Constables Sentence Fails To Shield A Widow In Court
In Pollen Court, Louie Smyth faced a fine of 80 shillings on a charge linked to a fortune tale and alleged manipulation of women. Constable Her de la Rue testified about the case, with details of the accused’s past schemes and warnings given to marry and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fair
Naty
J.P. Andhively Warman
Louie Smyth
Sheyparian
Wash
Altnes
Herdort de la Rue
Seniorztonstahl
Cort
Uhix
Talek Tadeflied
Poliéa
Herbert
Seymour
Ubal
Bolpany
Ujen
Maryiad
Thaly-W
Dufendant Thai
New Zealand
Bop
Salter
Sall
Wunglinu
Eny
Furkune
Shepparton
Levins Foy
Two Officials Lead Shepparton Agricultural Society Show
JAMES AL PULLLIPS of Comgumps Road is this year’s president and M. L. Byass of Punbridge Wells is secretary and long-time organizer. The article highlights their backgrounds, service to the society, and plans to advance agricultural work and shows in Victoria Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James AL Pulllips
Comgupnys Road
Agriculturn
Olydosialos
Bess
Abbotsford
Ihia Way
Phillipa
Anil
Commonwealth
B. Byase
Shepparton
Hoss
Punbridge “Wells
Ken
England
Victoria
Melbourne
Goulburn Valley
McDonald
Wyndham Blront
Union Bank
L. Smith
Nok Pilacs
Afr
Byash
Shyparlon Agricultural Society
Byass
J.H. Byasa
Shepparton Urban Waterworks Trust
Missee D
N. Byass
Yorvica
Ray
Tye
Byaas
Shepparton Markets Turnover In A Quirkily Dull Monday
Market notes show a steady but unimpressive trading day with mixed prices on various livestock including cattle and porkers. Buyers and sellers faced subdued demand, with several classes of stock moving slowly and prices drifting, while some lighter and young cattle fetched lower figures amid cautious bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito
Balanve
Young Buckers
Emperor’s Price Fixing Echoes Roman Past Debate
A fragmentary report describes a Tro fossor Osborne talk on Diocletian era price controls. The speaker cites an Imperial Rome experiment fixing wages for workers from lawyers to bakers, with Lactantius’ hostile testimony noted and public interest kept alive by the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Austral Salon
Mead
Wal
Rome
Diocletian Edlel
Lactantius
Silage and corn fodder boost lamb production in Arkansas River Valley
A Country Gentleman article notes a farmer on an 80 acre operation fed lambs with silage and forage crops, including alfalfa and sorghum, achieving weights of 28 to 51 pounds in 65 to 120 days. The grower emphasizes silage as a key, stating no plowing up lucerne for corn monoculture and praising two tons of silage per acre as essential. He reports high market returns and minimal labor, with silage feeding expanding in Australia and other regions under similar climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas River Valley
Ailago
Wink
Joey
Mala
Faearne Bay
Arkwnens Rivar
Saya Babe
Australia
Valua
Mitra
Amor
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Trolone Inmard
Une Teller
Luc
Constables
Defendany
Shepparton Agricultural Society
James Jr. Penllips
Jno. Bvass
M'‘Lean Bros
Wyndham Street
Suepvar
Gor Mrsalys
Eeematier Gas
Swanston Street
Arangot
Australian Estates Mortgage Co, Ltd
Collins Street
Metuourne
Shiibent
Lonstan
Pete TS
Dalgety
Newmarket
Expurta
Tiel Lava
New Zealand Loan & Mercanti Agency Co. Lad
Sai T
Shepparton Markets
Miller Stores
Tino
Thala
Ludi Ne
Dren
the “Miller
Syraness
Groves
Cvs Wy
Tsi
Giger Et Pe
Lin Wundgata, Va Neen Ma
Cyclone Pty Ltd
Meltourne
Soo
Weidenbagh
Iso
Rowe & Co
Quaner High
Sheppanton
WH. Macdermott
Smoormick
Deering
WM. Macdermott
Massey-Harris Coy. Ltd
Sapur Thireshors
Opetland Dise Nuerows
Pisa
Harrawa
Alvieo
PerUlser
Junin
Heerle Os Abt
Iea
M. T. Malpine Grocer
Windham Street
Sheyparton
Lloyd George
Austria
Beink
Danik
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