Carnival meeting at Pub We Ball stalls cooperation sought
The adjourned annual meeting of the Shepharion Swarts Carnival was held at the Pub We Ball on Thursday night. The president was absent and apologies accepted. Committees reported on work and amended programme items including prizes, handicaps, and events. Efforts to secure Med Cross ladies and reduce gambling or drinking were noted. A plan to use movable bold telephones and notice boards was discussed to speed announcements.
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It the Clair
Mdnthel
Vinegent
Unaco
Realvin
Gough
J. Coakley
Nea
Me Cooper
Daur
Jessrs F. Gillingham
T. Duieh
Gesuil
Hall
Med Cross
Wiehland Anetag
Coakher
Hoare
Efes Om
Wan Holt
Sith
Horan
Kelly
Re Hoaths
Vietortal Balwass
Newarn
Messia
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Michel
Leudars
Wodb
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Fcretary
Tiand
Catarrh and Pile Treatments Promoted for Health
An old advertisement touts remedies for catarrh and piles, promising cure through Natura health products. It claims catarrh worsens over time and offers free full particulars from Natura Health Co. at Elizabeth Street Melbourne and Elizabeth Street Sydney.
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Elizabet Street
Mel
Elizabath
Sydney
The Miller Stores Shepparton Ladies Garments Catalog
A fragmented listing from The Miller Stores in Shepparton detailing ladies garments including garnisoles madapolam camisoles knickers chemises and muslin items. Notable entries reference lace embroidery insertion trimmings and various fabric names with price marks like 2/8 3/44 and 4/17. The text reflects early 20th century retail catalog language and product variety aimed at women’s apparel.
Letter from Egypt details from Captain Kendall camp life
Letters from Captain Jack Kendall recount daily duties with the expeditionary force in Egypt. He describes camp work, horses and mules, food shortages shaping Australia’s wartime economy, local sights, native ceremonies, and impressions of generals Birdwood and Sir William, with news of friends and anticipated return home. He notes diverse troops including Australians, British, Indians, and Fusiliers.
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John Stubns
Fran Esplain J. Kendall
Shepyartats
Egypt
Cleopatra
Shepparton
Australia
Jackie Clark Wins Evening Star Cyclists Popularity Prize
The Australian cyclist Jackie Clark, dubbed the Australian Rocket, won The Evening Star Cyclists Popularity Contest aboard the winning auto. Crowds cheered as he rode the vehicle through Branford Place, with police struggle to manage the enthusiastic crowd. George B. Smith, The Evening Star general manager, presented the prize and congratulated Clark who thanked supporters and pledged to keep entertaining the public with his efforts at the Velodrome.
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Jackie Clark
Lin Deave
Branford Place
Jackie
Santage
George B Smith
Evening Star
Mr. Smith
Jha
Mim
Wackie Clark
Earline
Ieller
Maysvif Herouen
Ny’ Mals Fueids
Cal Sfolighieds
Elfirls
Ydedrome
Wien
Pronk
Mooroopna Race Club elects officers and outlines New Year program
Mooroopny Race Club held its annual meeting electing President Me A C Clarks and vice presidents Mesrs P Madigan R Batley, secretary Me L Hovsing, steward My W Moon Anselmi, and reelecting Mr Madigan as treasurer and Mr A Watson as secretary. The balance sheet was adopted, profits earmarked to Mooroop Hospital, and the program set includes trials and handicap races with total stakes of about £65.
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Mooroopny
A. C. Clarks
P. Madigan
R Batley
Hovsking
Olarlor
W.moon- Ann
J Anselmi
Stuwards
Madigan
A. Watson
Mgoroopaw
Local council to aid returned soldiers find work
Discussion on employment for returned soldiers, especially those slightly disabled, dominated council proceedings. Mrs Paltuce and others urged central and state action to remove export embargos and secure jobs, while Cr Armstrong and Dr Hoare supported council support and parliamentary contact. Engineering reports noted bridge costs near Willows and repairs along Balmaltum road, with a notice on rate setting.
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Arkeek
Lythe
Ione Aed Kross
Meraly
Euroa
Tarna
Winn
Carkeel
United Shirt
Mojealt
Hhe Council
Hoare
Cr. Armstrong Seron
Ur. Nagle
South
Wales
Queensland
Fazinoet
J. Kelly
North Riding
Willows
Karramomus
Diding
Noeth
Wrige
Balmaltum
Doans Backache Kidney Pills Ad Shielded by Judge Letter
A Sheparian resident reports a decades long back pain and kidney trouble eased by Doans Backache Kidney Pills. Testimonies from A W Hy Warmer and Edward Shrawl claim relief, with sales details noting 2/9 per bottle and six bottles for 15 5s, offered by Foster M’Clellan Co Sydney.
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Father Tine
Shepnerton
Willisiteg
A. W. Hy
Edward Shrawl
Harhways
Sheyparian
Giffen
Dean
Thompson
Hinn—hor
Donn
Foster M'Clellan
Pilt Street
Sydney
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M‘lean Bros
Dream OF
Swanston Street
MelbOurNe
the Australian Estates Mortgage CO. Ltd
Collins Street
Wooland Grain
London
Adnanres
Dalgety
Newmarket
Onsts
Peter Be
Nobel
Glasgow Explosives and
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Qubourne
Bandogk Githree
ROMDY
Cai
Staly
New Zealand Loan & Kierean
Victoria
Barton Spo
Comattter Meeling
Madapolam
Madapolamy Nichls
Cae Ery
the Miller Stores
Irim
Lashes
Ixmuckers
Ladies’ Chems
Ueck Uimied
Will Terehoo
Ladive’ Knickers
Lees
Emben
Pif
THE
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Jack Kendall Tee
Bulgasia
Gomi
Greece
Noumania
Daidanelles
Eabl
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Iment
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Beediian
Poly Seta
Claude “Mason
Lise Byen
Nmi
Jack Downey
Meeline
Gil
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Yeey Lee
Kyabram
Bayat
Jane
Pope
Mareen
Wwelsing
Burke
Whitehead
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General Birdwood
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Irvine
Irvine and Co
Lillie Bourkest
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Mooroopna Race Club
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Glan Pter
Dewardent
Renoiman
Muregan
Nagle
Webb
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Wale
Car Take
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Priges
WM. Waldernott
WM. Haldermott
Massey-Harris Coy. Ltd
Fitsber Thieners
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Dretard
Ates
Orebury
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M. T. Malpine Grocer
Wyndman Strtet
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