Words of Jesus Stir Congregation and Reveal God
A Methodist Gleanings note reflects on Jesus teaching that the world and nature reveal God's presence. It praises the loving Father image, the prodigal son, and warns against spiritual blindness, urging believers to live the gospel of lovableness and accept God as Father. Rev. G A Knight to Wallgrove Camp. A D Brand to Boorowa circuit.
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Jesus
God
Cred
Dale
Earth
Zachenus
Matthew
Christ
Sam
G. A. Knight
Wallgrove
Boorowa
A. D. Brand
FARMING FACTS From Cowra District Instructor
A condensed agricultural column covers tin can irrigation in dry regions, using tin tunnels and subirrigation to deepen roots and resist drought. It notes tin, tile, and brick as placements, with irrigation about ten inches deep. The piece also covers sheep thinning with thallium, a perilous method. It describes a homemade soldering flux from tallow and resin, and compares fuels for tractors noting lower costs for producer gas. Control data on grasshoppers show crop loss and savings from campaigns, urging cooperation after strong ROI figures.
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America
Ten Little Cyclists日本 Road Safety Poem
Nine left when a rider lacked a reflector. A seventh ignored hand signals and traffic rules. The piece ends with safe riding and a note that fines support official road safety propaganda.
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Road Safety Council
Factory Facts On NSW Work Trends During War Years
Wages tax records show NSW factory employment rose from 232,600 in Oct 1930 to 249,600 in Oct 1940. Office and other sectors added 1,702 jobs in Oct 1940. War boosted factory output, increasing pay to £108,800 in Sept 1940 from £97,400 a year earlier. Higher production fuels national finances, supports farmers, and positions Australia as a developing Pacific power with future settlement growth. PAUL CHEYNE.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Maine
New South Wales
Paul Cheyne
Catholic Ladies form Legion of Catholic Women branch in Hoorowa
At a Catholic Ladies meeting in Hoorowa a branch of the Legion of Catholic Women was formed to aid C.U.S.A. which supports Hut services in Military Camps. Officers were named Mrs Slattery as president Mrs Bobbin as vice president Mrs Thos McGrath as secretary and Mrs J Rolfe as treasurer. The first gift of meats and cakes will be sent on Tuesday December 16 and a meeting at the Guild Hall Supper Room at 3 pm invites helpers.
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Legion of Catholic Women
Hoorowa
C.U.S.A
Mra. P. Slattery
8. Bobbin
Thos. McGrath
Darby’s Falls Fire and Local Society Notes
A Friday fire at Mr E J Whitty’s property near Darby’s Falls damaged about 50 bags of wheat. Firefighters from several districts extinguished it within two hours as rain fell later that day. A second fire at Ben nett Springs on Gorham’s property was also put out. both likely caused by tractors. The November 22 C W A meeting, the Women’s Voluntary Service president change, War Savings plan, Christmas parcel to Private Cummings, and Red Cross activities are noted. Local residents update health and travel news, with Christmas fund plans and no further J R C events until after holidays. A rubber stamp order ad closes.
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E. J. Whitty
Gorham
Bennett Springs
Women's Voluntary Service
Darcy Ryan
Nell Ryan
L. O. Ford
Red Cross
J.R.C
C. W. A Library Hours Notice
Public notice lists library hours with attendance times on Wednesday and Saturday from 7 to 7, and Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. Readers are advised to call phone number 178 for information.
Braeburn a Queensland Cup winner of notable lineage
Braeburn, a 16 hand gelding foaled 1929, won the Queensland Cup in 2 miles and the Derby in 1 mile and 2 furlongs. Purchased for 550 guineas as a yearling by E F Walker, he never changed hands, retired sound. Offered 3,000 guineas by G B Kirby during racing. Sired by Lady and King, associated with Musket and Multiform line, with branch linking to Phalaris and Martian. Oldest progeny are being broken in. fee 12 guineas for mares owned by enlisted men.
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E. F. Walker
G. B. Kirby
Braeburn
Shephard Ring
Ny Ierd King
Pure Bred Arab Stud Horses Imported to Australia
Shahzada and Genghis Khan heralded as premier Arab stock with strong pedigrees. Woodlands Graces Ltd. bred and dispersed Genghis Khan. mares from prior season offered free for those who missed. Breeders urged to inspect, with full pedigree photos and details available from P. M. Bourke or J. L. Bourke, Yass.
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England
Shahzada
Miriam
Woodlands Graces Ltd
Australia
Genghis Khan
GE 15 Khan
Commonwealth
P. M. Bourke
J. L. Bourke
Yass
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