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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
19
A harsh critique of civil servant treatment and pay, arguing reforms and more support for teachers and the public. The piece endorses extending friendly society aid for sick pay and doctor costs, predicting increased public confidence and membership, with implications for state welfare and pensions.
The article promotes Myaline as a scientific non greasy tonic dressing to rub into the scalp daily for a week and then every other day. It claims to remove dandruff and odor while acting as a tonic to roots to promote luxuriant growth and glossy hair.
Poseidon wins the Derby with Collarl second and Antoniaea third. In the Epa Handicap Maximize finishes first with Famous second and Fiteroy fourth. ysring St Stakes sees Lady Wallace first, Tool second, Metropolitan Handicap places Solution first Poseidon second Famous.
Trustees met Monday evening with chair Jackson and eight members present. Koreth urged action over rising rabbits. trustees declined. Correspondence included tar brand use and by law gazette. Bakes offered PHO tar brand free. accepted. Glasheen sought repayment details on £10 borrowed by the Council. chairman to provide next meeting.
The correspondent urges storing feed for future droughts using ensilage. He notes rising Bogan river flow, warns crops may fail again, and cites costs of pit storage, rabbits as pests, and Parliament discussing illegal leases while urging prudent farming. He stresses saving fodder now with abundant pasture and rain.
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