Tennis Chub opens with gravel spurt event at Pariah Hall
The newly formed Tennis Club in connection with St Steph parish began work on laying gravel as a precursor to asphalt. On Wednesday afternoon and evening ladies held stalls at Pariah Hall featuring sweets flowers cakes and fumbles while men o round the court. A cake competition was judged with Mrs W Bennett prominent and stalls run by Mrs M Osbourne and others.
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Bennett
Mendames K. Osbourne
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Oil strike reported in Chester field Derbyshire
The report notes an oil discovery in the Chester field Derbyshire with steady pressure tests indicating high quality oil. Other items mention deaths in San Francisco and Hamilton and a town meeting on an epidemic in Heywood.
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Derbyshire
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War strikes and unrest ripple across Europe in 1919 reports
Reuters dispatch from Melbourne notes 850000 Paris strikers and 150000 North France miners out. Government reportedly avoids opposing Allied military steps while fearing deeper invasion. Autonomous Rhine rump urged by leaders to link with a broader movement, as economic strain grows.
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France
Helin
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Terene Stret
Repatriation issues and court actions in Melbourne notes
A Melbourne report describes aeroplanes sent to Ballarat with only one arriving due to fuel shortages. It covers repatriation delays, a court case about a wife’s fidelity with potential perjury, a magistrate ordering repayment of 24 pounds, and a wharf labourer’s suspended sentence. It also notes arbitration court power disputes and a children’s hacking course titled Woods.
Football Notes and team election details
Dates linked to the 2LANE team meeting list Warrant Officer President W McLeod and vice president Freie with secretary Dusting Jeckman and Borl on the committee. Mentions tomorrow as the first local session and Portland seat to be decided.
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W. McLeod
Freie Todae
Dusting
B. ‘Jeckman
J. Borl
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