Warrnamatool notices and upcoming events in brief
Monthly Warrnamool meeting discusses kitchen and hot water upgrades at the hospital. A hospital concert raised funds with a strong gate and tickets in high demand. Football match planned at Friendly Societies Park between Roars Club and Dennington. Victorian Farmers Union to meet at Terang Mechanics Hall with a Melbourne representative. Welcome home social announced for local families. Tides, shipping schedule, and a Victoria weather forecast included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Hospital CO
Renneté
Park O-Mar- Roars
Dennington
Tme Wilet
Victorian Farmers
Victorian Farmers’ Union
Terang Mechanics’ Hall
Melbourne
Advertising notices from Western District Co operative and sales firms
The Western District Co operative Produra Co promotes booking orders for clovers mangels and other seeds. Empire Auction Rooms Co to auction furniture next Tuesday afternoon. Mr C Welch Warrnambool and Gen Hughes advertise private sale of a large stock of cow and secondhand furniture. Swintons Ltd announce a showroom stock sale with blouses skirts costumes and millinery at bargain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District
Produra Co
Empire Auction Rooms Co
C. Welch
Warrnambool
Hughes Estein
Swintons’ Pir. Ltd
Grand National Acceptances Include New Zealand Steeple Chaser
The record lists acceptances for the Grand National meeting with many horses named, including New Zealand steeple chaser Hnepat. He ran a morning trial at Firmen and later died in his stable at Newmarket from a broken bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnepat
New Zealand
Firmen
Sed
Newmarket
Safeguards the Children Not Cere Their
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled note about child safeguards and unclear phrases. The readable portion hints at concerns over protections for minors but provides no definite event, names, or locations to anchor a summary.
Piave Battle and Western Bank Cleared Report
London dispatch notes limited gains near Piave river. Italian forces advanced three miles toward Monte Tomba on June 15, capturing about 1700 prisoners from Monte Grappa area. Piave sector still flooded hindering new bridges as Austrians defend stubbornly while Italians reclaim roughly a third of previously lost ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Monte Ibe
Ems Bellare
Frong
Othe
Monte Agolian
Eee
Italian Forces Repel Siege as 379 Prisoners Taken
Allied dispatches describe Italian defense at Cape Sile where attackers were driven back. Italian forces captured 379 prisoners and treated surrounding areas as the battle concluded amid heavy casualties and riverine retreats. Reports note Austrian retreats across the Piave and renewed Italian pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metanne Helen
Cape Sile
World War I Press Summary: War Developments and Allied Reports
A disjointed early 20th century war dispatch reviews Allied and German actions. Reports mention German troop movements and an expected resumption of major offensives, with British raids near the Somme and Mailly Haineval. Allied authorities promise countermeasures and note captured prisoners and machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houter
Mailly
Haineval
Pri
Ginal Porta Marthef
German Foreign Secretary von Kuhlmann Signals Peace Terms
Dr. von Kuhlmann warned that a peace accord must rest on political motives rather than military action. He argued Germany cannot concede to unconditional terms and urged reconsideration of overbearing Allied demands amid ongoing war. News dispatches cite mixed European reactions and speculation on his possible resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michard Vou
Fe Gm
Germany
Corman
von Kuhlmenn
Adda
Enpdas
Admiralty
Wireless Press
von Kubbnann
Getexs
Mlitars
Kearpe
Kubmann
von Kuhlmann
Aitien
Dyron Kuhlmann
Former Hus sian Prowuer Addresses Russian Democracy Rally
Almandery Kerensky, the former Hus sian leader who vanished last November, was introduced at the Labor Conference. He spoke amid loud cheers, declaring that the Hussan people and the Russian democracy fight tyranny together, and urged unity with the English people and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine
Almandery Kerensky
Hussian Prowuer
Hussia Laat
Vatussian
M. Kerensky
Macow Vt
Hussan Peote
Tyregny
Treatment for women's anxiety advertised in odd pamphlet
An illustrated leaflet promises remedies for female anxiety claiming to have helped many. It asserts benefits and urges readers to believe in a cure, listing a person named Woods and a peppermint gate as part of the curious promotion.
Toll of the Pirates Losses Show Decrease
Admiralty reports a decrease in merchant tonnage losses for May amid wartime shipping. Allied and neutral ships suffered fewer wrecks, with total marine trade and entry clearances to the United Kingdom reaching 7,777,843 tons, excluding wartime convoy routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Mont of Mar
Marine Trivk
Ministry of Shipping Ammoniers
Etenmehipe
Tony
United Kingdom
Mr Hughes Excites German Press in London Visit
Fragmentary OCR shows German newspapers reacting angrily to Mr Hughes's London visit. Reports claim Cologne Zeitung and others warn he will face consequences at the Conference. The text is garbled but indicates hostility toward Australia's policy and possible military implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguter
Mr. Hughes
Lomdon
Agust
Australia
Monroy Dactrina
Pacific
Europs
Irish Promises Prompt Republic Talk and Armed Warning
In a House of Commons debate Me. R B Shorts, Chief Secretary for Ireland, cites German proclamations claiming support for an Irish Republic after victory. He warns that German agents threaten armed relief and that plans for May were anticipated. signals of covert communications with Ireland and coastal activity were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Ireland
House of Cmnmone
Germany
Feermany
Irs
Premier's policy speech outlines budget and reforms
Melbourne on Thursday reports Premier pledging a surplus of £415,000 with £231,000 to public and rail bonuses, £104,000 for bond redemption and state securities. Measures include taxation changes, improved grain marketing, damanged dairy and wine legislation, and a central state reorganization with new branches. The six o'clock closing rule for hotels to be enforced and work mandates for imprisoned deserters proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Thunsday Spe A.B
Hewsen
Apecia
Une
Ruither
Nak
Heroes at the Front Pte Roy Jackway Killed in Action
The Rev W Edgar Worl read a memorial note from St George's Church Warrnambool announcing the death in action of Private Roy Jackway after three years service. His parents resided at Kangaroo Road while his brothers Charles and Tom and sister Mrs T O Baillie remained in Warrnambool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edgar Worl
Bov
St. George's Church
Warenain Bool
Willink
Jackway
Lou Jarkway Enhetel
Hy Parenta
Kangares Road
Niklench
Charis
Tor
TO Baillie
Warrnambool
Tom Jack
Melhoorne
Parente
Red Cross Society Donations and Collections Acknowledged
The May donations and collections for the Red Cross Society are acknowledged by the secretary. Listed are gifts from Mr W Rolanson Grasmere membership, Mrs Rogers, Mrs Gill, Miss Macfraine, Mrs Powell, Mr Hardie, Miss Robinson, Miss Powell, Mrs Bloore, Mrs Cramie, Mrs Martell, Miss Goodall, Mrs Walsh, and local branches. Items include garments, girdles, slippers, books, and sweet stalls, noting a fatted lamb won by Mr Bob Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Jane Ae
Hom Seretarys
W Rolanson
Grasmere
Bership
Vombhe and Co
Employes
Fort Michely
Mies Powell
Doherty
Kwantans
Hauphreys
W. Rogers
Mra. Gill
Rand
Willianna
Broughton
Lawleon
Hanes
Bob Linda
Farewell to Lawson Ex-Mayor Shelters City’s Gratitude
The meeting of ex-Mayors and city leaders in Warrnambool honored H E Lawson town clerk who is leaving after long service. Speakers praised his dedication to public welfare and noted his firm knowledge of local government law and loyal support to the Mayoral office, with a presentation of a gold wristwatch to his wife and a chorus of goodwill from citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Ie
Lawson
Melbourne
Wien Orvasttenl
Scien
Law
Tadig
Nagmining
Aces
Ikind
Bret Spowker
Noome
Moore
Mr Lawson
Courer
Hickland
Council
J. Auseell
J. Macfell
GS. Markse
J. W. Younger
A. Botineon
M. Saltan
J.D. Dean
Mla
P. B. Webb
Lawcon
Ea-Cr McGernan
Das Duers
Dew
Dickson
Aml
T. Russom
D. Mackaw
JS Week
J. BE. Vileers
Fog Oshomme
Gillafar
Ain Enres
Vielmy
Duimaedi
Australia
Amusements: Clara Raball in Trilby at the Pictures
The article previews Clara Raball starring in Trilby a melodrama about love power and danger. The film promises vivid emotion and a dramatic performance amid peril and intrigue with a notable supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STAI
Clara Raball
We Maurier
Trelby
Feo
Chara Kom
Wong
Jim Vital
Charlie Haphin
Will
Vawien
Market Report Notes From Melbourne Trading Desk
A fragmented report outlines Western District factory prices and prado costs with mixed quotes. Market mentions include per unit rates, government price references, and varied lots with several figures and terms in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado
Fredair
Rungetrest
Melbourne
Otstrom- Magiam
Udunary Linn
Goew
Tees
Fragmentary text yields a puzzling historical note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions emotional language and incomplete phrases. The readable parts reference a setting or enunciation but lack clear names, dates, or events to anchor a specific news item. The snippet suggests a casual or personal note rather than a distinct public notice.
Incomplete OCR: Bar Easing of Soa Then
Fragmentary text from an OCR page shows unreadable terms and truncated phrases. The readable parts offer no clear event or subject to summarize with certainty.
Medicine for heel complaint praised by front line soldiers
Soldiers at the front credit Cham Verian Colig and Diarrhoes Flemedy with a successful medicine for heel pain in all its forms. They say those who carried a bottle relieved their own pain and helped fellow soldiers endure suffering. The note also mentions tips on treating a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uummenae
Ima
Sears
Murray
Mackay
Flemedy
Elieed Themeslen
Herve
Mans
Erarn E
A Reliable Home Remedy Promoted For Colds and Bronchitis
Fragments describe a home remedy for colds and bronchitis with references to treatment methods and ingredients. The text mentions Athos and bronchial concerns, plus prompts on preparing a warm solution and personal balance, though details are garbled. The article reads as a partial advertisement or medical note from an older page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lara
Mies Rooney
Warrnambond Hospital
Swinton
Heneitel Five
Medd Ter
Korni
Pruars
Allangfi
Im. Harvey
Mousra
Archibald Arlene
Moar
Dalgety and Co
Warrnamdar
Satlinge
Pine O'Clock
Victoria
Hunt
Commonwealth
Acron Estiorn Park
Avon
Sporting. Se
Jack Rice
Pire
Lord Grey
Tonporogan
Coronatis
Mountain God
Ohi
Lootoo
Will Comfort
Rathfarnham
Heal Figael
Th Hayston
Wallalo
Pistolier
Math
Sande
Nicke Jack
Hill Fait
Lord
Calais
Kidlark
Fastolf
Biga
Westendale
Kitman
Pie
Rewrth Perrignite
Liauz
Jeffries
Tee Ren Ot Piave
Raminanes
Chieranoova
Piave
the Times
J, M. N. Jeffries
Timea
Montello
Saa
Semaglia
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Tienes
Ward Price
Montella
Dian
Trong
Bnate
HUN Outlook
ERMAN
Wilness
Rabes
Lars
United Service
Hamilton Fyfe
The
Daily Mail
Ally
Fick-Marshal
Sir Douglas Haag
Somme
CLOOM
Paris
Cnet Aeroplanes
Corresqomen
Basle
Bern
Kerensky
Rome
Hums Promise Republic
England
Pte, WM
Roy Jackway
RED Cross Society
OrpizEks Hokor ME
Laweos
Mrs. Laweon
Tf Ie
Hewley
America
Walt Soriian
Ieee
Osamen i
Val Fk
W. J Hawklord
Mr. Lawson
Mprove
Elwuld
Sidues
Warrnambor
Tramsport
United States
Mune
Pearson
Eraporstigan
Mer
Pierson Meade
Iereiche Ongar
Gels
Tahoe
Mr Poors
Noel
Staten
TUK
Vleurenhay
Jane Western District Company
OK Abadache
Gra P
Baring
Athos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!