Farewell Social For Sturrocks At Yeungroon Hall
Ce and Mrs Sturrock were honored at a farewell at Yeungroon Hall on Friday September 1 prior to moving to St Arnaud after 16 years in Yeungroon. The event featured the National Anthem, tributes from Olive and Mr Cosar, and remarks praising Dr and Mrs Sturrock for district service and sports leadership. Gifts were presented as thanks for decades of neighborly support and community work, and the Sturrocks thanked locals and Red Cross contributors before noting plans to settle in St Arnaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sturrock
Qfarewell Socinl
Yeungroon Hall
St. Aramid
Yeunggroon
Olive
Sturtock
W. Cosaar
Airs Sturrock
Cy Sturrock
Cossar
Cr Sturrogh
Yeungroon Football Clut
Yeungroon Gas Club
Cr Stine
Clugsi
Shivle
Sturrock
Dave M'Gillivray
Laughton
Holt
Laughtor
Avery
Dinos
Howe
Bony
Patty
Surteck
Burrrock
St. Arnaud
Boiyvean
Cr Sturrock
Surrock
Glive
Shanks
Red Cross Fund
Youngroon
Roses
Mary
Argyle
John
Tribune
Front Line Letter Describes Wounds and Battle Aftermath
Private Alberb Box of 8h Arnund writes from Egypt July 18 describing near misses with bullae through clothing and a tense retreat behind dead comrades. He notes hot weather, longing, and belief the war would end soon despite injuries. An aside promotes Sheldon’s New Discovery with testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberb Box
Egypt
Ander
Otlery
Svenoma
Pyateo
Burottoyabella
Wien
Baleo
Thar Op Nast y Moloini and Courtroom Confusion
A garbled OCR passage mentions Thar Op and Moloini in a legal setting with references to a court and a defendant. The text discusses the courtroom, a judge or clerk, and an unclear sequence of statements about behavior and tolerance. The fragment preserves names and phrases but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himiberloin
Yen Froin
Tara
War era politics and military camp tunes flood Melbourne letters
An article from an Australian correspondent discusses wartime politics, ministerial tensions, and party maneuvers in Parliament. It highlights Colonel Cameron's liberal stance, calls for ministerial reshuffles, and notes military camp discipline and civic efforts for returned soldiers, with broader public concerns over health and defense policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburl Oysil
Olnie Cameron
Wren
Thadduit
Ahwilar
Queen'a
Orme
Commonwealth
Colonal
Cameron
Liberal Party
Sento
Hs Waa
Lilustlf
Wag Horn
Yosraabla
Politiuy
Agallant Ou
Parliamond
Ava
Citizan
Palous
Tim
Meducat Politioal
Ona Afotian
Labor Party
Brinw Choo Ua
Cnstoms
Malion
Minlier
Hughes
Peinin
Lughoo
Luenishing Watter
Ani
Tughee
Aliaila
Ara
Brennan
Minieteelal Honora
Ilegheir
Bretheon
Wanda
Melbourne
Stuis
Foy de Friua
Senator Pearoe
Loyd
Malbourne
David Mennesyy
Hiroulen
Syggves
Altizana
Universal Service League calls for mass enlistment
The Universal Service League urges nationwide support for Australia to defend the Empire. It advocates a volunteer and mandatory approach, forming branches in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland and Western Australia, urging men and women to join and prepare for duty in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitcheaor
Tan Tratallton
Avery
Ounborn
Awutratlny
Aasbralla
Belog
Viandera
Gallipoli
Atatealls
Alaudor
Lolita
Qoy Prnmentanil
Toaby
Australia
Effy Ty
Ollering
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Queuneland
Wet
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Yeungroon Pioneers
MKS, Storrock Aonored
Smeldon
Gorin
Siastos
Sheldon
Shaldon
Gordon
Simone Linet
Wight
Madieloe
Noyonoaullariog
Haldon
Diecovoyy
Hion
Dresarmaminn
Civine
CRAIG
Mudarote
Alrop
Avery Lady Sill
Silkin House
Q ‘Allie
Umath Jarienin
Craig's
Clutha
Byard
Ewatg Htatson Ptyatd
Elizabeth St
Royman Nega
Serviee
Teed Brows Society
Kaypt
Tha Melbourna Heude
Thabooolely
Minivtar
Ghiet
Murray
Deauleou
Alt
Henoken
Doare Ot Alty Hotel
Nolay
Omayanca
Thip Millitee Poly
Maya
Rene
Sulupany
UAMES
Liege
Belug
Olly
Albert Bnele
Wwe
Lehn Heety
Deyedulo Brown
Murray Wud
Alexander Poncod
Mineo
Drgedale Beowna
Conueris
Thors
Artiote
Bonningtons
William ST
Lth
Kensington
Universal Service League
Pelmo Mtutoter
Enorinus
Aldition
Amir
la TireNialinn
Hlmav
Cougl Ry
Oblelnnbie
Avery Bers
Saga
Anid Woins
Ain
Seigel
Rulieprrl Ky
Price
the Aire
Mer
Richards & LO
Jumouw
Chile
Beldel Rovdlay Wroatha
Bucconholes
Richards & CO
Ballarat
J.C. Meseden
ADIGE
Enpigi
Rand
UAMS
sAvatralla
Univerans Seryion Tieagud
Lowrora
Qrure Mauvou
Seor
Lathampra Ton
Lowry Wate
Chariss Waverly Lewie
Bradley Lays Uu
General Priotlng Gion
Plan Uoea i Arun
Viste Annie Eee
Kara Kara
Shortridge
Hkg Lo
Yubito
Fuly
Ehara
Manley
Maui
Oman
Summburihk
Ayoty
Belo Wea
Bank of New South Walag
Viotiely Bennett
Hall & Toelmoe Blakeley
A.B. Bloncow
Burn
Weir
Borough
Anlicaay
Bay Buy
Q Bray
Lawa Brawne
Milan Brondhont Bros
Broderlaky Fy OQ
Osmatuey
Osmatuey Vy Vlover, By B, Cockham, Gs 4, Cooper, Hj, Convent of Brutoy Orong
Darcy
Jas
Ma Lion
Milediath Orlact
Eaaldadigg
Oliueaiy Gi
Bop
Wola ” Kelly
Klows
Itis A. Os
Lamprall
London Bank Uw
Lorimer
Joy
Lord Notoon
Macdould
Flay
Bmolvolu & Co
Sxtontlog Tu Ff
Templeman's Hang
Mauaulsok
Matelouny Wetaiy
Clowhill
Robinson & Hickey
Thom
James
Love
Hone Rowe
Bromard
Broward
Straton J
Sklo Shop
Steatan
Petvate Coalhouse
Rajoy Wits
Sholaon
Tinse
Evary
Otto
Uae
Logan Kooreh
Maryborough
Carlebronly
Hugong
Morton
Raetrou Winislick
Pacadleo
Navarra
Landsborough
Bgawell
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