Reopening of remodeled Lexton school ceremony and tender notices
The afternoon ceremony of reopening the remodeled Lexton school was led by Sir A. J. Peacock with Lady Peacock and Hon. A. R. Outtrim attending. Speeches and toasts marked the event as parents praised the up to date facilities. Fresh tenders for Glenbrae road works were opened, with H. Stuart accepted at £765 and two other bids listed. The council discussed celebrating the shire's jubilee at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Peacock
Lady Peacock
A. R. Outtrim
Glenbrae
Ercildoune
Cre
R. W. Laidlaw
Yates
Tippett
Talbot Clunes Tennis Match Ends With Visitors Dominant
On Saturday in the Public Park Talbot hosted Clunes for a tennis match. Clunes proved stronger and won easily amid good attendance and afternoon refreshments from the ladies. The gathering also said farewell to Mr and Mrs W E Rogers who were moving to a neighboring town.
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Talbot
Clunes
A. J. Long
Rogers
Mr Chalmers
Mr Long
Chalmers
Clunes Defeat Talbot Boys in Park Football Match
On Saturday last, Clunes and Talbot school boys played in Public Park. The Clunes, the bigger side, won with 2 behinds to 6 behinds in a 2 goal margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluses
Talbot
Clunes
Zam-Buk Dramatic Claims On Pain Relief And Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk as a swift pain killer for rheumatism in arms and legs and as a versatile healer for eczema sores and wounds. It includes a testimonial from Alex Robertson of Dunedin praising dramatic relief after use and warns of a costly ineffective embrocation. Also promotes Clarke's Blood Mixture as a blood purifier with many cures and cautions against imitations.
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Alex, Robertson
Tli Juitland
Dunedin
Gant
Clarke
Fawlty
Tossu
ORANGE BLOSSOMS AT TATURA WEDDING OF JENKINS CAMPBELL
The wedding of Frank Arthur Jenkins and Nellie Campbell took place Wednesday April lith at the Presbyterian Church Tatura. The couple, both widely liked, were married by Rev C J Legate with a large attendance from Rodney Shire and district. A reception followed at the school hall with music and tributes from friends and officials, and the couple departed for their honeymoon at Lorne.
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Frank Arthur Jenkins
J. Jenkins
Lawreny
Riversdale Road
Auburn
Helen
Nellie) Brodie Campbell
W. Campbell
Hogan Street
The
Water Commission
Lexton
Tatura
C. J. Legate
A. Bowie
Phil Jenkins
Marjorie Campbell
Doris Jenkins
Fred. Jenkins
Mrs. Sissons
Misa Marjorie Campbell
Mia Campbell
Mra Campbell
D. Love
J.P
Jenkins
F. Jenkins
J. W. Wilson
Capbell
Heator
Rodney
Tr. Jenkins
W. N. Wilson
Friendly Societies Half Year Meeting Includes Tours and Prizes
The Friendly Societies branch held its half yearly meeting on Thursday the 28th with President C Cullip in the chair. Jas Warren received a clearance to join North Melbourne branch. H H Schwennesen’s clearance was accepted. Officers elected at last meeting were confirmed. A retiring president’s certicate for C Cullip was ordered. A letter from Clunes branch invited attendance at its meeting on the 29th, President Taylor to officiate. A trophy was proposed for introducing at least three members in the next half year. Davey the orchard expert will attend July 9 and Hart will demonstrate caporising at Hall Bros orchard on June 17. Eaves reported on cribbage, next contest June 17. A Board member was invited to install officers on June 7. Enchre tournament between town and country ended in a 9-9 tie. country players included Andrew Woodall, Ladd, Hill, Cullip, Solamano, Prowse, Wilson. Town players included Deans Gale, Deans MKenzie, Davis Rathjen, Cook Tucker, Browne Long, Eaves Jamieson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cullip
Jas. Warren
North Melbourne
H. H. Schwennesen
F. Eaves
Clunes
Taylor
M'Kenzie
Messrs Hall Bros
Hart
Eaves
T. Browne
F. M.kenzie
Davis and Rathjens
Cook and Tucker
Browne and Long
Jamieson
Total
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE ELECT OFFICERS
At the half yearly meeting officers were elected with W P Bro. H Paine and W A Sister M Davis named for key roles. One member was initiated. Joint installation planned at Maryborough on June 9, with Temperance Social Club meeting Thursday evening June 11.
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W.P
H. Paine
W.A
M. Davis
F.S
E. Chalmers
R.S
EF. Wright
H. Davis
J. Weilandt
Trea
R. Ross
A. Davis
Maryborough
Temperance
Worms in children health tips and Dead Shot remedy
The article describes worm symptoms in children including irritability itching and sleep disturbance. It promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a vegetable medicine to kill worms eggs and nests with a price of 2s 9d per packet from The W H Comstock Co. Sydney mail order available.
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Comstock
W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd
Langstreet
Church Hill
Sydney
Brown's Bronchial Troches Advertised Cure
Wood's Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds boosts Brown's Bronchial Troches as immediate throat relief. The ad promotes usage for hoarseness bronchial affections and warns untreated coughs may lead to pulmonary or asthmatic problems. Manufactured by John I Brown and Sons Boston with a government stamp label.
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Wood
Brown
John I Brown and Sons
Boston
United States
Pege Depot
Farringdon Road
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F. A. Jenkins
Nellie Campbell
Lorne
Tatura Guardian
Sons and Daughters OF Temperance
Talbot and District
Co-Operative Butter & Cheese Factory Co
London Bank of Australia, Ltd
Talbot National Bank of Australasia, Ltd
Newstead
J. H. Jones
Camp Street Talbot
N.B
R. Simpkin
Republic of
Jas. Gray
America
Phelan & Sons
Talbot & Maryborough
J. J. M'Donald
Amherst
Ishes
AY Talbot
Wilson's
Ballarat
Street
General Produce Dealer
Wisher and Co
M'cormack’s
International Harvester Co
J. J. M‘donald
Ballarat Street
Leamington Oils
H. Ennis
Aving
Talbot Line
H. Ennes
Ce Talbot
WORMS
P. Moloney
Arpenter
Crescent
Bank of Australasia
Will Palmer
Holyrood St
Bride’s
Colonials
Lia
Reachass
Erie
Suereen Hak
Berle
Beecham
Taggart
High Street
General Printing Office
Talbot Leader
Price
Robert Allen
Wilks and Son, Jewellers
Ballarat, Bendigo
Melbourne
F. M. Moore
Laader