Death notices Douglas James Bayley of Talbot
On April 4 at Amhurst Hospital James Bayley beloved husband of Mary Douglas of Court House Hotel Talbot aged 44 years aged 44.
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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
2
On April 4 at Amhurst Hospital James Bayley beloved husband of Mary Douglas of Court House Hotel Talbot aged 44 years aged 44.
Splendid Easter weather aided a busy holiday scene with a novelty carnival at Amberat District Hospital grands and widespread state sports. Sergeant T Wardley is promoted to Sub inspector. Driver A D Severs of Talbot is pending arrival. Mr B Price re-elected unopposed for Talbot riding. Charles Bucknall to sell Farmers Arms hotel and fittings next Wednesday. Lexton Shire Council meets Wednesday.
Former residents visit Talbot during Easter, lament the town’s decline. Ian McCully injuries at Amberat Hospital left thigh fracture. Amherst Hospital grounds carnival on Easter Monday drew many, aided by Marborough Citizens Band. £30 proceeds split between hospital and Red Cross. Railway picnic at Clunes, sunny day. officials present. Electoral list opened in Maryborough Talbot division. Local and state figures noted, including Victoria chief justice appointment and services at St Michael Church. Financial and agricultural notes follow, plus railway and racing statistics.
The Commons met on Thursday with M V Macbiot chairing. Members Monk Wad Chalmera considered a Talbot Shire Council demand to eradicate stinkwart. after consult, managers disclaimed liability but agreed to act if council ensures similar steps by Windowdure. An inspection was proposed. Accounts for 1917 totalling £13 1s 6d were passed. the meeting adjourned with chairman Mr Ea presiding.
A garbled historical stock market snippet mentions Varisbrook and BW themes with scattered figures. It references Jee Hucknall, Moriner omsering, and Wilak with mentions of bull markets, fall meteey, and players like Fries Trine. The text is fragmentary with stray numbers and place names such as Gilviewlara and EWU Nie.
A Melbourne reader recounts decade long crippling toe and leg pains eased by applying Zatalak. She credits rapid relief from itching and swelling, noting improved mobility and no further trouble. She labels Zatalak as ideal for ulcers, ringworm, piles, and everyday injuries.
Historical advertisement touts a blood purifier claimed to cure ailments from scurvy to skin diseases and pimples. It warns against counterfeit imitations and hails bold, magical benefits, urging readers to trust the advertised remedy despite dubious claims.
The annual woodchop in aid of the Amherst District Hospital was held on the forest behind the institute log. About 130 workers from Amharst, Avoca, Adelaide Lew, Craigie, Caratulup, Barkly, Punach, Evansod, Homebush, Loxton, Lamplough, Majorca, Moonambal, Stony Creek and others built and staged 95 tons of encarted wood. P W Salmon thanked workers, the ladies received thanks, C Curtis of Avoca received a life governor certificate, and G R Gray of Lexton was nominated as life governor. The event will be repeated on the last Thursday in March next year.
The committee met Saturday with Captain Gray presiding in good attendance. Correspondence from firms described gra hedters and fire-fighters, M Ewan and Co sent a sample heater, and Captain Gray will inspect appliances in Melbourne and report on return. Routine matters addressed. adjourned Saturday 20th April.
Mr Chas Bucknall reports two clearing sales held on a Wednesday at Cotnwold & Kao. Buyers attendance was large with strong prices for crossbred wethers mares horses and implements. The engines chaffcutter and hay sold well while traction engine did not sell. Sale conducted March 20 with around 70 tons of hay and a large crowd from multiple towns.
An old remedy titled Mire Winelaw's Soothing Syrup claims to soothe teething discomfort and diarrhoeal symptoms. Directions specify dosing by age, with drops for infants and small spoonfuls for older children, repeating doses to alter the condition.
Rainfall data shows Talbot post office registered 80 prints this week while March totals reached 185 points, compared with 126 the previous year. Three months this year total 317 points versus 450 points in early 1917, with Amherst noting 38 points in the first quarter and 86 points in April to date.
The Talbot Methodist Church held annual harvest thanksgiving services with Rev. A Coates preaching in the morning and Sister Bessie in the evening on Seed time and harvest. The church was decorated with fruit and vegetables, with solos by Arthur Coates and duets by Nancy James and Ethel McDonald. A social and games followed, with readings by several attendees and appreciation voiced for those who helped fund and organise the event. The Sunday school picnic faced rain but proceeded with continued activities and refreshments, aided by Rev. Coates and Mr Wok Louis among others.
An aging advertisement from June 30 1917 promotes the World famed Wood Mixture claiming cures for deafness catarrh and various skin and blood diseases. It cites thousands cured at 26 shillings per bolt and urges orders by money order to West Croydon Surrey England with testimonials from Mr Thomas Winflede of Borden Hants.
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