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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
5
A petition praying for closing fruit and lolly shops on Sundays circulated in Forbes last week, signed by about 200 people. Re-checking of Lagoon Bridge is underway and the Inspector-General of Police visited Forbes on Saturday, inspecting the local force.
The Grenfell inquest returned an open verdict after insurers paid £100 to New Zealand Fire Office claims, deeming the fire accidental. Mrs J Fidock, Grenfell’s oldest resident, died yesterday as coverage notes. Police court activity has slackened with clean charge sheets recently. Father Brophy tours Catholic schools at Bathurst and Orange. An insane man caused disruption at Dubbo railway station while being transported by police. Dr Ross Juvenile Smoking Suppression Act not effective in Molong. Mr Thomas Tanner leaves for Sydney Hospital for an operation. Lamching proceeds satisfactorily in the district with some stations at 90 percent. Local men may get a shot at rabbit inspector role. twenty-one applications received. Mr Lr McVicar (Dubbo) appointed at £175 per annum.
Condobolin announces Dr Kearney as Medical Officer to the Condobolin Odd Fellows and Forresters Lodges. Rainfall at Merriwee for four months this year reached 311 points, compared with 1964 points in the same period in 1894. Mr James Neilson dies at 56 after a ten day illness at the hospital, having lived at Mr Edgar's Hotel for four years in comfortable circumstances.
A generous downpour totaling 1 inch brings farmers hopeful for sowing as weather improves. A missing child from Gollan, son of Mr and Mrs D O Connor, was found after neighbors, led by Mrs Turvey, searched the area last Thursday night.
Chronicle notes a remedy for chronic chest complaints featuring Woods guest and Popp cure priced six pence.
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