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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
10
The Sunrise Stump Jump Plough shows Australian ploughs equal to imports and often superior. Highlights include reinforced jump beams with solid steel pins, easily removable front wheel sleeves, a powerful main lever, robust wheels, dust proof wheel boxes, and Braybrook shares forged for rigidity.
The notice lists show dates for regional P A and H associations: July 25–26 Peak Hill P A and H Association, July 31–August 1 Condobolin P A and H Association, August 8–9 Forbes P A and H Association, August 15–16 Parkes P A and HL Association.
Nelson Rose, drover with 15 700 sheep from Bangheet to Avon Downs, faced a police magistrate for not bearing a legible brand. He pleaded not guilty. witnesses said the dot-on-nose brand used by pliers was registered at Warialda. Crown argued a fire brand was required by law. Rose was fined 20 shillings plus costs.
A local notice urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during colds to remove the cause of the illness and prevent pneumonia or consumption. It lists Gidaon Broa Peak III and J. W. Love Tomingley as sellers.
The article traces Britain’s naval power from Alfred the Great through the wooden walls to the ironclads of Victoria’s era. It notes ship design shifts from galleys to three-deckers, Nelson’s Victory, and the rise of steel battleships. It ends with a hope for peace and a call for universal enlistment under God’s banner.
Reports describe a rapid, widespread collapse of kangaroo and other marsupial populations after a wet spell. The pestilent sandflies attacked thousands, killing many quickly. remaining kangaroos show severe injuries, blindness, and exposed carcass stench lingers for miles.
A garbled ad style passage promotes a cough remedy with vague claims. It mentions names like Ivan Broa and Paul dr. W, Leen Tomingloy, and promises healing and pleasure from use. The text reads as a noisy, unreadable product pitch with uncertain benefits.
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