Dr McKay Elected Shire President In Weaneiawe
Miss Yuobel Jwdeieh and Mr Chane Walla presided at St Mark's Fyre ceremony yesterday afternoon. Community figures including Mr Youn and Miss Wallac attended as Betty Marktan carried the bearer duties. Grace Dean and others offered remarks. the event concluded with cake and music organized by J Wallas and Markie neehustva.
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Weaneiawe
Yuobel Jwdeieh
Chane Walla Jae
Mrs. Youn
Dedeick
Miss Wallac
Mt. Bes
Waller Jd Ae
Mie
Harned Tolnenn
Geeor Tan
Ene
Mise
Dean Bale
Grace Dean
Bobs Fol
Raw
Mes
Marhlam
Young
Taba
Miesonie
Helly
Elie
Mie J. Wallaes
Bering
Markie Neehustva
Sunshine Bowling Club Stakes Bright Season Growth
The Sunshine Bowling Club reports plans for the coming season at Huebenhig on a Tuesday in August. Members elected officers led by President Gakes and committee members including J Anderson and M Johnston, with annual subscription set at £3 2s. The piece notes bowls rising in popularity among Sunshine residents and anticipates more active players, with practice to begin soon and club entries to pennant competition.
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Huebenhig Diem
Abe Lendanes
Gakes
Olfeebenrer
Nice
Mesara
Webby Donee
We Chumpaxony
Bers
Sunshine
Fay
Losis
Concrete Fence Incident in Philadelphia Park Scene
An OCR fragment reports a disturbance near a concrete fence at a pond in Philadelphia. It mentions a driver, a backhanded action, and a motorized machine involved, with garbled names and locations making details unclear. The readable elements suggest a violent or accident scene during a seasonal event.
Draining of Lake Sparks Controversy and Costs
A plan to drain the Lake faces opposition from ratepayers and local residents who fear environmental harm and rising costs. Engineers cite health and safety concerns while officials argue the project will prevent floods and improve water flow. The council votes to proceed with a staged approach and cost estimates under review.
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Susbin
Menitiay
Preuin Acress
Wright Street
Patel
Drayton
Wright
Stopford
Phi Motion
Espeal
Gra
Robin Hon
Missed the Election in Ballarat District
George W. Pennell suffered flu illness after exposure to a Friday snow storm in Ballarat. He aimed to participate in the presidential election at the council meeting on Monday night, was mobile on Thursday, but still under medicine.
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Ballarat
George W. Pennell
Thurssday
Train freight wagon fire extinguished by brigade
Hier Coghlan noticed eight trucks of a coal freight train on fire near Cottenham Bank on the main line. The brigade promptly extinguished the blaze, destroying only the rear of the trucks while traffic was delayed on the line.
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Albion
New School Delayed as Residents Demand Action
Residents express mounting patience and concern over slow Wobhe Works Department progress on a new Whites AL Witsky school. Pupils are housed in unventilated pavilions with poor temperatures and floor drainage issues, raising health fears as calls mount to expedite promised construction before the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wobhe Works
Diana
Local Officals Plan Drainage and Reinstatement Works
Wed Deaipster and W idham with Ho shire miginer inspected the winter buildup and spoke to ratepayers about overdue works. The council will order drains at Whittaker's corner, screenings provided, a fuel bridge over the nearby ek, screenings near Tawsen avenue to Hertford road, and relaid Constructions on Leonard street and Garnet Gerald streets.
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Deaipster
Widham
Phwenthay
Whittaker’s Corner
Butler's
Kive
Calous Dog Poisoner at Work Alleged Case Report
Fragmentary report describes a cruel act where a dog and a pup were fatally poisoned in a yard while their keeper, William Markey, was away. The text notes a repeated alleged perpetrator taking advantage of Markey’s absence and harming animals on return.
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William Markey
Millerence
Mia
Mackey
Hud
Wittees to Attend Dr Profi Event at Maidatone Hall
Wittees who worked in the Progressive Interest at the Red Oak River Riding election will be guests of Dr Profi on Wednesday next at the Maidatone Hall.
Footscray Youths Smash Street Lamps
Three Footscray youths attacked property along Ballarat Road smashing street lamps. Two of the trio threw stones at a group near the road, causing damage and prompting authorities to give them a chance to explain to magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballarat
Returned Men Congratulate Gr Diggins at Memorial Hall
Returned soldier Gr Diggins, a member of the local sub branch, received congratulations from Sumwhine sub branch at the Memorial Hall meeting. Fred Long moved the gesture. W J Brown seconded and the proposal passed. A local artist created a fine work depicting Weel Robbo and Charlie on a fishing trip to Altuna.
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Alan Stanley
Lraybrookshire
Sual
Sumwhine
Fisturned — Soldiers' — League
Memorial Hall
Gt. Diggins
Focal
Fred Long
Diggins
Iire
W. J. Brown
Weel Robbo
Charlie
Altuna
Alfoun
Boy Cyclist Narrowly Avoids Car on Friday
A boy cyclist named Ghartes avoided a speeding meter car after a near miss on a Friday. The incident involved bystanders and a warning from a passerby named Muller. Eyewitnesses described the scene as tense with the cyclist shaken but unharmed.
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Janes Muller
Vacancy at Sunshine Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a vacancy at Sunshine Presbyterian Church with unclear names and details. It mentions Garden Vale and Friday but lacks coherent dates, roles, or actions to confirm. Further legible copy needed to produce a precise notice.
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Presiyiornor
Ehurge
Jnemihers
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Dedrick
Sunshine Bowlin Club
Philly
Jaral
Ponbal
Saath Austen
Moehris
Gr. Diggin
Osed
Ladion
Atkins
Deven
Shin Neil Oon
Sawami Washine Bowarda
Brodie
Tshington Street
Bronte Centarouely
Nha Street
Persatia
Presbyterian Church
Footscray
Haberdashery
Pivers
Forge
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