Murrsayville News Highlights and Local Weather Sparks
Lovat and General Read all the artvts in this issue. The smoke serial of the V.R.B.U. will be held in Quyen hall on 22 February with proceeds to Ouyen hospital fund. A busy mix of local matters covers police court fines, hotel landlord change, vermin control talk, fire damage across districts, footpath proposals, and postal upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.rb.u
Quyen Hall
Ouyen
Periass
Murrayville
Kattyong
T. Campbell
Tutye
M'Teod
Vision for Macagville area recreation and amenities
A readable fragment outlines plans to develop the Macagville area with mixed uses including sports like football and tennis, improved aesthetic features, a windmill project, and upgraded water and shelter provisions. It mentions public access, safety tagging, and new facilities to accommodate residents and visitors during hot seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Binatywada
Huskers
Pablig
Opecs
Anrveyoe
Jans Bass
Vise
Peth Ornste
Government of the Hale Fence Ruse and Public Debt Note
A garbled report references a government action in 1897 involving a rabbit charity and accounts. It notes a $6 2 stake against seven creditors, a treasury payment of 576,817, and a water tax balance for Wisconsin at 1945. The text is fragmented and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omouvaubh
Hale Ff
Jepavas
Aebaunts Cautsios
Acditar- Gane
Sons of Skin Ware
Council honours retirements and welcomes new secretary
A turbulent council meeting paid tribute to Sinnock for his service as secretary while welcoming Dickson. Councillors praised Sinnock’s abilities and character and noted his departure would be felt. Dickson’s teetotaler lifestyle and non smoking stance were cited as fitting for the post. The council also promised support to Dickson and hoped Sinnock would pursue future goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Isch
Bosbinside
Aia
Sipmook
Sinnock
Heobt
Dickson
Mossop
Singock
Brown
Sf Dickson
Sianeek
Tate
Me Bitebie
Sinnoo
Aceeraié Ing Comarissee
Buble
Beni
Aly
Waald Spacer
Midiflia
Protests Over Land Policy Draw Wide Support and Alarm
Readers discuss a controversial movement opposing government land orders. Citizens voice concern that stock-praising favors large interests, threaten settlers, and could shift land back to nature. Debates reference local figures and proposed actions, with tensions airing throughout a heated public forum.
Railway cricket match recounts rough play and misfields
A fragmentary report describes a Setar field event on a railway course with Emmett and Beata involved, noting greasy conditions and a disastrous moment that saw wickets shuttered. Bowling averages are said to be weak for the Kowar side, while railway bowlers dominate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agwue
Shay
Emmett
Beata
Kowa
Matey
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W. Brownsiel
Jenugse Aarydorouge
He Dural
Hef, J. Osbeps
Irupaet
Hewkshure
Wile Gaia
Efiol
Nsw
la Tatas
Babsaary
Queen
Imatovel
Peices
Thomas
Gaffer Palace
Vomjand Prizay
Siete Savings Bank
Whitch Pass
Koenaces
Niky Fogerter
Elabeth-St
Stelbaserie
J. Walter
Istar
Soliciftor
Wiiesdlayary
Besad Acres
Redland
Lamookat
DresswaKrve
Millis Cate
Melbrae
F. Il, Westch
ALCM
Theory
Ouves Colles Palace
Ouyen Mail
Ray Sttitchie
Wading As
Ritchie & Son
The
Ouyew Mail
Siee
Gleesree, Quysa
Interiale of
Vistoria
Bonsz
Lovat
J. Pearce
Nicholas
Bendigo
Lisa
Max
Mgr
Qatzy
Hunny
Westralia
Ousen
Path Sans
Miessra C. Lackmann
James
Westrelia
Buise Medical Association
Mackay
Io Queansland
Ikaris
Beidht
Baruagl
Aperstinn
Quail
M.S
Wee Whee
Saterday
Haing
Orkent
Ricket
Brantey
Jarobe Jo An
Jacobs Pari
Daze
Jacobs
Lindsas
Treabs Bitegereld
Higgins
Armsbronit
Caria & Walker
Armstrongs Hole
Ateathong Hobie
Barrett Eruatt
Ant
Ah Hoare
Sunitries
Ainmeth
Bromets Ae Barrons Bonin
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