18 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
1
A chaotic notice warns trespassers about wandering stock and the risk to property in St Albans. It references a person with five milking cows and expresses concerns over cattle straying, fence breaches, and the need for ownership proof amid unconfined dairy handling.
An ANZAC letter criticizes government relief policy, urging shire council to fund work for the unemployed. It proposes £1 per week for live-work tasks under relief schemes and favors day labor on future projects to reduce hardship while praising the Ladies Benevolent Society for aid. It appeals for understanding from authorities to prevent unrest.
City council reviews a relief program affecting unemployed residents, detailing eligibility and funding. Officials debate timelines and support services as part of broader economic aid measures. Community groups express concerns over outreach and implementation.
A local event at St. Mark's ball drew strong attendance and praise for its music and dancing. Officials reported smooth proceedings with notable community turnout and festive atmosphere throughout the evening.
Fragmented text from a central riding campaign meeting mentions Mr George Niehidoom and various attendees such as Dewey and Whitel, with garbled phrases about speeches, study notes, and directions. The readable fragments hint at campaign planning and progress, but lack coherent facts or outcomes.
An elderly solicitor from Shire, Mr. Theodore Hall, aged sixty eight, died after a long career. His cortege formed in the town and proceeded to Bex, with local officials and mourners in attendance. Tributes noted his courtesy and integrity, while colleagues recall the 1930 retirement of Messrs. Theodore, Barclay, and Greenham, though motives vary.
Searle secured a points victory in a popular decision. The bout featured Hh Nt Yewne, a former OChoatepben, in a competitive exchange.
A disjointed sports page covers boxing bouts, the crowd, refereeing quips, and a hospital discharge. It lists names such as King and Samuela Lapeberbae and mentions bouts at various venues with draws and points. A local accident update notes Mrs Thorpe’s hospital discharge after scalp surgery.
A muddled page notes Billy Palmer of Footscray and H O'Brien seeking a match after a King Samuels victory, with Brisbane Sunshine as a preferred venue. King says his last public fight may have been on Wednesday night amid references to several upcoming races and horse events in Murrumbeena and Malvern areas.
A concise aphorism contrasts national identity with actions, noting England’s reputation rests on deeds while Australia is linked to mortgages.
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