Best School Craft and Needlework Awards Promoted
A list of school contests offers prizes for agricultural notes handmade items and needlework. Awards include bundles of wheat heads cut flowers nature study books and various forms of school work books with first and second prizes.
Cobram wallops Numurkah in GWF A final four bid
Cobram defeated Numurkah 14.4 to 10.11 in a keen Strathmerton ground clash to decide two of the final four places. Sharpe and Cobram led the scoring with multiple goals while Numurkah fought back with timely majors and long rallies before the final bell.
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Jm Furm
Dune
Jence
O'Beiene
Cobram
McBride
Numurkah
Bacon
O'Beirne
Smith
G.W.F.A
Sharpe
Hismarkah
Dickson
Paterson
Tocumwal
Lee Numurkah
Tocum
Jwal
Sal
Babidee
Sturday
Strath-1
Collie
Virmerton
Numurowes Ita
Kah
Tuck
Butt
Eaton
Watson
Babidge
Murkah
G. Lease
McBride Numurkah
Bitcon
Lee
Cussen
G. Crongs Sother
Cobram van Watson
Hernia Openei enAgy Muperior
Numurkah Hed
O'Belmnes Lax
N. Lease
Bicon
Rong
Tam
Chalker
Scullin
Riversiders
Lowe
Federal Session Opens With Questionable Prestige
Canberra correspondent reports the Federal Labor Government’s opening session is viewed as a disappointment with little notable achievement in its first ten months, casting doubt on its early record and prestige.
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Canberra
Labor
Motorists Viewpoint on Sculin Government Reforms
Opinion piece argues the Scullin government lost popularity as Nationalist Senate opposition blocked key measures. It criticizes Wheat and Referendum bills, Reserve Bank Committee referral, and Arbitration Bill, claiming Labor plans harmed employment, road reform, and industry.
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Scullin
House of Representatives
Anil Ae
Labor
Senate
Seratain
Domalc
George Pearce
Sculfin
Sifdes
Victoria
Amd
Country Roads Board
Cne
Johns McKenzie Pushes Country Roads Bill in Parliament
A 1913 account recalls Minister for Lands McKenzie introducing the Country Roads Bill amid debates on road funding. It notes public health as linked to road development, cites Dean's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy, and mentions road value growth from £8,044,593 to £15,835,329 with capital value at £156,814,720. It references Scullin government and parliamentary timing around August 3.
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Mr McKenzie
McKenzie
Scullin
Indiffe
Commonwealth
Labour
Dean
Peer
J. Barden
Ate
Swallow
Numurkah
Melbourne
Doun
YABBA PREMIERS OF 1930 AT KATAMRITE OVAL
Katandra Association final saw Yabba minor premiers defeat Muckatah by two points for the 1930 premiership at Katamatite oval. Large crowd witnessed a tight game with quarter scores close and standout players listed for both sides. Firepatrick injured in Q1 and replaced by Ryan as nineteenth man.
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Katamatite Oval
Yabba
Muckatah
McNabb
Wabba
I. Batey
Dillon
D. Shiels
Smyth
J. Parnell
M. O'Dwyer
Healy
J. Rush
F. Schefferie
Parker
M. Smyth
G. Rourke
O'Dwyer
T.cummins
Jack Parnell
Little
Néonan
Firepatrick
Ryan
Tax exemptions spark industry and farmer strain
The opposition failed to gain exemptions, notably for hospital and ambulance supplies, pastry but not cake, and bluestone. The government’s tax appears to press farmers and various industries, risking business closures as costs rise to consumers. Retail markups from 1/5 to higher prices suggest inflation across goods.
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Scullin
Australia
Sete St
Los
Road policy and motorist impact in state funds debate
The quotation argues that the state road mileage totaling about 190000 was funded repeatedly by motorists who foot the bill. It contends that roads exist not to serve motorists alone but that without motorist contributions the state's road policy would be impossible.
Great money saving cough mixture recipe
A vintage advertisement promises a cheap home remedy for coughs and flu using a base of concentrated Enzo and sweetened water. It claims a two shilling bottle makes more than eight store bought mixtures, soothing throats and banishing coughs quickly.
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Heenzo
By Divine Command at Seymour petty sessions
A fragmentary account depicts a case at Seymour petty sessions where a man, described with disjointed phrases and unclear references, appears under scrutiny after traveling from Melbourne. The text reads like stray OCR, with garbled names and misplaced sentences, evoking a chaotic courtroom scene without clear outcomes or coherent details.
Fragmented Text from Local Page Item
The readable fragments mention several names and places in a disjointed table. It references individuals such as Joe Senter and Tat, along with terms resembling locations or groups. The exact event, date, or clear narrative is not discernible from the supplied OCR snippet.
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Wamerkah Shaw
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MAE Ress
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