No clear event directs attention to local abatement effort
Fragmentary text notes district attention and attention to a general clearance with district involvement. It mentions a lot and stock status though details are unclear. Entities are sparse and the snippet lacks coherent actions or outcomes to form a definite summary.
Auction inventory listing numerous farm tools and livestock items
An extensive OCR fragment shows a mixed auction catalogue with animals such as Polly the mare and Maud old roan, plus numerous farming implements, tools, household items, and furniture. Names include Polly Maud Moxy Giny and references to carts ploughs harrows and a wide array of equipment, with a closing note about applications due by 13th March 1913.
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Billiog
Tyanee
Nicolem & Mortum
Rinter
Micey Harvie
Aft
Marreater Fis Warn
Beh
Trill
Jabony
Sprimedray Callivetor
Chattenttan
Bagehaw
Horssworke
Frome
Planks
Biglistar, Barnous, &c Household Furniture
Alfe Laval
Toa
Polly
Maud
Uvariy
Muetin
Atripper
Martin Campyeather
Nella Avaon
Nels Tyre
Massey Det
Uny Fraue
Iinker Caltiva
Fuero
Brook
Strikers' Memiors and the Rights of Labor in Sydney
The Sydney strike dispute centers on the right of workers to leave or take up employment under fair conditions. It argues against employers and unionists who use intimidation to block replacements, urging respect for lawful occupation and government protection of free labor. The dispute ends with a wage rise and workers returning to duty.
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Sydaey
Thor
Han Fwen
Becaus
Sydney
South Australia
Sven
Otera
Trea
Press and Electoral Act Restrictions Spark Newspaper Ads
The Country Press Association reports that new Commonwealth Electoral Act restrictions punishable by penalties have forced 40 branches to shift election reports to advertisements. Copy must be signed by a reasonable person, explaining the absence of usual editorials and police speeches.
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Country Press Association
Thas
Palico
Podaral Amma
Press and the Federal Election Campaign T: Press and the Federal Election Campaign
The article condemns government pressure on the press during Australia’s election period. It warns electors missing meetings risk penalties and accuses the Funeral Labor Government of seeking greater constitutional power. The piece asserts a defense of liberty and urges readers to resist perceived interference with a free press.
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Clacton
Navy Nacionaly
Country Agricultural Societies Abocitation Formed at Belk lava Meeting
A South Australian gathering in Belkalava outlined forming the Country Agricultural Association to coordinate exhibitions and improve shows. Officers from Jamestown Blyth Port Wakefield Laure Kupundi Budunda and Gawler elected. next Adelaide meeting planned for September with bylaws and a £11 annual fee.
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Adelaide
Belxklava
Adalanda
Thursay
Roya Agricultural Society
A.W. Hobinson
Provident
Balaklava Society
J. Horgan
Jamentown
I. Harry “Virgo
Balaklava
Treasier
Balakines Society
Von
Bertondh Ware
Annual Meeting and Reports From Shauione Ornamental Grounds
The Shauione Ornamental Grounds Committee postpones the rey of its annual meeting and Chairman's report. Royal Academy of Music style theory examinations are set for Saturday May Slat nort with three exhibitions to follow. Details from Hav L es da Ces, Lace ASegal preach. Gladstone Ornamental Grounds held an annual meeting noting the efforts of several gentlemen and praising the reflection achieved. Stuart Ronald recently joined by Mr Padman and debuted with Gladstone Criminal Co Soar, drawing favorable notice. The annual Catholic Sports at Georgetown concluded successfully. results to be published next issue.
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Shauione Ornamental Grounds Committee
Royal Academy of Music
L. Es. da Ces
Lace Asegal
Gladstone Ornements
Stuart Ronald
Padman
Gladstone Criminal
Maidan Sffork
Holiday shifts and local races mark Gladstone notices
Holiday schedule changes push Areas Axprena to Thursday while St Patrick’s Day races move to Monday at Cultowie. A weather weary period improves to cool pleasant. Port Adelaide event sees Caltowie artisans win Geld Cup with 965. BS, Williane 68, Ninnes 56, Lehmann 86. Gladstone 246. Sale notices warn at Gladstone police station sale of grey gelding and goods. farms near Georgetown host D O Brien sale with 28 horses 140 sheep 10 cattle 900 tons of hog, farm implements and furniture. Bagot Shakes Lewis hold monthly sale at Gladstone with cattle and sheep offerings and a general consignment sale.
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Cultowie
Ronaver
JV. O'Loghlin
Mosars
Port Adelaide
Caltowie
Aiflermen
Arene
Williane
Ninnes
B Amey
J. BE. Lehmann
Gladstone
Georgetown
Meera Bagot
Shekos d& Loch
O Brien
Messrs
Bagot, Shakes & Lewis
Farewell to Mr Read at Gladetown Tews Hall
In Gladetown a farewell was given to Mr Read for his town service as councilor and organizer of public works. Friends praised his efforts in parks, cricket, football and youth facilities. A presentation of signs marked the town’s gratitude as he and his family looked forward to a long, prosperous life away from public duties.
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O'Grady
Cromby
T. Halli
Pring
Aoesars
Read
Bead
Tie
Ors
Eley
Lines
Parsons
Faye
Hancock
Grounds Tech
van Bont
Giadatone
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Romanents Parraned
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Port Picis
Bolicite
Stuart Douglas Ronald
Hams Thin Gay
Madey
E. C, Padman
Stuart D
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Girls’ Friendly Society Continental
Marow
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Town Hall
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Gladstone Coursing Club
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B. Hantook
Bec
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Giladeton Tham
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Tp.a
Ilam
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Auban's
Bastar
the Press and the Federal Electoral Act
Mr. F. Read
TOP Brand Super
F.O.R
Wallaree
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Adelaida Chemical & Fertilizar Coy. Ltd
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