Farmers' Relief Act dispute over Pine Dam property
A Wellington court case concerns Baker's claim to Pine Dam property, purchased in 1922 from Gabott. The Farmers' Relief Board director Honey Bowern oversaw actions amid mortgage conditions, stay orders, and a writ of possession contested by Gobetti who refuses to surrender. Baker argues his entitlement under mortgage terms and court orders. Gobetti maintains occupancy rights, with prior police warrants and possession issues noted.
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Suntop
Gott
Bublia
Sand
Sydney
Thy
Farmers’ Relief Board
Honey Bowern
Weko
Srobetti
Pubha
Peter Richard
Rogers
Biker
Otr
Gabott
Baker
Golutt
Tiobeiti
Pacer Sian
Wellingeton
Petruiny
Gobetti
Posse Alan
Poxwen
Wellington
Pebranry
Consequines
Gidd
Bnntop
Untitled Fragment on Noise and Alchemy
A distorted, scattered verse fragment references a wheeled reprisal, a leaking tap, and a slammed door. It mentions abhorrence of violence, a metallic hiss, and garbled phrases about a “sestful pellet anatre” and “Pepper mint Cure,” creating a cryptic, nonsensical mood.
Windorah-Campbella Branch CWA Lecture on Rose Growing
A Thursday session at the Windorah-lamanetta CWA branch featured Mrs OR Wer Conn hosting a lecture on rose growing by Mr. Dowling of Dubbo. Demonstrations covered wax plantings pruning and cultural care with visitors from nearby towns. A vote of thanks to Mr Dowling followed, acknowledging his enthusiasm and willingness to share advice on rose culture.
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CWA
Ken
Mr. Dowling
Dowling
Brangh
Court hearing over farm mortgage amid farmer relief debate
A dense transcript outlines Baker facing forced sale under a court order as Golotti's lawyers challenge the action. Quirk and Davidson argue the Bolly Levens Court conditions prevent seizure while stressing the farmer’s lack of income and mounting debts. The Farm Board’s Henry Rowers and the judge clash over the act’s fairness as adjournments delay resolution. Salvation Army.
Welcoming Major Franks To Wellington In Rainy Assembly
The Wellington gathering welcomed Major and Mrs Franks of Grenfell, newly appointed to Wellington. Rain dampened attendance but speakers praised their character, faith, and plans, stressing support from Army officers and local groups as they embark the term among youths.
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Major
Franky
Grenfell
Wellington
Tor
Franks
Usu Hyman
Crean
Stewart
Dro. Rowe
Jms
Mason
Pilar
Tony
Jing
Weather Boya
Henides
Franka
Ruewhd
Chiatwa
Bro. R. Croat
Fragmentary verse fragment hints at social critique
A garbled poetic passage references a haughty air and social missteps. Phrases imply admonitions about pride, affection, and a warning to avoid insulting a friend or breaking trust. The text is incomplete, with missing context and unclear speakers.
Memoir of a Scottish Highlander Sergeant Donald MacLeod
An Aberdeen Weekly Journal excerpt recounts the life of Sergeant Donald MacLeod of the Royal Scots and the Black Watch. It traces his extraordinary 103 year life, battlefield service from Blenheim to Quebec and Sebastopol, and his reputed long-standing endurance and exploits across European and American wars.
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Aberdeen Weekly Journal
A. K
Donald Neleod
Murdoch McLeod
Island of
Skye
Yeitish
Wicery
Kovernor Kentral
India
England
Lewions
Ita
Isla al Told
Genvenls
College of Justice
Roya Scots
Black Watch
Donard MacLeod
Oudenarde
Mulpinquet
Marlborough
Sherrifmuir
Duke of
Robert Ranie
Uta
Sebastopol
McLeod
The
Royal Scots
Donald MacLeod
J. Fyfe
Blackie
Mac
London
Macleod
Chelsea
Edinburgh
Lovat Castle
Downie
Branly
Falkland
Perth
Dankeld
Blair
Dalwhinnie
Ruthven
Badenoch
Aviemore
Ted
Plicen
Belfast
Ramad
Macléan
Nvérnesa
Donald Fiext
British Isles
Quebec
Don
Wolfe Horne
Invernese
Racing notes and tall tales from Moorefield and beyond
The report lists Moorefield races including hurdles and flat events with horses like Mount Hay Specimen and Second Division entries, plus a Melbourne style account of Flying Mendicap and Derby Stakes speculation. It also recounts a dramatic two century odyssey about Donald Fyfe and Macleod featuring endurance walks, duels, and wartime exploits.
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Moorefield On Tay
Mount ‘Hay
Tat
Bormbustic
Chio
Marubgd
Pride
Wald
Archer Wriieneaarti
Art Sky Oitk
Wianae
Flying Welter Hos Wicktow
King Pin
Onpuk
Antiy
Some Boy
Hareus
Joe Moorefield
Tandicap
Waltner Mimi
Ralgay
Rockdale
Win
The Cup of Humanity Refers to a Beverage Tale
An article fragment discusses a beverage called The Cup of Humanity. It mentions a transformation from sea to cup and links the drink to improving world hopes. The text notes careful selection by a minister and a promise of refreshing taste from Tea.
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Aosta
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Vesta
Vesta Batteries
C.W.A
Windorah-Campbella Branch
Jon Gilroy Muir
al Wellingtow
Whorf
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J. H. Quirk Ant Davidson
Golotti
Bolly Levens Court
Godord
Supreme Court
Hare Farm
Moats Quirk Aml Davidson Wain
Henry Rowers
Farm Board
T. O'Mara
Beitg
Mr. O'Mara
Salvation Army
Major and
Mrs Franks
Sable
Star Dust
Bir
Jamen Barrie
Authors’ Club
Gravenor House
Anthors’ Club
Landon Station
Bloomssbury
Mary
Margot
Indy
Sigfrid Karg-Elert
Leipzig
Sigfrid
Alioop
Senor
Isle
O’syke
Melbourne
New South Alex
Victoria
Sheluy Mowerd
Redfern
Mina Howard
Dole
Mary Lou
Mise Howard
Isus
Wonry Pope
Mary Bow
Aniles
Shirley
Buurdy
Will
Mary Low
Kineship
Jove
Aurale
Mary Lous
Donald
Uintah
Inverien
Attes
Newly Marth
Lady Bea
Joek Lewin
Limitted
North Tor
Jyfild
Jager Bee
Albanya Bay
Murphy
Anson Stink
Entry Wight
Milaner
Andy
Mtr
Wave Hin Sway
My Andy
Maat
Handsome Sad Ted
National Gumi Nsw
CUP OF Humanity
Woods
Gobet Perpernint Gan
Requita
Fong Lee SO
Wellingtor
Torna Eault
Ord
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