Local and General News Summary
A Sunday sermon at Bega sparked controversy as Aboriginals were urged to match settlers in a controversial pathway. Coff’s Harbour police report dynamite used to threaten fish capture at Boombee Creek, with proceedings against involved parties. Parkes Dairy Co directors appoint D F Reid of Gulingar as manager, to start upon weather improving, with about twenty applications received for the post including candidates from Queensland and Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Dairy Company
Parkes Dairy Co
D. F. Reid
Gulingar
Queensand
Tasmania
Woodend Tragedy Case Admits Remand and Confusing Notes
The Woodend case centers on 17 year old Kony Scnonnxon charged with the murder of William Panton and remanded for a week after appearing in distress in City Court. The report also mentions interviews with Bushrangers, misquoted names, and assorted local items from Molong to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodend
Kony Scnonnxon
William Panton
Indigestion Cured With Bile Beans Claim
A reader testimonial from Mrs Ella Bacon of Varner Street Goulburn NSW describes relief from three years of indigestion after using Bile Beans. The ad touts Bile Beans as a cure for various digestive ailments including biliousness headaches stomach trouble and loss of appetite claiming rapid results and nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bacon
Varner Street
Goulburn
N.S.W
Molong Mems and Local Incidents in Brief
Molong F P Board to host a complimentary dinner for its chairman L N Smith next month. A nephew of J Ryan of Copperal had a fall, breaking an arm. Demand grows for mediocrse vehicles to haul fruit. John Fahay, 71, died in Molong Hospital. funeral held Saturday. Mina Jeasie Johnston injured with head and face cuts after a sulky accident. recovering. Major Claude Smith bought chestnut ponies from J Kirkland for 55gns. J T Parslow’s bullock trampled his horse causing a hip wound needing stitches. Land Court discussion on reserves and rabbit issues with inspector Finch. B H Kennerson demos a novel outrigger for his motor bicycle. trial shows he can carry a 12 stone passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganty
Mamabora
Molong
John Fahay
Orea
Mina Jeasie Johnston
Eggleston
Claude Smith
J. Kirkland
Auburn Vale
Cuba
J. T. Parslow
BG. Finch
Mr. Finch
Mr. Kinna
B. H. Kennerson
Nicholson and
Morrow
Puzzled Policemen Debate Police Caution Duty
Wagga Circuit Court records contrasting views from two judges on whether police must caution a suspect before questioning. Justice Cohen in Goulburn suggested prior caution aligns with law, while Justice Simpson at Wagga on September 25 1901 held no such duty exists. The police seek clarity on which ruling stands.
Now wake me at six oclock the doomed patient
A distressed wife recounts a night of failed attempts to wake a bedridden husband. He refuses help, throws a boot, and sleeps until 10:30. A bitter confrontation follows as the wife vents about the wasted effort and his stubbornness. The scene captures tension, fear, and fatigue in a troubled domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Abe
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William Bede
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J.P
Thie
Jon. Carman
Carman
Mr. Carman
Oservraens
Board of Health
McCsvenzy
A. H. Prince
New South Wales Sheepbreaders’ Association
Bir Samuel
H. C. Palmer
Fish & Oyster Saloon
Queen Mills
Parkes
Dalton Street
McGee
Belling
J. F. Nicholas
Gibson
A. Stewart & CO
Miners’ Exchange Hotel
Alectown
Court Street
J. A. Cousens
Blacksmith & Wheelwright
Onnwell Street
Booth
R. J. Parker
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
Cambridge Club
A. M. Paton
Leducational
the Parkes Dairy Company
Aledowa
Ward
A. Hry
F.C. Dawes
Tomingley
W. Roach
Commission
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