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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1917
Page
2
The text discusses Australia’s role in the Allied war effort and a looming election fixed for May 5. It notes strong imperial ties, calls for volunteers, and the political rift between National Federation and National Labor, with Labor’s past record scrutinized amid wartime unity demands.
The text appears as a garbled opinion piece urging national unity and decisive leadership during wartime. It references wealth, dislocations in iron industry, and parliamentary refusal to join a national government. It asserts Australia will endure until victory and peace, praising the national government’s authority and warning against delays.
In Shepparton a Supreme Court session opens this Monday with Mr. und Gus presiding. The calendar lists forgery and theft cases including Margaret Ann Burnside and William Vitsbert among the accused. The public entry notes indicate the proceedings will proceed under the Shepparton Supreme Court authority.
A wartime plea explains Australia’s plan for War Savings Certificates to fund national needs. It outlines certificate values from £1 to £1000, 4 percent compound interest, two year maturity, and transferability by delivery. It urges public sacrifice and self denial, praising war effort and loyalty while noting tax and duty exemptions and distribution through Commonwealth and state channels. It stresses national unity, economy in daily life, and renewed efforts to support victory.
Melbourne markets show steady official fixed price ranges for dairy and meat products as Dalgety Ltd reports current supply levels. Prices for bacon and other meats edge up while dairy values hold. figures reflect March data and reported wholesale trends across the trading week.
A cryptic market report from Japoh dated 20 notes fluctuation in tanned goods and oils amid uncertain demand. Trade groups report limited offerings and producers delaying open operations due to insecure supplies and volatile prices.
The year ending December 31 reports no typhoid cases and notes varying diphtheria figures across months. Scarlet fever appeared in several months with no deaths, and cerebrospinal meningitis cases occurred in three months. Refuse disposal and public health measures are critiqued, urging centralized council action.
Miss Vida Goldstein, a leading woman candidate, is slated to speak at a public gathering in Blin park. Delegates discuss support for a federal election, with candidates Levan and others present. A Friday night meeting outlines stance on a proposed prescriptive policy and party lines amid questions about support for reform.
Unclear OCR fragment discusses a return home to parents Mr and Mrs Win Law of Edward Street. Mentions Wade Rosas and a knee wound described as improving. References to Inis Leeutaunt of the Hits of Rest and a local figure Levins. Context and details are fragmented and hard to interpret.
A Saturday blaze at Bryant and Shull Vly owned property in Shepparton destroyed multiple structures including the bigines and a detached Atel Deeb House. The exact origin remains unknown as investigators probe the scene and assess insurance coverage. Two residents were injured, and authorities coordinate with police and fire departments.
Wednesday saw the opening of a new teaching method at Shepparton State School under Inspector Gray's district. The experimental program, led by Tuspon Bray, aims to overhaul classes including gardening and youth education, with plans to expand and resist traditional approaches in upcoming sessions.
At the contusion of Mrs Joury Lawne's clearing sale at Tide Lodge South on Thursday, March 24, community figures gathered to honor her memory and her late spouse. Mr Sadler spoke on unity and neighborly acts while expressing regret that such a farewell could not be avoided. Gawne, present to offer respect, thanked attendees for their support and noted the strain on local sentiment.
A scrambled clipping shows donation details for local elections including monthly dynalions and several named individuals. It notes Mr A C Palmer as a national candidate and references a Star Theatre event with upcoming activities tomorrow.
A note from Hospital aid at Tatura and Shepparton public event reports volunteers presenting a program at the Public Hall. Under Mr. Grdla direction the band performed a selection of pieces with refined style, pleasing the audience.
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