Signs of growth show new shops and homes
Fave block over the advts, in this is made. They are all worth the jnwhile. Quyen is moving slowly but moving. In Oke street near the Main office Mr J E L Hunt has a new shop near the completion, to be occupied by Mr JT Chapman butcher. In Rowsst, Mr Byrne's new residence is completed, and a new office is being erected on the same block. These are signs of the times and may bring more buildings as time goes on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quyen
Oke St
J E L. Hunt
JT. Chapman
Rowsst
Byrne
Chamberlain
Fisheries and Game Department
Confucius
Gnion
Wheat Board
Easush
Iso
Tne
Regulators urged as bushfire risk rises across the district
Ouyeo bush brigade delays in enforcing special regulations to prohibit burning before February 20 leave farmers choosing to risk a countryside blaze. Urgent calls urge settlers not to burn during the dry season, with fire brigades to be sent only after February 1, hoping to prevent costly damage and protect neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouyeo Bush
Mattars
Look To Your Stranstelae Yuu Lemuww What Hepped
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic scene about plumbing in trouble and house occupants affected by fever or illness. Mentions Heestive organs and liver, suggesting medical advice or a remedy. The passage is garbled with many typos and unclear nouns, but centers on plumbing issues and health concerns in a home.
Harvest Sports Gatherings Set With Noted Meetings
Community districts plan multiple gatherings as harvest work ends. A major event begins February 3 with a popular meeting the committee seeks to ensure success. Proceeds last year benefited Coyen Hospital Gulab Hall and Soldier's Food and Red Cross Society. A St Patrick's Day club meeting and a public ball follow to allocate earnings and boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assura
Gaiah
Coyen Hospital
Gulab Hall
Coyen St. Patrick's Day Sports Club
Andoeross
Socoad
Red Censs Society
Nos
Sten
Farmers Push Co operative Co. Warnings on Middlemen
A letter from Wat pexp Sir argues farmers should unite to use a Co operative Company as agents for selling wheat. It warns against relying on distant financiers and urges supporting their own organizations to cut out middlemen, stabilize prices, and avoid burdening farmers with future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watpexp
Co-operative Coy
Cat
Fire brigade plans and bucket drill in small town
A local meeting discusses a volunteer fire brigade using bucket brigades to guard against town fires while awaiting reticulation completion. It notes delayed water supply, plans to train volunteers, recruit colonels, and reimburse town owners for expenses during outbreaks. The aim is an organized, ready brigade when pipes deliver water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon
Mober Cit
Cara
Joan
Quyzo
Tempy Yard Frustrations Prompt Stall Space Appeal
An annoyed Tempy writer complains about railway yard mishaps and gate access affecting wagons and weigh-ins. He urges stronger enforcement, mentions pay for returning soldiers and calls for better staff at stations to improve efficiency and avoid further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempy
Thas
Bute
Fashubious
Ous
Petticoats
Railway Department
Australian troops welfare drive backed by London office
Large funds from Australia exceed £150,000 fueling a new Australia–centered MCA administration in London. The effort mobilizes hundreds of Australian secretaries in Egypt France and England to provide personal services, reading and writing facilities, and leisure guidance for soldiers. The MCA Strand center coordinates with provincial secretaries to aid leave arrangements, outings, and hospital hosting, funded by generous subscriptions from soldiers’ friends and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
C.s
Abon
Gsi
London
GIA
Offee
Aussrel
Egypt
France
England
M.C.A
Leadon
Cehicle
Fras
Us.c.a
Hvery Auséraliee YM O
New Cereals and Wheat Varieties From Mr Pye
Mr Pye the cereelist of Dookie reports that the stud plate comprises 9 000 varieties many to be discarded and replaced by crossbreds mostly early or early maturing varieties. The selection of grain and straw varieties is disputed with emphasis on frost resistance and climate suited strains. Cross breds show promise in field plots this season and strong wheat strains are discussed alongside barley yields and price notes for wheat and barley markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
Varias
Federation
Wallace
Bath
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J. W. Brownbill
Mildura
Aso
Maryborough
Dental Loar
Victoria
Wil
Ouyee
Walsh
Langtree Avenue
Hight Street
Friss. E. . Westor
Violin
Ouen Coffee Palace
B. Walter
Murrayville
London Broal Acres
Gredit
State Savings Bank
Elizabeth St
Melbourne
Helnie Sammarville
Syd
Kay S. Ritchie
Ritchie & Son
Onyen Sai
Oke-street
Onyen
Sid. Osborne
Speed District
Mildure
Sydney
Gallipoli
Christos
Committee of Management
Ucd
Eiru
Aviceat
Aida
Farmers Interests
Ah’ Riee Brigade
Asie
Aeiel
Erik
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