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Newspaper

Yea Chronicle

Location

Yea, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 27, 1919

Page

3

Weather and theatre plans amid local notices in Yea township

Rain fell across parts of the township before turning heavier outside. Arrangements for a Yea Amateur Dramatic Society performance are set for Wednesday 26 March with the piece Escaped from the n. The society is preparing Yearace 1 for 19 March if time allows. J G Macdonald has bought T Harvey Templeton’s business and may operate from the Library Buildings, Yea. The Shire engineer reports a developmental road project Moleworth ore road from orth to Carnal State School, eight miles, with plans to expend funds and build to Roads Board standards in sections starting early January. Training township of Yeu designated a Defence Act centre. notices circulate for a ball programme and cadet timetable.

Yea Amateur Dramatic Jeture H. J Cantry Roade Board Moleeworthore Orth Carnal State School Yeu Abe Defence Act Thia Iseat Joole

Open road hazards and local notices spark letters to editor

A fragmentary exchange references road dangers near Murchison township, a boy’s incident by a dusty hole, and a Mansfield Courier item on an open air service and hymns. The Port Fairy editor laments a bigoted, anonymous sender and promotes pushing out such wasteful missives.

Returned Soldiers Honored in Town Welcome for Corporal Wakley

A Welcome Home ceremony for Corporal Wakley and other returning soldiers drew a large crowd at the railway station. Flags flew, a procession formed, and Major Purcell and Dr Lure spoke as residents cheered. Wakley thanked the town before departing to a friend’s home. Nurses Forsyth and Wakley’s sisters were noted in attendance.

Welcome Home Committee G. Wakler Highlands A. Morrison Shire Hall M Lure G. Martin Fathers’ Association Balt Major Purcell Returned Sailors’ and Soldiers Imperial League Wakley Rivers Carter Forsyth Bonnie Donn Brigadier Forsyth

Welcome for Corporal Morrison at Tallarook Train

Cor pol A Morrison arrived by Monday morning’s train to a cordial welcome on the same line as Corporal Wakley. He had previously served as inspector under the Vermin Destruction Act. He was met by his successor Mr R Coustley at Tallarook.

Corporal A. Morrison Wakley Corporal Morrison R Coustley Tallarook

Driver E. G. Evans Returns Home To Public Welcome

Deiver E. G Evans son of ex Ce GH Feans arrived by Tuesday morning train and received a public welcome on similar lines to that recorded above.

Deiver E.G Evans Feans Yea

Returned Sailors and Soldiers League Meeting Discusses Depatriation

A large gathering of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers League met in Connell Chambers on Saturday evening with Major Purcell presiding. Marshail spoke on league aims, criticizing government depatriation methods, while soldiers urged land options on Killingworth Estate. Private Johnston’s case prompted an investigation by Melbourne headquarters and Carthew Waddell proposed a memorial changelow club on the vacant block near the courthouse with garden upkeep by a returned soldier.

Shore League Connell Major Purcell Marshail League Ion Crici Melbourne Carthew Waddell Changelow Club Ol & Inter Organicer Pye Lryle Ra

Yea Waterworks Trust Minutes Reflect Water Shortage and Repairs

The ordinary monthly Waterworks Trust meeting notes minutes from the latest session. Commissioners Purcall Quinlan Bacon Dunlop and M Kay present. The group confirmed previous minutes and payments totaling £58 led. Correspondence covered water supply complaints from E L Noble and requests for embankment repairs and water notices. Lack of funds and engineer input noted. Tenders for 0 cords of mixed firewood discussed. H Webb's bid selected. Meeting closed.

The Waterworks Trust Purcall Quinlan Bacon Dunlop M‘kay Wan L. Noble Yeo Bonehold Dutiea Trust E. L. Nobile Abe Agsio Benk Com Dantop Com. Bacon Stara Wivers Commission Trost Euvaniaed Pipingeto Waterworks Trust Association Treasury Ooma Doetsp Com. Dunlop Johnstone Rugisa Wrest Vis H. Webb J. M'Donald Ridd

Unclear Entry Sparks Confusion in Historic Notice

A fragmentary OCR item shows garbled text about an event labeled as the first something and mentions a name and a person or title, but the meaning and specifics are unreadable. No clear date, place, or organization can be derived from the readable words.

Hints for Dairymen on Pasture and Feeding Practices

In many districts pastures fail due to overstocking and disease, forcing farmers to rely on artificial manures and additional fodder crops to maintain carrying capacity. Spring milking often comes from weakened cows, and poor winter nourishment leads to slow recovery. Some cows need drying off early. shelter and paddock management improve condition. Overstocked farms waste labor for little gain, while well fed herds produce more milk and profit. The piece compares herd sizes and emphasizes adequate feeding as essential to sustained dairy returns, warning that underfeeding and poor management reduce output and herd health.

Victoria Buf Ito Iran Isrmere Babcock

Unruly Chinese Railway Stops and Lapses in Security

A historical account describes chaotic conditions on the Peieg Hanghoe line with no proper uniforms or clear identification for staff. Guards and drivers are numerous yet indistinct, soldiers patrol stations, trains are left unguarded at night, and passengers contend with chaotic crowds, thefts, and mismanaged ticket checks.

Peieg-Hanghoe Aghia

Pencils from Japan and wartime trade shifts

The article notes Japan's wartime shift to pencil production after Europe supply cuts, exporting millions of pens and hinges on cheap labor. It also discusses Viscount Jellicoe and Scapa Flow, wartime naval topics, and the use of signal shells. It mentions Miss Alice Sherwin Coleman in New York and her artificial fly making for fishing enthusiasts.

Alice Sherwin Coleman New York Sqlore Boome Idem Isaak Walton Mit Coleman Miss Coleman America Abe

Yea Library Committee Elects Officers and Plans Funding

The Yea Library Committee met at the Library on Monday to elect officers for the coming year. Officers chosen include President Major Purcell, Vice President Mr Almond, Secretary Mr Dunlop, Treasurer Mr Almond, and Auditor Mr EB A Wall. A government building grant may be allotted this year. The committee discussed leasing space and a Defence Department rental offer, and planned a fundraising event with the Dramatic Society to aid library costs. The financial report showed the wartime strain but optimism for the future.

Yea Library O Committee Major Purcell Almond Bom Dunlop Tressurer A. Wall My K, McKenzie Buckley Macdonald Defence Department Uyod Wna Dramatic Society

Obituary for Mre Ang Mackintosh of Yea District

Old resident of Yea born in Inverness Scotland dies at 87 after long illness. Widow of Donald Mackintosh she lived at Junction Hill then Wea villa, survived by three children Mrs E McLeish Crab Creek Mrs Jas McLeigh Hal Street Yea and Mr Mackintosh Junction Hill. Renowned flower gardener and prized exhibitor at Yea shows, laid to rest in Yea cemetery with funeral Service by Rev G Martin of the Presbyterian Church.

Yea Ang Mackintosh Vitow Donald Mackintosh Inverness Scotland Australia Isl Mackintosh Me Do McLeish Hal Street Me Mackinto Janction Hill Mre Mackintosh Bing G. Martin

Memorial for Our Soldiers Fund Promises Subscriptions Pour In

A town seeks donations of at least one pound each to erect a monument honoring “our lady” and the soldiers who served in the present war. The article lists numerous supporters including F Snood, W Tomkins, J Sanders, J Williamson, Dr Count Campbell, Miss Parcell, Nurse Jayes, and many others, inviting promisers to send names to the Chronicle office as a committee meeting will be held after sufficient names are received.

Dames Anwilling Our Lady Mr. F. Snood Ate Paoroell W. Tomkins T C. Waddell Jan M’leish J. Cc. Sanders Mes Mi Wentworth Wail G. Forbes R. D. McKenzie R. McCracken C. Bacon H. Webb Chr Hennebery Sen J. Rice Mine Williamson Cotton E Green Kerrindale T. O'Connor Roy G Martin J. W. Mayman Count Campbell John B Hamilton Mr Anderson Mra F G. Purcellas Williamson F. Templeton France Davies Templeton J Stanley W. E. Moors Flowerdale Mra Gook John Allows W. Bloomer J.B Noabj Willismeen Cos Koight Svmtrock Yeo Amateur Dramatic Sciety T. Murphy Forbes Ven T. Airey Jas Morisey Shelley M. Cairne A Drydale Dairy Creek S Pulford J Dignem W Williamson Ian F. G Parcel Pulford Jamon M'Keozie W HH. Hickingbotham A. Tall G. E. Buckley

Pneumonic Influenza Health Advisory Stirs Sydney

Public health official notice urges protective inhalants and Wawn's Wonder Nilm and Basin used in Sydney hospitals. Health authorities publish guidance in the Sydney Morning Herald warning the public to follow recommended formulas and apply treatment four times daily for all ages.

New South Wajee Sydney Morning Herald Wawn Sydney Childres

Destruction of Cormorants Spurs Conservation Drive

A government department plans drastic measures to reduce cormorant numbers in inland Victoria waters this summer to protect fish stocks for anglers. Funding is limited, but officials hope to mobilize local cooperation and deploy designated cartridges for authorized shooters in selected sanctuaries during the spring and early summer season.

Ame Thin Fala Waka War Victoria Carnot Ferenmel Omnis

Water Trust Faces Pressure Over Fairness in Supply

A local water board struggles to adjust service so all residents receive adequate water during a drought. A handwritten letter praising a benefactor highlights tensions, with calls for fair distribution and potential involvement of trustees and community leaders.

Hean's Tonil Product Mentioned Amid Confusing Text

The readable fragments reference Hean's Tonil, Debye Phile manufacturer, and mentions of a chemical or health product. The passage mixes garbled phrases about blood, diet, and possible remedies, with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome to report.

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