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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
3
Buick models from 1930 showcased at Swift’s Motor with a focus on new features and pricing. Dealers highlighted comfort, performance, and available trims. Customer interest centered on classic lines and modernization.
The article reports large wheat surpluses in New South Wales and Victoria with 16,000,000 and 6,090,000 bushels left from last year. It discusses issues facing farmers seeking government support, credit under the Guarantee Act, and calls for extended credit terms to help farmers weather low prices and storage needs. It notes government ministers and agricultural department actions and debates on pricing, parity, and market stabilization.
A local crossbred wether animal belonging to Mr. W Weir of Cotta Walla was killed during the week turning the season at D Ibe. The pet animal prompted questions about the event and whether anyone could identify it.
Police investigate a Cowra to Sydney mail train robbery with bags stolen from a Stanfield station stop. Investigators trace a culprits' route across Cowra Forbes Mayneys end, with about £10 to £100 in cash taken and the van’s locked cash box key kept at the station. Det. Sgt. Sherringham and other officers coordinate across multiple stations to recover evidence and identify suspects.
A review of Paramount’s Half Way to Beeven shown at the Empire Theatre tomorrow night with Rogers in a daring espionage role. Also notes on local horse racing Extravagant finishing second at Victoria Park and the hospital ball planned for Friday as part of community events.
Downey's Garage announces the purchase of Emery's Garage in Boorowa and Murrungil Shire and offers all classes of motor repairs. P A Downey, experienced Interiman Motor Engineer of Manly, will personally supervise all repair work. The firm states it has tools and experience to perform first class work and invites patrons.
Nationalist candidate secured the majority in the lane cave election, with about two thousand votes cast and roughly 10 percent turnout outside major counties. In Narembaun, Hutts received 1,071 votes, while Down posted 4083 and Pitasimoms 4083, shaping the overall result amid scattered polling across 11 locations.
William Warren Pho drath died at Cara trict Hospital on the week of May. He served as a station clerk with the Atablway Commission in which he spent the majority of his life. The funeral proceeded from the church to Burongln cemetery with Rev. T. McDougall officiating and the Aulderamt Co. handling arrangements. He leaves a wife and five children and many grandchildren.
A fragmented captioned note hints at figures including Yavin Wilson and others amid vague references to plots and trials. The text mentions names, places, and actions in a jumbled order, with several lines seeming to describe tensions, investigations, and group activity without clear outcomes.
A garbled page fragment references a double dissolution talk and unnamed ministers, with distorted names and phrases implying political turmoil. It mentions dates, locations, and individuals in a confused way, suggesting a disrupted report on governance and possible resignations or power struggles.
A lone traveler John Sherwin in a company of Hinalong players kicked a football and twisted his ankle. He lay in severe pain until unemployed witnesses found him the next day. Townspeople collected funds and he was taken to Mount Yau for treatment of a severe ankle injury. A landholder from Stonehaven offered explanation amid the scene.
In Gaydazn residents, accused of operating wireboard services without licenses, appeared at the Goulhiery Police Court. They faced charges under the Whsdom Telegraph Act, with fines from 5 to 8 and costs totaling 1 38.
The Labour Party frames in Dulwich protested against the proposed unit to Europe by Prime Minister Sev and two Federal Ministers, amid mounting tension.
Fragmentary notice describes eye care specialists visiting J. TH mod BR B Bargers at 87 Castlerwitch Street Sydney and the Royal Blancherd Motel Boorawa. It mentions a disturbance at Greatell during a day’s events and a person being discharged amid crying.
Fragmentary notes describe John McCormack in Song O My Heart and mention plans around a picture feature. References touch on colleagues, a Movietone voice, and a forthcoming release with a behind the scenes look and musical sequence.
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