Talbot Fire Brigade Officers Elected For 12 Months
Local notes cover a Christmas period in Talbot with church services, post office hours during holidays, and a report on the Amherst Cemetery Trustees meeting. The Talbot Fire Brigade elected Captain Wm Neve, Lieutenant H Weight, Foreman E Schmidt, Apparatus Officer P Swain, Secretary W J Long, Auditors T Browne and W Menzie. Wm Neve won the Christmas Day fire brigade gold medal. J Verlandt was runner up.
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Toms Bers
J. Doulas
Wm. Neve
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Amherst’ Cemetery
Messrs
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N. Weilandt
A. M’kenzie
R. Allen
Talbot Park grass fire and local headlines on Boxing Day
Fire outbreaks in Talbot Public Park caused brief excitement as tall thick grass resisted flames. A careless motel left discarded is blamed. Other items note charitable donations from local estates, school fund results, recruiting efforts at Boxing Day sports, and a Christmas presentation for Miss Hadenfeldt.
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Talbot
Frederick Miller
Bung Bong
Palmer
C. Taylor
J. Whitaker
W. Ingram
Red Lion
Martins
St. Michael's
Crigan
A. Hadenfeldt
St. Michel's
Hadenfeldt
Michael
Amherst District Hospital
Edward Wilson
Argus
Alfred Felton
Nelson Province General Lists Open for Inspection
The Nelson Province General Lists for the Talat Division related to the Legislative Council are now printed and may be inspected free at the electoral regia office (Mr A B Reffey) and at every post office in the division until revision. A list of objected entries also appears in another piece. Auctioneers and updates will follow in the next issue. Also note a heat wave in Warracks reached a 4 record Sunday with shade temperature around LIOly degrees, the highest in years.
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Electoral Regia War
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A. D. Douglas
Warracks
SOLMIER'S LETTER DESCRIBES WOUNDS AND CHEERFUL OUTLOOK
Sergeant W Smith of Danadh writes from Harefield Park hospital after being wounded in France. He recalls shell blast, facial injuries, eye weakness, and shaving his head for wounds. He hopes for rest in Scotland after Christmas and notes hard fighting on Paxendale ridge with rain and mud as they pushed Germans back. The letter conveys resilience and anticipation of recovery.
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Danadh
Australian Auxilary Hospital
Harefield Park
Bnulund
Thay
Segeant Smith
England
France
Scotland
Paxdendale Ridge
Kaiser Sees Turkish Alliances Aid Constantinople
Kaiser's voyage aboard the Goeben, his meeting with Ottoman leaders, and his expressed hatred of the English are described by Karl Rosner. The Kaiser praised Turkish support to Constantinople, noting Germany's aid was crucial in resisting Allied onslaughts. He reportedly planted an imperial standard atop a Turkish field marshal’s tent, amid new military symbolism.
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Sander’s Extract Promoted For Broad Health Uses
An old Melbourne report highlights eucalyptus oil dangers and extols Sander’s Extract as antiseptic and curative. The ad claims protection from infections and relief for wounds, burns, ulcers, and various ailments when taken or applied, praising its safety and universal household value.
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Melbourne
Andier
Sander
Referendum talk and ministerial reshuffle expected in Australia
The discussion centers on the referendum campaign and potential changes to the federal ministry. Reports detail Mr Hughes planning for Cabinet opposition and party canvassing while ministry members show varying levels of confidence. A Ministerial Party meeting is scheduled for Thursday and Parliament for Wednesday.
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Sina Finn
Ballarat
Cammaian
Peter d Bartivivaat
Ainberg
Gee
Hughes
Pearce
Nen
Vsti
Tham
Orlene cure claim for trains and noises of the head
A dubious advertisement touts Orlene as a universal remedy for nervous disorders and noises in the head. It claims rapid cure with one box, cites Mrs Kane of Portland Crescent and Mrs Urlee as examples, and urges purchase from Orlene Co. in Dartford.
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Talbot Police Court Reaffirms License and Distress Actions
The Talbot Police Court grants renewal of a world hayes license to Harriet H L Donat and notes general water rates and an amount of 221 pounds. The case against A J Boyd involves default distress and vaccination of children. Constable Gray files distress actions amid references to Alfred Boyd.
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Wold Hayes
Hrriett
M Donat
Shire of Talbot
A. J Boyd
Reneral
Constable Gray
A. J. Boyd
Alfred Boyd
Obituary notices from Talbot and Beaufort districts
Obituary notices report the death of Mes Garvan of Essendon, widow of James P Gar ner, a Talbot resident with a large family, and mention the recent death of W Ruby of Maryborough aged 73. Also noted is the passing of James Prenne of Laxton aged 74 with a large funeral at Lexton Cemetery and service at St Mary’s Church of England. Other lines record the death of Mrs M Iver of Ballarat, once of Tulbal, after a long illness.
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James P. Garner
Talbot
Essendin
Snd
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Fellon
France
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Laxton
Great Thurlow
England
Victoria
Beaufort
Lexton
Lexton Canatery
St. Mary’s Church of England
Eafin
W. Prantica
Jimas
Arthur
Stanstog Praniten
Pall
R. Neil
Kitchen
Owen
R. Stapkin
Kew
J. Dodd
Learimonth
Australian YMCA Canteens Support Soldiers Abroad
A statement from the National Committees of the Australian Young Men's Christian Association explains YM G A canteens operate under military rules. Profits fund hot drinks and refreshments for Australian soldiers at firing lines, leaving for or at embarkation points, with gains directed to welfare and the association reinvested for social and recreational services abroad through the ALP.
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Live Fish Found Deep in Transvaal Mine Shaft
Report of live fish discovered at the bottom of a Transvaal vertical shaft 3800 feet deep. Barbel identified, 6 to 12 inches long, weighing up to three quarters of a pound, suggesting they fell or swam down in bad weather. Also notes strange animal behavior and a medical ad for Brown's Bronchial Troches.
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