Municipal Chambers Proposal Sparks Council Debate
A Monday council meeting debated erecting new municipal chambers on Peak Hill. The mayor backed a £350 plan near the Public School, while Ald. Foulkes urged a £1000 option with debt safeguards. A committee to seek plans and a ratepayer referendum was proposed as plans from architect Mr. Bates were requested.
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Pook Hill
Ove
Formen T
Fraxer
J. Bakes
A. N. W. Foulkes
D. Glasheao
D. Murray
R. McLean
Ald
Foulkon
Peak Hill
Ald. Bakes
Ald. Fraser
Baker
J. H. Bates
Forbes
Bates
McLean
Foulkes
Murray
Ss Bchon
Arta
Erement
Seeard
Glasheen
Frazer
Ald Frazer
Bera
Bogan
Cxawell Street
Als
Foulkoe
Frogerding
Bethool
Glanhoes
Bukea
Eden George
M.T.A
Davey
Joan, &c
Ftrom
Aledown News Skim Wide Yet Quiet Amid Hard Times
Grasshoppers drought and other handicaps lash Aledown with scare stock and looming famine prices. Local footballers lost to Peak Hill but vow revenge before season end. Community concerns include fire-damaged buildings, a dangerous culvert near the church, cemetery neglect, and local elections plans.
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Aledown
Peak Hill
Wt Fob
Blenheim Farm
P.P. Board
Bhire Council
Abodown
J. Lynch
Mick
J. Crawford
Sheep and cattle yarded at Homebush sales report
Mosana J D Youna & Co record 10 601 sheep including lambs yarded with buyers present. Demand weaker as next Thursday supplies loom. 1029 cattle yarded including prime lots show slight price lift. Rain is scarce in many parts hindering value improvement until better weather returns.
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Mosana
J. D. Youna & Co
Spectacles rental ad offers replacements for comfort
A brief ad suggests consulting Sreenexs to rent Spectacles and to supply a pair that will be comfortable and satisfactory. It invites customers to trade in worn eyewear for better fit and satisfaction.
Weather Threat Looms Over Molong Show Prizes
The article notes threatening weather that could bring heavy rain and large potential losses for local farmers. It highlights Molong Show as highly successful, James Watt’s prize-winning dairy and farm produce, and talks of Watt being enticed to show elsewhere despite large prize money at Peak Hill. It mentions local figures Eden and Miller, Barber selling rabbits, and J. W. Taylor’s motor trip through Gingham Gap amid dry farming conditions.
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Ciatziot
Ita
James Watt
Tom
Peak Hill
Watt
Mr. Watt
Parkow
Eden
H. P. Miller
Melrose Plaine
Miller
Barber
Junior
J. W. Taylor
Hia
Mr. Taylor
Frootoida promise quick relief for digestive complaints
An advertisement touts Frootoida as a curing remedy for headache indigestion and constipation. It claims rapid benefits, detoxifies liver and blood, replaces ordinary aperients, and offers mail order access from Australian chemists and wholesalers.
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Jeferon
Benin
Thia
Auch
W. Go Fearn
Geelong
We Gs
Efemene
Ueelung
Victoria
Woodhian Peppermint Cans for Coughs and Gold
Fragmentary notice promotes Woodh' peppermint cans claimed to aid coughs and gold. readable text hints at patent or medicinal product packaging but lacks clear dates or authorities. This item reflects a vintage advertisement style with quirks and misspellings.
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Homebush Sales
Balderodgery
W. Hastings
Mulbouenn
Sydney
Peake Fin
Bank of Austen
Suny
Tx Childsan
C. & V. Richards
Motcalfo’s
Parkes
Thurviay
Wildie's
Lyndon Wright
Caswell Street
Peak Bill
Malouf
Harvey Park Batata
Walter Brown
Bulinda Park
Harrabadeen
E. F. Hodges
Eulinda Park
W. B. Wynne
Lonar
Ersons
Joseph Barnes
Bayneadale
Martin O’brien
Sydney Alope
Dr. Sheldon
Thouwss Hand