Sudden Death at Trangis Hotel Leaves Community in Grief
A coroner’s inquiry at Trangis Court House investigated the sudden death of 44 year old Angus McPhee brother of Mrs Angus Robertson of Wilga. He died after heart pain and a collapse at the Royal Hotel where he stayed with roommate Mr Darcey. Funeral in Presbyterian cemetery attended by prominent local figures.
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Court House
Trangis
F. B. Samuel
Stb
Angus McPhee
Angus Robertson
Wilga Pa
Royal Hotel
M. Daresy
Mr. Darcey
Darcy
Garlick
Giommi
Victoria
Calvert Broad
Bogan
Teccased
T.A.T. Club
Goulburn
J. McPhes
Angus Robertani
W. McPhees
Thone
Trangia Amateur Turf Club
General Cemetery
E. H. Welker
W.G. Sharpe
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Relief for Aches
An ad touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for sore and swollen joints and sharp pains. It warns against experimenting with other medicines and urges following directions for relief, with endorsements by local sellers Ac WY. Vaytar & Coy Peak FLL.
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Timon
Boutiniol
Ac WY. Vaytar & Coy
Open Column Letter Supports Lubra Candidacy
A Roman Catholic letter to the Express defender of H. W. Lubra rejects sectarian cries in his Labor League bid. The author from Forbes affirms shared denomination and urges readers not to be misled by false reports, dated March 12.
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The
Express
Sin
H. W. Lubra
Labor League
Fale
Youra
Youra, &O
M. J. Gilureest
Forbes
Alleged Inaccuracies Prompt Letter to Editor
A correspondent objects to two paragraphs about him in a council report and asks for corrections to the Municipal Council proceedings and the Brevet column. The paper replies that the council meeting report was accurate, noting Alderman Foulkes’s corroboration in a prior letter.
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Foulkes
Experimental farming proves manure boosts yield in Kadina paddock
Jon Westcott of Parkes reports on farm trials at Kadina where 40 acres of oats, half manured with Shirley's manure, outproduced untreated plots. Manured land yielded four to six bushels more per acre, with bay crops reaching about three tons per acre and overall harvest around 83 tons from seventy acres.
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Jon
Westcott
Parkes
Kadina
Shirley
Coalition Move Heavily Powers Premier In Parliament Talks
The Liberal and Reform Association executive discussed a coalition with the Progressives. Premier Carruthers attended and spoke at length. The council resolved to place full power in the Premier to complete the coalition between Mr. Waddell and the party.
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Liberal and Reform Association
Progressives
Carruthers
H. E. Kelly
J. H. Young
M.L.A
Waddell
Chamberlain's Tablets praised for all disorders of the Whipoative organs
Mev N M'Curdy of Dipton New Zealand praises Chamberlain's Tablets for diverse digestive troubles claiming mild action no bad after effects and no constipation. She recommends them to friends and notes local sellers A W Taylor Hill J Wy Lets Towingley.
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Mev N. M'Curdy
Dipton
N.Z
Chamberlain
A. W. Taylor
Ik Hill
J. Wy Lets
Towingley
Railway Picnic Dubbo Hosts Two Waltzing Contests
At the Dubbo Railway Picnic on Monday night two dancing contests took place. Twelve couples entered the first event for a 308 prize for the best pair of waltzers, won by H Barlow and Mary Brein. A subsequent contest for the best waltzers of the style, won by Austin Burke and Linda Goodger, with J Campbell and Mien M Ryan taking second. A trotting stallion Huon Junior nearly died at Wellington after eating twine, reported yesterday.
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Dubbo
H. Barlow
Mary Brein
Austin Burke
Linda Goodger
J. Campbell
Mien M. Ryan
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