War front reports French advance on Aisne front
The latest war news says French forces attack along a 25 mile stretch on the Aisne front with rapid progress. Germans facing American troops have been driven back across the Marne. In a school shelter shed matter Mr Chalmers asked MLA Mr Outtrim for help. a letter from the Education Director says there is no current plan to remove the Talbot State School shelter shed. The Public Works Department reportedly seeks shed removal due to school-building demand and iron scarcity.
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Aisne
Marny
Chalmers
A. R. Oubtrin
Outtrim
Director of Education
Talbot State School
Public Works Department
Talbot notices and meetings amid wartime town updates
A Talbot weekly page reports the annual meeting of governors and contributors for the Amherst District Hospital at 3:30 PM in the Town Hall Talbot. It notes a medal awarded to Mrs. Ferguson, a postal inspector appointment for Mr Arnold Bullock, a push for a public meeting on Mount Greenock, revised court dates, cattle sale prices, and local civic changes including Cr Turnbull’s departure and council tenders for blue stone and road work.
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Goverors
Amherst
Talbot
Board of Management
Mount Greenock
Talbot Progress Association
Jessup
Talbot Shire
Ballarat Corporation
C Heap
Cr W. Turnbull
Clunes
Melbourne
Cr Turnbull
Agricultural Society
Hospital and Building Society
Battle Arras
St. Michael's Church
Tor Morrow
Marshall
Cougiry Fire Brigades
Palbot Pires
Shevp
de W. Hedge
Lexton
New South Wales
Sydney
District Weights Mint
Furhanme
D'Irdenance
A.D C
Foch
Tarbes
Hautes Pyrangos
France
Bell Aths Shire Hall
Laxton
Gainsbrook Stock Market Report July Prices and Trends
Gainsbrook Market notes cattle and sheep values with 12 head from Mount Cameron. Shorthorn and Red Poll crossbred cattle sold £24 to £30, average £27 3s. Bulls and cows ranged £14 to £19 15s, springers £11 2d to £15 10s. Yarding described as good quality, with meat price increases amid fat cattle shortage in Victoria.
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Charles Bucknall
Thos. Fawcett
Mount Cameron
Merino Wothers
Hoggete
Victoria
Don’t neglect that cold and seek early relief
A late 19th century style advertisement warns neglecting a cold may lead to pneumonia and pleurisy. It touts Peps tablets and Kay’s Linseed Compound as cures, claims rapid throat and chest relief, and urges orders to be sent to Orlene Go, railway Crescent, West Croydon, Surrey, England.
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Thomas Winslads
Borden
Hants
Orleme
Amy Price
Orlene
Railway Crescent
West Croydon
Surrey
England
Pioneer widow of Talbot remembered in funeral rites
Mrs Margaret Stain widow of Alexander Stein died at The Crescent Talbot at 3 am Saturday July 19 aged 90. She witnessed the 1854 Eureka Stockade battle and lived in Back Creek Talbot since 1860. Interment was at Amherst Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev. Sanderson and Mr Anderson officiating.
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Margaret Stain
Alexander Stein
Crescent
Talbot
Mrs Stein
Steint
Viv
Eurreka Stockade
Ballarat
Ararat
Moonambel
Back Creek
Presbyterian Church
Ayrshire
Scotland
Bobbie Burns
Pant
A. C. Sanderson
M.A
Beaconsfield
Tasmania
J. Z. Anderson
Fabot
Bath
de P. H. Cunningham
E. P. Dowding
A. Gale
J. H. Jessup
Messrs
Wa. Pheleo
William Melbourne
Ballarat Atraet
Tallit
Bright
Melbourne
Hle Trav
Que
Amherst
Hey
Coates
Mathodiat
Arayoside
Meases
Phelan
Déceisa
The Paul Kong Fund Update from Talbot Letter
A July 19 letter from Talbot outlines the Paul Kong Fund appeal in which donors consented to purchase varied articles to benefit the fund. Mr O Donnell planned to buy the quadra and an assortment was signed over to Paul King with instructions to provide grace. The note records costs totaling £3 and a balance due, with a promise to finalize the matter.
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Ladiow
Gantlemen
Paul Kong
Midi T Andoraan
Arlivion
L O'donnell
Paul King
Lemelne
Craigih
Ote
Csuw ER
A. Mekenzle
Talbot
Sanders Extract Proclaimed Superior Cure All
An 19th century suit claims Sanders Extract as a universal remedy for arm and wound healing with internal use to ease fevers colds and digestion. The plaintiff argues its antiseptic and curative powers surpass competitors and urges recognition of genuine Sanders Extract across medical uses and brands.
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Do Havay
Mulbourns
Vicbiria
Sander
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Rosedale
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State Savings Bank
Elizabeth St
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G. A. M. Moss
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Post Office
Nolan Street
Maryborough
Stasgeil
H. L. Lazarus
Mnuse
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Tate
H. W. Hamilton
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Mulbourne
St Joe
Mburrburauat Hopital
Tadhot
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Dane Or
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G.M. Beowabill
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Mildura
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Li Bhai
Goo Vhaink
Maryboroug
Valiats
William
E. Melbourne
Aga
G. E Ferguson
Prince Alfred Street
E. T. Kirby
Favant
G. EB. Ferguson
Anzac Day Aporta
Anzac Day
1918
Pte
Australian Commonwealth Military Forces
2Nd Training Brigade
AIF
Arnold Bullock
Talbot Post Office
Kyabrai
Geelong
Russell Treat
Lillour Road
H. M'Connell
Maldon
Kay
Leis
Awihiat
Soofiee Nin
Shire of
Tae
Holdenson and
Nielson Frest Food Pty. Ltd
We Ace
CommonWealth
Hack
A.N.A
A.N.A. Hid
Minhamite Shire Council
Fas Bows
IV Victoria
Railways Standling Committee
Shire
Traralgon
Valdes
Horsham
Western Australia
New Zealand
New York
Moe Atiudesn
Gainsbrook Stock Market
John Mullins
Eddington
Mou Uy
Talbgr Lee
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