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Newspaper
Ouyen Mail
Location
Ouyen, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
1
The issue reports a federal contest at Oregon with 270 ordinary and 13h shseqtee votes, noting wide representation across states and territory. It also reflects on a drought quiet holiday period, New Year’s Eve disturbances, and many new or altered acts and a calendar of items to read.
The Malton Shire reports a water discovery in a paddock near Zac Stat Tank Reserve and mentions new shire secretary Berbert Dickson. It also covers a busy council meeting with praise for the secretary, and updates on post and train service schedules affecting readers and subscribers.
A garbled report outlines a municipal dispute over sewer pipe sizes and fire protection measures. Officials discuss varying pipe dimensions and the impact on streets Picker and Mirtrell while residents question the reasoning behind larger pipes and added costs.
Reports from the district describe a very uniform wheat crop with strong stalks and heavy ears containing about ten more grains than average. The Waggr Experimental Barut notes the variety is unnamed, awaiting official naming.
An official report to Mr Geo Bughante details a death in action involving a son named Pim Gasage Colin Bazhazim. The communication notes a mix of names and locations, with reference to Australasian forces and site battalion activity. The message conveys grief and a formal acknowledgement of the loss.
Racing enthusiasts should note a meeting of Guyoy Race Club is planned for Saturday night. Advertisers claim a five holiday period and lively entertainment, but caution is urged as only two of the affairs are fully clear and a hearing is required for two items.
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