meeting of Nathalia Agricaitar Jubilee Show Finances
The annual meeting of Nathalia Agricaitar Society reviewed a year of finances led by President D. Crome. Receipts totaled 828 18 1 with expenditures of similar scale, showing improved assets from government grants and a revaluation of grounds to 1836, while the balance to liabilities stood at 1161. The secretary noted a small drop in subscriptions but higher water receipts and show-related income, and judges’ expenses rose due to distant judges. The president praised volunteers for completing the jubilee improvements and thanked all who helped.
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Boothe
Wolf Club
Iwans
J. R. Bourke
Garonne
J. Bourke
S. Garonne
Numurksh
Newnham
D. Crane
J. Thompson
Annual Luncheon and Society Elections Record
The society held its annual luncheon during which M. G. Fairman was elected president unopposed, with S Baxter and G. W. Adams as vice presidents. D Crane appointed treasurer. H. C. Moon and R. J. Morris re-elected auditors. Debenture disposal discussed to clear overdraft, Newnham reporting sales prospects. Sympathy note for John Crane’s death. letters of appreciation planned for Mrs McCarron and Mrs Thompson. An honorarium for secretary Hutchins approved at £5 with thanks. Discussion on corporation sale yards for Numurkah and Nathalyn to be reviewed next meeting.
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Crane
M. G. Fairman
Newnham
G. W. Adams
John Crane
Tremoved
C. H. Dohnt
J. 4. McCarron
J. Thompson
McCarron
Thompson
A. McDonell
Mur D. Crane
Behat
W. H. Thompson
C. H. Dobnt
W. C. Edwants
Hutchins
Numurkab
Numurkah
Nathalin
The Horse Teeth And Bolting In Feeding Habits
The article warns that horse teeth in poor condition hinder mastication causing colic from fermentation. It describes quidding as a sign of bad teeth, bolting from habit or boiled foods, and recommends dental checks, dry matter mixing, and stone blockers. It notes linseed only requires boiling and outlines risks of stomach overload and possible rupture. It ends with a toast to the retiring president and praise for Mr Crane's recent work.
Nu wurkah Chamber discusses irrigation, water supply, and local matters
At the Nu wurkah Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting on Thursday night the president reported the executive had reviewed plans to catab ind in Melville Street and found no reason to oppose the registration. A water sample showed pool usability and the Education department said the police station block cannot host a head teacher residence. The executive was asked to monitor hide and skin store issues, and Mr McDonald M.L.A. may be approached for irrigation register details. A separate Numurkah water trust was deemed unnecessary, and Brookes Robinson and Co. will speak on window display at the next meeting.
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Nuwurkah Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Bitcen
Melville Street
Tim
Numurkah
C. £. Newman
McDonald
M.L.A
Numurkah Irrigation League J
Water Supply Commission
Brookes, Robinson and Co
Loch Garry flood rate cut urged by local landowners
A deputation led by Loch Garry ratepayers urged lifting the flood protection rate in the area during a visit by the Minister for Water Supply. They argued landowners had largely paid the capital costs and maintenance should be funded by the government, citing historical breaches and prior tax structures. MLA JG McDonald backed their case while cautioning delays since the Royal Commission findings. The minister pledged to submit figures to the Treasury for consideration.
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Loch Garry
Hin
Royal Commission
Mc Kilpatrick
Milic
Miss Williams
Sfinisten
Goulburn
Harding
Old
Numurkal Beats Nathalia 3 2 in Saturday Clash
Numurkal visited Nathalia on Saturday and won the match series three to two. Results were incomplete with several names garbled but indicate a close contest with players including A He PB Browne and J Me dinwny among others.
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Numurkal
Nathalia
Fulso
Lawehtere
Thompson
B.C
Joon Shaw
PB Browne
D. J
Club Notes Set Monthly Medal Competitions Next Saturday
Next Saturday opens the first of four monthly medal events spanning May to August with nett and gross aggregate scoring. A trophy for the best aggregate melt score has been donated by Mr Les elt. Flood waters have receded and the links are mosquito free, inviting all players to join the monthly aggregate competition.
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Leselt
Katamatite Club Flag Event
J Cargeey aged 23 won a flag event with 82 points at the Katamatite club meeting. Associates included Mrs J Jones, aged 22, of BA.
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J. Cargeey
J. Jones
Why Wait to Advertise in a Demanding Wireless Age
The piece argues that innovators and leaders such as Marcon Ford Bell and Rileen did not wait for public demand before pushing new technologies and advertising their offerings. It suggests bold marketing accelerates adoption and highlights the role of communication in rapid progress.
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Henry Ford
Bell
Rileen
Deaths in Germany under Nazi rule threaten press freedom
The piece notes mass newspaper closures after 1933, naming journals like Volkischer Beobachter and Germania as prominent Nazi outlets. It discusses the suppression of independent press, pressure on Catholic and liberal organs, and warning that propaganda endures as remaining papers face censorship and decline.
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Germany
Nazia
Voulkixeher Reoauchter
Hiller
Unier
Monarchy
Censer Puldivatinn
Germanie’ Ale Waysowas
Leising Papiletane
Berlin
Lewitt Neen
Furbady
Peddons
Fragmented OCR on Nazi propaganda and state control
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment discussing Nazi propaganda, suppression of dissent, and media control. It references the Propaganda Ministry and various events, though many phrases are garbled and difficult to parse. The piece seems to reflect a description of efforts to shape public belief via state machinery and censorship.
Ambiguous numeric table fragment from 19th century data
Readable portions show scattered figures and codes across years 1888 to 1920 with mixed decimals, fractions, and letters. No coherent event or narrative is detectable. content appears to be a garbled statistical ledger or OCR artifact without a clear news item or named entities.
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Judge Suetton
Sir John Harris
Touneila
Country Roads Board
Mathalia Agricaitar
Methalia Agricultura
D. Crome
Commercial Union Assurance Co
Chamber of Commerce
Katamatite Club
Marcon
Whey
the Times
The
Numarkah
BNO
Goebbels
New York
Lueurge
Uemnuratiy Yepullie
Sears Ace
Thotas Th
Mirsteyks
Lidia
Mentiquees
Bohemia
Fidelis
Andy
Yuyselves
Natal
Mercury
Duchan
Silane
Propagendis Ministry
Gil Low
Aden
Rahia
Vie Aloe
Wilter
Bis Tep
Pe Wenessome Ees Sant
Lan LI
Zar
VEL Oal — Gil Vis
LSS Lot LZ
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