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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
3
Fragmented OCR sports item recounts a weekly shunt at 60 yards with players including Ron Bryse and AL Bessel. It notes performances, trial ranges, and quotes a chaotic exchange about a Test Cube and a fan activity amid team dynamics.
Fragmentary text breaks into garbled phrases about a club and assistance. Core names and context are missing, offering only a haze of personal and organizational references with no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a summary.
At a Young Pastures Protection meeting Crichton was reelected deputy chairman. Attendance was fair with reports on agriculture and rabbit destruction. Officials discussed inspections by veterinary inspectors and parish matters involving local farmers and landholders.
Wool report from Teefe and Gracies notes activity in wool auctions across geling centres shows little clear price movement from Jumpth to the 16th. Bradford reports changes in merines and Gre etentreda prices, with tighter demand on med ian efenired counts. Owners may hold clips to the new season, complicating June sale catalogs. Catalogues for Andy and June 14 will allocate 4 58% bales per lot, with timely arrivals for cataloguing.
All persons found trapping shooting or trespassing on my property will be prosecuted. Dated April 6, 1998. R. B. Roberts, Frogmore.
Sunday practice session continues at the 700 yards range with hopes several old members will attend. Financial year end in June may affect musket readiness and training plans.
A meeting of the Committer will be held at the weekend at the residence of the Captain to discuss matters relating to the Club's activities.
A special grade for potatoes affected with "aveanel growth" will be converted today following a request from the Potato Growers Council of New South Wales. The Department of Agriculture is handling the action.
Shoppers flock to Tearmont’s for a broad range of knitting supplies with competitive prices. The store emphasizes low costs on yarns and tools while showcasing a large assortment to attract hobbyists and professionals alike.
An obituary honors a well known local figure described as a young family man with a long service record. The service was led by the Rev. Trmuld Kine at the Church of England, with burial or memorial rites noted for Friday. The text references his involvement with community equipment and local life, praising his contributions.
A fragment notes the press showing strong popularity and a compliment from the director for the newspaper. The readable text hints at response to coverage and reader interest, with emphasis on entertainment or civic programming.
The minister for Amaienduy submitted a questionnaire about agents in which motor and live stock were involved. Fourteen questions were asked, causing surprise and prompting the secretary, president, and steel inspector to prepare replies. Dir Crichton attended the meeting with Sir J. W. Beveridge and others.
Farmers compare Dumont arrows and prices as of June 1 with Hodgson's shop. The notice urges readers to shop local and consider Taeped items for value and selection.
A garbled report mentions a meeting in New York or nearby, with scattered phrases about leadership, voting, and possible attendees. It references various names and places in a confusing sequence, leaving the main event unclear but signaling a political discussion.
The text describes biliousness causing bitter taste, constipation, and general discomfort. It warns that bile buildup and a sluggish body canal may lead to disease and urges Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy.
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