Skeleton weed reward and farming changes debated in Wasa meeting
An important meeting of Ye Wug Skeleton Weed Committee at Wasa discussed a £6000 reward offered by the Government for an effective eradication method and the allocation of up to £100,000 to assist farmers changing farming systems. Present were officials including Director A H McDonald and committee president T G Sigman. The group adopted conditions for the reward, detailing eligible methods, land testing, cost limits, and accountability.
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Government offers reward to curb weed menace
Mr McDonald noted hopes that a ministerial grant condition would be approved to allow next week’s farmer applications. He praised the Warage Skeleton Weed Committee whose work led to a 3000 reward for eradicating the weed and 100,000 available to farmers for control. The conference urged government action to centralize noxious weed contracts under agriculture.
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Not Guilty Verdict In Murder Case At Trial
A jury found 20 year old George Wirthton of Way ag murdered Paul Draedodt a Wayscley tollkeeper last September. The court heard the defendant deny the charge as the verdict of not guilty was returned. Wirthton stood rigidly erect as the jurors delivered the decision. He faces time already served and will be sent to Cong Bay gaol for a separate long sentence.
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Lassip
George Wirthton
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Paul Draedodt
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Ak Wavecley
Om Semeniyer
Warvarion
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Warburton
Justice Davidson
Cong Bay
Make Your Own Couch Wier Folk Remedy
A vintage advertisement-like text promotes a do it yourself remedy with ingredients including HEESZO and TFENZO claiming cures for coughs colds and chest complaints. It touts broad claims of health benefits and urges readers to order from a chemist or store, noting high demand among Australians.
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Third Accident In Same Place In Albury Street
A man named Frank Loy, son of Constable F. Loy, died after a third crash at the same Albury Street junction in Stuyrumbaraby. The motor cycle struck a horse and cart, leaving him unconscious for weeks. The coronial inquiry found the death accidental.
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