Fragmented War Chronicle Sketches and Sporadic Notes
A fragmented wartime page fragment includes stray names, places, and events with garbled OCR text. It hints at battles, political mentions, and scattered notes but lacks coherent sentences or clear outcomes. The readable items reference various places and people in a diffuse, uncertain wartime context.
Weather and Craps in Tar Ev terrible year note
Fragmented OCR reports weather conditions and casino games with mixed terms. It mentions at least one location, potential dates, and ongoing activity but the text is garbled and lacks clear, coherent events. Overall impression centers on weather patterns and craps gambling amid a volatile period.
Send Off To Soldiers In Rochester Anzac Gathering
Rochester and District Anzac Protection Society held a send off for soldiers with a tea after which Lieutenant H T Duwite praised the commitment of the young men. Members urged duty ahead as casualties were high and urged recruits to act, with speakers stressing unity and support for returning servicemen.
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Koo
Sewdoll
G. Halley
Mundin
Nawneella
Hivks
Caro
Rochester
G. W. Robertson
Coop
HT. Duwite
Tme
EC Ahey
Oh. Variaby
Goil
Hivnbaney
Iwds
Syve
Commercial Colminawain Stock Sale at Colblins railway yard
A stock sale conducted by Mavon Brosport at the Colblins railway yard on a wet day drew buyers from Rochester Rushworth and Linore. Total 574 sheep and cattle sold in small lots with generally satisfactory prices. Notable items included ewes in lamb, fat cows, steers aged two years, and various classes of merino ewes and lambs.
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Colminawain
Uth
Mesars Mavon Brosseport
Colblns Alia
Rochester
Rushworth
Linore
Victorian Farmers' Union and the peril of party split
The Victorian Farmers' Union warns that a third party would imperil good government by splitting the Liberal vote. It argues anti-Labor unity is essential, noting past divisions across Wales and Australia weakened Liberal causes. The piece calls for reconciliation between country and urban Liberals to protect country interests.
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Liberal
Labor
Liberal Party
Wales
Western Aus
New Iralia
Queensland
Free States
Prayers for the Dead Debate at Holy Trinity Church
A large congregation heard Rev. W. Midgwick defend prayers for the dead as contrary to scripture and church reform, contrasting biblical teaching with Anglican practice from the early to 16th century. He argued only the Bible governs prayer for the departed and urged rejecting apocryphal and prayer book permissions.
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Holy Trinity Church
W. IM
Midgwick
Gentlenssn
Wiliam
Rey
Nentlema
Sravelling
St. Paul
Church of England
Apostle
Anen
Paul
Wyn
Galt
Christ
Judes Maccaees
Saving John
Furnley
Chylat
Jesus
Peytion
Ulm
Tin
St. Juli
Report on closer settlement and irrigation policy
A section of the commission's report discusses closer settlement under irrigation, noting land misallocation, overseas settlers, and lack of ongoing advisory aid. It recommends auctioning lands free of tighter terms, early repeal of close settlement rules, and improved guard against misrepresentation. It also calls for eight months compulsory residence, expert irrigation advice, and careful handling of future legislation to ease settlers' burdens.
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Angas
Water Supply Commission
Rochester Cemetery Trust Elects Trustees At Shire Hall
A Friday evening meeting in Shire Hall elected P Doherty as trustee and Rev J Meredith to preside over England representation. J Le Wormer chosen for Church of England. Mr Downe named for Presbyterian seat. Names to be sent to the department. departure from convening terms noted.
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Shire Hall
P. Deherty
T. Moore
P. W. M'Master
Church of
Madgwick
T. B Williams
JP. Doherty
J'rior Meredith
P. Witegerald
W. M. Madgwick
J. le Wormer
Chuc
England
Echuca Anzac Association Discusses Local Branch Formation
A Thursday Echuca Town Hall meeting, convened by Mets Bult, discussed forming an Anzac Association for soldiers families, with aims to recruit, protect front line and dependents interests, and honor Empire Day. Members urged broader aims, including support for all Australian soldiers and branches beyond Rochester. A provisional committee was set to gather information, with a fortnight for further details and a public meeting planned.
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Echace
Mets Bult
Associa
Xuy
Halliday
Rochester
Wal
Ths
Sotte Lent Association
W. G. Hoyle
Tlwust
Wil
Talliday
MY Boyle
Soldiers’ Association
Kelana
Mc FE
W. Howell
G. Bult
Informaviai
A. W. White
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