Brightshire Engineer Appointed Temporarily
Crowther named temporary engineer and secretary candidate. Council debates whether to appoint a separate secretary, consider fresh applications, and set salaries of £980 for dual role or £350 for engineer plus clerk, with no firm decision reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crowther
Qouvell Messing
Brightshire
Alpine Observer
Treeday
Bright Council
Sorety
Hy ‘Crowther
Violet Town
Dr. Jones
Goly
Fr. i. Wallice
Wallace
Growther
Belloson
A. Wallace
H. Wallace
Bright
Foomman
Brogan
Crowthorne
Abraham
lCr
Milne
tCr
AL Wallace
Cr. Dandes
Cr. al. Wallacy
Cr. A. Wallace
Dr. J. Wallace
Bellason
Cre
Wallace Milne
Dulles
Council
Cr. Milne
Tost
Sc Onder
Cr. Brogan
Ms. Crowther
Ponies
Harvest Thanksgiving services in Methodist Church and community notices
Harvest Thanksgiving services were held at the Methodist Church with Mr Williams and Mr Gibbs preaching and collecting over nine pounds. Miss Olive Trimble was honored with a farewell clock gift before her move to New South Wales. A benefit tennis match ended with Upoti polpon Sixloan Nurses winning. A house fire destroyed Mrs Dick’s residence and furniture, with notes burnt, while a separate Gowangardia cottage fire caused by a spark left J Maher away in Victor Town. A thunderstorm brought 36 points of rain. Education Minister visited the local State School, cautioning mothers of urgency, and dairy disease concerns noted with several deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Trimble
Resaial
Upotipolpon
Ota
Gowangardia
Mir
J. Maher
Miher
Victor Town
Educcation
Whins
Wolice
Railway Meeting at Strathbogie Presses Plan for Railway Evidence
A public Strathbogie North hall meeting discussed preparing statistics for the parliamentary Standing Committee on the proposed Strathbogie railway. About 17 names were added to a committee to gather data, with the next gathering set for the 28th in North Strathbogie. The talk highlighted Eurea as a starting point and urged routes of ten to fifteen miles from Merion or Vielok Town, noting local support and past efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathbogia
Leagues
Bhy
Cond
Pam
Mr Atking
Albury
Mibury
Jearnesta
Bo Slatisfiog
Sintal
Aihin
League
Euroa
Heny
Eurea
Barton
Strathbogie
Eures Uiey
A. Barker
Lurton
Commiitee
Evervary
Conunstine
Ewron
Mr. Delloos
Raul
Lennings
Merion
Vielok
Cattle Starved to Death on Journey to Wodonga
The Age reports a shipment of 40 tracks of cattle from Werriee to Melbourne, halted by extreme heat. On the return leg via Wolonga and Woilongs Creek many died or were killed, with over 70 confirmed dead or destroyed. the remainder to be re-tracked amid a dreadful stench as carcasses line the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simlay
Iewile
Wedonga
Arewihale
New South Wales
Wolonga
Red Valle
Woilongs Creek
Boarl of Works
Werriee
Wodonga Creek
Metropolitan Board of Works
Melbourne
Violet Town to Present Federal Picture at Empire Day
Violet Town school committee plans to present a Federal picture at Empire Day following a method used by Seymour Longwood and others. They invite parents and residents to contribute a small amount and to have contributors’ names engraved on the margin as a tribute. A letter from J Jomisroy head teacher describes past experiences and praise for the project and the support from the ADA despite some non-parents assisting the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Longwood
Earon
Violet Town
Atesson
Anatrasia
A A
Gordon
Histori
Melbourne
Urna
Statu Serioul No
Vialat
St. A
Eeq
Liptrich
Tom
Colne
Iine
Wrea
J.J. Jomisroy
Gooram Advances After Tense Semi Final Showdown
Gooram easily defeated Violet Town in a rain affected semi final with a total of 162 by Souter’s 64 and Saxon 99 not out, while Violet Town faltered at 63-82. The locals chose to forego day two and Gooram moves on to face the Ueamleach Buron winners as Violet Town ladies provide tea for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooram
Muna
Thorn
Apeotaiorm
Ehange
Gouram
Souter
Bradley
Wnth
Violet Town
Matherson
Saxon
Totel
Sower
NePherson
Goorem
Ueamleach
Trial Stakes Racing Names and Odd Entries
A dense list of horse names and weights across trial stakes with multiple figures and misspelled entries. Notable names include Andy Moor Dudstand Ban’s Daisy Port Louche Spring Bolt Miss Stone and Kilcoolin while other lines show various juniors and horse connections with odd spellings and inconsistent data. The fragmentary OCR yields a coastal tote of entrants and decimal weights, reflecting a racing card draft with numerous misprints and unclear pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Moor
Dudstand
Ban's Daisy
Port Louche
Spring Bolt
Miss Stone
Kilcoolin
Formeliug
Kilty Stone
Imadda
Whigga
Ugly Man
Fork View
Iy Rack
Bezinnie
Jack
Kathleen
Live Mary
Meatless
Steel Dow
Tiniding Star
Lilith Marry
Nedwings
Miss Jack
Seal King
Nancy Til
Pide—Arion
Artera
Sufeebo
Atdwow
Wilderness Amid
Malstone
Eth Boor
Rawbelle
Darnok
Mrs C Carter Credits Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Mrs. C. Carter of Market Street South Melbourne credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for easing her twins' croup after timely advice from a doctor. She reports noticeable improvement within a week and notes many children have been helped. Sold by chemists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
John
Chamberlain
Pain Relief Ad From Ailment Advertisement
An OCR fragment describes a testimonial about a pain relief balm used for strains. The speaker credits relief to a product named Pain Bolm, claiming significant improvement after using a quarter bottle and regaining normal function. Names such as Maher Eldan Vie and RB are mentioned in the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldan
Alitehell
Chamberlain's Tablets Bring Noted Health Aid
Mrs Kesther J. Goter of Major's Crook reports nine years with a liver disorder improved after a fortnight of Chamberlain's Tablets. She notes her 78 year old father also found great benefit from the remedy, with the family seeking it at R. Mitchell's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesther J. Goter
Wusw
Chamberlain
Han
R. Mitchell
Local Event Promotes Tickets and Venue Details
Public notice lists Mrs Noll and local organizer promoting ticket sales for an upcoming event at a local venue. It mentions Hovre minutes and attendees should buy tickets at the booth. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community gathering with planned admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Wyman
Hoordary
Hovre Atiinutes
Pradea Hall
Corian
Victoris
Noll
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Local reader notes recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the most satisfactory diarrhea remedy on the market. The writer claims to have tested all similar medicines without finding an equal. Sold by He Bitchall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clumberlain
Mont
OC Dooper
Welkofield
Chamberlain
A. Preston
William le Viteroy
Vic
Dan
Chmberlain
I. Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Eno
Enue
Cariamed
Mh. Williams
T. Gibbs
el Fork
Commonwealth School Picture
McPherson Meyer
E Souter
McPherson Clarke
Walter—Goublie
Cartan
Widerness Maid
Ardaeann
Blank Curthfee
Bawbello
Surook
Port Lowie
Miss Godwin
Kitty Stowe
Malthey
Bursa
Enu
Daisy
Bell
Archories
Lacy Ulsop
Kilconin
Forno
Shurical
Pate Uhiaalitaa
Malthe
Mann
Rock View
St. Patricks Day
Ty Mrown
Lady “Shoys
Goilabia
Argo
Conventong
Andon
Clusk Carbulgo
Hinholle
Stow
Gourlay
Hallion
Wallis
Lek
Tamledgh
Willlis
O Staiman
Cowell
Couray
Sir Stewart
Ely
Mamillon
A. McBarney
KE A Membbon
Cowel
Melarne
Stedman
Ely Noonan
Ily Runelman
Conor
Selber
Keck
Motaub
the People’s Store
W. West
Hugh Thomson
A. Wimmer
Proprietress
Dudley Stree Penhat
Clements Tonic Ltd
Clements Tonic
Linndeberg
J. Hosking
D.D
Minkterefile
Miston
Fitzroy
Kilney
Anvertisenest
Art Union
Saul
Asd
Bataar
Amr Onron
Bank
Wiliday
Eight Hours Art Union
Ie Ar Union
Vrees
May Davies
Allend
Melhanree
Hasachanes
Yivkete
Muh
Tha Seoretary
la Ouch
Amet
P.O
Traveller’s Best Hotel
Sydney Road
Vivulet Town
Mrs. B. M. Meakin
Cousfort
Violet Town Hotel
E. J. Owen
Queen Street
W. T.row
Watchmaker
Jeweller
Boglat
Cnat
Alyn
Aneath
C. Warrell
Lake's Creek
Bookliverpton
Tim Chamberlsin
Eh. Michell
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