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Newspaper
Talbot Leader
Location
Talbot, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1917
Page
2
In memory of Galeavale in Tove siemyry at Jack killed in action November 27 1916 somewhere in France. When days are dark friends are few Dearest Jack how lonely you must be. Forever loved by his grieving friend Deb.
The paper notes that letters and advertisements about the Reinforcements Referendum must include signatures. A feature on disqualified voters by Mr Oldham appears on page four. News arrives of Gunner Kennedy wounded, a Talbot railway staffer’s kin. Council and hospital board meetings are scheduled with tenders and agendas announced.
A serious accident near Red Lion left Mr Wr Tyers with multiple fractured ribs after a fall from a spring dray. Mrs Tyers and others were involved as the injured man was taken to the hospital. Obituaries note the death of Ms Jackson and Mrs Nicholls, with services and local community details.
The local Red Cross branch reports a good supply of goods from about 20 contributors and urges further donations to reach a weighted total by December. A public fundraising appeal will run in coming weeks with district collectors appointed. On referendum day ladies will host afternoon teas. a £1 gift from Mr Deans is acknowledged, and the Maryborough Citizens’ Band offers performances to aid funds.
The report notes rainfall during Thoeaday night reaching twenty points, bringing the month’s total to 1208 points. This compares with 166 points for the same month last year, and the year to date totals reach 2651 points, or 237 points higher than the previous year.
An eminent physician claims a simple preparation named Auralon cures deafness and head noises in severe cases. Mr William Bristow of Worthing reports long hearing loss resolved and noises vanished after using Auralon, sold 4d per package postpaid via Kires Agency in West Croydon England. Also promotes a blood cleanser claimed to cure scurvy eczema and skin diseases with many cures worldwide.
The Wednesday flower show at Tal bot State school drew strong financial results after a day of exhibits and festivities. Mark Ford of Chinas topped the flower displays as champion grower of the state, with the school staff led by Mrs Parr and a large team of volunteers managing stalls, food, a dance, and performances. Junior helpers assisted with contests and refreshments while speakers praised Mr Ford and Mrs Ford for the exceptional exhibits. The event concluded with thanks from head teacher Mr Milord and a well attended dance as the community tipped in support.
A new ministry lineup is announced with Fathi Bowwer as head and Sir Artie Stanley approving the commission. Key posts include Chief Secretary, Ministers for Labor, Railways, Mines, Forests, Health, Agriculture, Lands and Water Supply, Public Works, Education, and honorary ministers. The cabinet secretary is A A Fartuing. Frank Clarke named wader for the Legislative Council.
A referendum committee held a meeting on Thursday evening appointing canvassers including Amiherer Miasra Salon Hill and others and deciding on a public meeting for December 12 with Maury borough speakers. Anti-Conscription League met Saturday with plans to canvass districts and secure more speakers.
The document urges electors of Grampians to back Government plans for overseas reinforcements, framing them as essential for Australia’s front-line fighters. It warns that opposing the proposal aligns with pro-German influences and risks national freedom. A Melbourne returned soldiers no conscription league publishes extracts advocating a White Australia policy and resisting overseas conscription.
Impure文字 Lyke BLOOD- testimonial claims Clarke's Blood Mixture cleanses blood of impurities and aids scrofula scurvy eczema and skin diseases. Family Doctor testimony endorses it as a new blood purifier from science and skill, sold widely at 40 cents per bottle, warning against imitators.
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