Mougay 15th Premie Toe the Chitin Stash at 120
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mougay and a 15th premietoe chitin stash at 120 with unclear context. No clear events or entities to establish a full news teaser.
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Newspaper
Ouyen Mail
Location
Ouyen, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mougay and a 15th premietoe chitin stash at 120 with unclear context. No clear events or entities to establish a full news teaser.
In loving remembrance of our dear Priber sod Grandfather John Kay born died October 19 1914 Our thoughts are with him though sadness remains We trust in God to meet again He rests in the Saviour at last and is loved by those left behind
The Shire of Walpeap invites sealed tenders for contracts numbered S078 and 3-12% with scope including scoping rubbing, channels, and river works. Tenders close October 3 1915 and October 16 1915 respectively, with lump sum prices and printed tender forms required.
A local meeting of residents in Ouyen has been postponed on the report of OSLPH K GLEN, Presidest. The purpose involved a discussion on a planned project and its reticulation, with attendees noted as Penny and others.
Drought relief prompted a public reticulation plan. Residents approved it despite changes from the original design, notably using 214 inch pipes instead of three inch ones. The estimated cost is £2000 with a 20 percent rate, raising questions about returns and fairness.
Citizens debate the proposed 30 gallons per head daily supply and the adequacy of a temporary two rate system. They question the cost, the speed of town growth, and the durability of wooden versus iron pipes amid fire risk and pressure concerns.
A Nunga correspondent notes funds raised from a Tuesday dance will aid the State Schools Patriotic Fund by 19, while Governor signs affect pub closing times and Knnaroc Show visitors may need to depart promptly. Crown land allotments in Onyen Murrayville and other centres are upcoming, with local notices and a Wounded Soldiers Fund drive and P.L.C. meeting details amid Mallee weather and dust.
A letter from an Underbool settler appeals to the paper for help. The writer says the 400 acre block has crops this year but three horses were lost in drought and government aid for horses was refused. Local lenders are also strapped. the writer pleads for assistance to harvest the crop and notes hardship over the past four years.
A Victorian farmer writer urges the Railway Department to create storage sites at wheat stations across the state. He suggests negotiable certificates for stored wheat, two quality grades, and government stock certificates to ease marketing. He argues a uniform 3d per bushel charge would cover costs and reduce market risk ahead of a difficult harvest.
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