Obituary Notice for Elizabeth Dalby aged 8
On 16 October 1916 Elizabeth Dalby of Oxford Stream Dalby died. She was the beloved wife of Edward Kawi and mother of Min K Wills Nicbi Winwinstowns Nive 1 Wiigig Adela Busine of Tainen Kewin Talbot aged 8 years.
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Pbath
Ben
Oxford Stream
Dalby
Eligabeth
Talbot Shire Council hears mail delivery requests
A council delegation asked Talbot postal officials to extend morning mail deliveries to and from Ballarat and Maryborough, add staff at the post office, and retain telegraphic services. They urged earlier dispatch and all northern and southern routes timed for first trains, with improved telegram and telephone handling.
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A. M. Paulkier
Talbot
Valbot
Wrath
Maryborough
Ballarat
Mulebourne
Althugh
Faulkner
Talbot District notices and local show report
The Talbot district gathers for compulsory military enrolment exemptions and the district weights and measures union meeting. A fair at Amn- Herat aids the State school Patriotic Fund, plus Maryborough show reports strong cattle and poultry exhibits and local prize winners.
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Tr Dowk
George
Linda Matthews
Alf, Matthews
Mount Greenock Plains
Talbot
Education Department
Miss Matthews
Maryborough Agricultural Society
H Winecombe
Hunter
Secont
William
William G. Wall
Wyatt
Mian Unis Wyatt
Miss D. Vincent
Ada Hillard
Alberta
Mr. Kewin
E. Kewin
Oxford Street
Manchester
England
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Red Cross Society event features knitting prize awards
A large Red Cross gathering at the ANA ball venue included prize distributions for a school knitting contest and sales of Household Hints and Snow Glow Cleanser. Rev A M Francis urged support for the war effort, with awards announced for multiple local schools and thanks extended to visiting judges Mesdames Weickhardt and Dawson.
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Wieshire
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A. M. Francis
Francis
Che Newil
Mra M'Phee
Rey
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K. Young
A. Luge
Weickhardt
Sergeant Stephens
Dawaon Avon
Mises Albert
Young
Norton Leitch
Nora Howard
Kitty Kewin
Amherst
Josephine Bogtah
Doris Cosstink
Dunach
Rebecca Stone
Maude Stone
Mesdames Weickhardt
Dawson
Clunes
Howard
Zam-Buk Heals Child After Severe Skin Infection
A Randolph street mother recalls a stubborn boil that spread and worsened on Lillian's heel. After trying many remedies, Zam-Buk rapidly reduced inflammation, closed the wound edges, and promoted healthy skin. The child could walk again. Zam-Buk is sold at local stores.
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Randolph Street
Zar-Buke
Titu
Tuon
Chaise and Stores
Maryborough Warehouses Advertise Stock and Mail Order
Maryborough store notices claim best stock in Wha distelot with calendars for 1916 available on request. T. Watts & Co, Nolan Street, Maryborough. Advert indicates a patent medicine promising cures for scrofula, scurvy, skin and blood diseases, pimples, and other ailments, urging trials and warning of fake substitutes.
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Call
Annual Catholic Concert a Splendid Talbot Success
The annual Catholic concert held on the evening of the 13th at Lown Hall Talbot drew a large audience and generous applause. Performers included Miss K Martin, Miss Power, Miss G Maria, Miss Roby Rees, Master Neil Pearce, Mr P W Weickhardt, Mr Jack Morrissey, and others with lively pieces and the comedy sketch The Conspirators. The stage was dressed in red white and blue with gum and poppies, and a post show supper followed at the commercial hotel with thanks and tributes to the artistes and helpers.
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Argyle
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Home, Sweet Home
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Morrissey
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Hanlon
Ruby Rees
Mra Dowding
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Lyons
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Lowding
Gale
Returned Soldier Urged by War Council for Employment
The State War Council calls on employers to prioritize returning soldiers in hiring. It urges patience as veterans regain full capability after military training, assuring employers they will eventually resume their prewar efficiency in their chosen trades. The council believes fair chances will help veterans rejoin civilian work.
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Council
State War Council
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Faust
Eine
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Evance
Nije Beach
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