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Newspaper
Shepparton News
Location
Shepparton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
2
The public is assured that though prices for the stock have gone up the quality of small goods remains steady as supplied by Birmingham.
A public notice details a matter at the Public Same Old Address site on Street St near Union Hotel. The notice outlines required actions and deadlines for involved parties and mentions the local authority issuing the order. Stakeholders and dates are noted, with emphasis on compliance.
Aveme Mr cuddirs Michael Howard PF Highstrowk Shepparun dom site to return heir Siuere thanks all who expressed sympathy wreaths tokens and well wishes. The Sisters of Mercy Mosors Malloy Mor vis Bornal Mo Moylon Wy Bylvon Miss Maroney Mr and Mrs Nuggard praise police and soldiers for kindness during loss.
Minutes reveal requests for receipts and expenditure estimates for the current year. Talks cover quarry work and military munition concerns, with councillors debating rate increases and cost controls. The mood is indignant as residents push for prudent spending while officials seek necessary expansion.
A late 19th century tone discusses a wheat pool in Australia amid national funding pleas. It outlines government aims to export grain, payments to subscribers, and wage concerns. It warns farmers against illicit purchases while urging national support and investments for soldiers. The piece shows activism, estimates wheat prices, and questions future profitability amid political debate.
Promoters tout Hyasol as a powerful hair grower and dye replacement amid headlines of a dramatic price drop for a related product. The brochure-like text claims rapid regrowth, dandruff cure, and itch relief, urging readers to buy despite garbled wording and dubious authenticity.
In a town court a foreign speaker Shamie Drosmer faced conviction for insulting remarks about Australians and Germans. The exchange included "Australians are no good" and "Germany is the basic country in the world" amid disputed provocation. Sub-Inspector M'Alister and others defended free expression while noting the words were insulting. The magistrate considered whether it breached public decency and ultimately imposed costs.
Indignation rises as Glen Hating or Busper Bion of Works faces scrutiny over 6 rolls of expenses for future works. The secretary submits a statement listing quarry costs and ongoing contracts. A special meeting is planned for February 1 to receive and adopt revised estimates, with potential increases and a formal sale.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a tradesman with a shop fronts the Shenparian Laws, promising footwear that will stand carefully. The text is garbled and lacks clear event, date, or names.
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