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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
1
A notice offers a monetary reward for information leading to the recovery of a missing item or person. The appeal specifies a caveat against disclosure and urges prompt contact with authorities. No further details on location, date, or involved organizations are provided in readable text.
A meeting of the shareholders of the Go Moores Shangrwnd and Radioairite Trust took place on Friday at 3 p.m. The gathering followed a call by Mr Siwyer and Mr Butler regarding the Boorows funds. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
The President and officials discuss tendered allowances and ground rentals for race events, with motions on approvals and insurance. Resignations and appointments are deferred to next meeting, while accounts totaling just under £289 are approved for payment. Nutrition notes follow, praising balanced meals and recipes.
A dated agriculture department note questions hydatid disease links in humans and livestock. It discusses the possibility of infection via tapeworms, rabbits, and handling deer, urging hand washing after contact and cautions against feeding dogs. The text remains uncertain and fragmentary.
The speech recalls the old days around 1865 in Goulburn with mentions of Wright Henton's firm and local partners. It honors the pioneers and teamsters who sustained settlers, noting their skill as drivers and judges of score and road conditions. The memories evoke rural life on the plains and the evolution of the town through strong local figures.
Mrs J Maloney a widely known pioneer of the Harrowa and Marengo districts died at her residence Blederville Marengo after a long life since arriving from Tipperary Ireland She was one of the Dwyer family linked to local pioneer days with many family connections and was buried in the Marengo Catholic cemetery after Requiem Mass at the Church The funeral was largely attended by relatives friends and local mourners including members of the Bibber Wish Society and local clergy
A report of a disruptive event at Testerfelt where Jack Moses, described as a local figure, led a heated gathering of Diggers in the Hall Ay name Hoan taypona. Bully was fined and ejected after threats, while a beehive was dumped onto a cable as a provocation, and the hall was cleared in orderly time.
A garbled 19th century note reports two dogs belonging to the late Mrs Clarice Lame were led to execution at a dogs home in Waterloo after being driven in a taxicab by Mrs Adams widow of Randwick. The account references a mistress and a lethal chamber.
A record describes a difficult medical case at Mucrumiburial Hospital where Mr Ayes Hawker underwent a complex operation performed by Dr A Brady of Rare. The patient faced repeated complications and multiple procedures, including a subsequent X ray and removal surgery, with recovery timelines noted.
Fragmentary report describes authorities seeking to maintain water behind the Burrinjuck Dam within 26 feet of the spill and the role of the nearby flood warning association. It recalls a 3 Eestiin conference, and narrates descriptions of transport for perishable goods and flour preservation during flood risk.
The fragment lists several hotels with dated events: WOROWA Reyal Standart Hotel on Saturday August 12 at 7 pm, MURRUMBURRAH Criterioa Hotel on Friday August 12, YOUNG Albion Hotel on Thursday August, and Lah August entries. The text is OCR garbled with inconsistent spellings and missing years.
The notice warns owners that straying stock on PP Barra controlled routes and reserves risks action. A driver recalled a bold team that forced a path through countryside, showcasing the danger of loose animals. Retellings describe the desert’s challenges and a local account by L Gibson linking carriers and a Murray partnership.
A meeting at Town Hall discussed a revival effort urging local businesses and newspapers to promote a public employment push. Alderman Walder cited dozens of volunteers aiding the cause and noted no government funding, with plans to advertise in five papers starting August 18.
Officials will investigate a petition from listeners led by Young alleging radio interference caused by canned letter motors. The action follows a formal complaint noting disruption to broadcasts and calling for scrutiny of the equipment involved.
The inquest into the murder of Vitor Claude Sayvell opened with testimony awaiting more evidence. Prosecutors expect a lengthy inquiry, citing forthcoming national records and extended hearings as key factors in determining the case timeline.
Coroner reports Alystan tablets and Geechen preparation linked to deaths in Wallsend. Dr Leslie states these medicines copied dangerous mimicked formulas and should only be sold with doctor approval. Evidence suggests manufacturers ignored warnings, prompting inquest into the Worma tragedy.
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