Pastures Protection Board Deliberations at Molong
Molong Pastures Protection Board held a meeting to discuss wire netting and home stead selectors. debate over fence depth standard ranged from three to six inches with a casting vote in favor of six inches amendment. Inspector Rankin reported substantial rabbit damage and cautioned against reliance on professional rabbiter. Certificates for wire netting fences and accounts were approved. Request to speed Dr Daneyer's experimental report was supported.
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Molong
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Argentina’s bachelor tax sparks penalties for single men
An exchange reports that in Argentina every adult male over 20 not married must pay a monthly fine of £1 unless he proves three rejected marriage proposals within the year. Fines scale with age, rising to £2 for older groups and £5 after 75. widowers face renewed liability if they do not marry within a set period.
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Argentina
Headache remedy claims relief from stern symptoms
An advertorial letter extols a Bile oars remedy for headaches and related stomach pains. A Sydney reader from Phillip Street, Alexandria, attests to dramatic improvement after using several boxes, praising the product as a cure for various ailments including headaches, biliousness, stomach distress, and skin eruptions.
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Alexandria
Sydney
Jaye
Ty Ioney
Ater
Byler
Vannet
Educational Lewtons Available at Convent Saturday
Educational Lewtons on the above may be had at the Convent on Saturday. Particulars on application.
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Saturda
Anti-Gambling Run Mad Critiques Trotting Show Regulation
A colonial newspaper critiques the Attorney-General’s ruling that agricultural show trotting matches fall under anti gambling laws. It argues the law overreaches by forcing racecourse registration and six furlong formats, noting gaming is rare at shows and that bettors act privately. The piece warns laws will create more law-breakers than keepers and urges restraint.
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NLP
Gaeblees
Eero
New South Wales
Mixer Hurt in Tin Mine Fall at Fifield
William Duell fractured his leg when earth collapsed at tin mines near Fifield on Wednesday. He was bandaged by coworkers and taken to Condobolin Hospital after first aid in Fifield. Mr. F Tankard of Fifield was bitten on the leg by a snake or inseat, the creature unnamed. Swelling spread quickly and he was sent to Dr Leonard at Trundle. he is now convalescent.
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William Duell
Fifield
Condobolin Hospital
F. Tankard
Can You Blame Her? A Dyspeptic Husband Leaves
A fragment advices on a wife growing tired of a husband’s fault finding and dyspepsia. The ad touts Dr Shelley's Digestive Tablets as a natural cure, claiming they restore happiness and health by correcting digestive imbalance.
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Shelley
Tom
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