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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
7
A carpenter defends his union loyalties amid playful committee questioning over his wife’s memberships in multiple unions. The exchange ends with the suggestion he run for a vacant seat in the coming general state elections in the Labor cause.
Orange farmer Plowman, whose estate was sequestrated, said he buried 1000 pounds for months. His daughters allegedly found and returned it, then he carried notes in a Gladstone bag and travelled to Queensland before returning to Orange. The bag vanished on a railway rack at Orange. he voiced readiness for imprisonment, saying gaol would be more comfortable than the bush.
At Grafton Land Court a case involving two brothers as joint owners heard a conditional purchase claim near the property. The court refused permission to reside with the brother on the jointly held land, citing a law barring residence on jointly owned property. The decision is held pending appeal in a similar case.
It dazzles the world and has drawn unprecedented interest for a cough remedy promising relief in hopeless cases. Sold by A. W. Taylor & Co Peak Hill and J. Wi. Lees Tomingley.
Harold H Bertrand of Peak Hill laments Labour zealots as biased, argues against Labour rule, and fears land reform will strip the unborn’s heritage and burden workers. He criticizes vocal supporters, warns of state overreach, and pleads for cautious governance.
In Virginia last December two Strother brothers warned landowner Bywaters of a planned killing for wronging their sister. They forced a marriage under threat, the groom fled, and Bywaters was shot dead. The Strothers were tried for murder and acquitted.
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