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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
1
Walter Burns advertises as auctioneer and general agent offering stock and property sales statewide. He guarantees attention to any lot, coordinates sales across districts, and handles consignments to Sydney or other agents. Office at 1 Pudman and Marsden Streets Burrowa.
Remarkable testimonial from a resident of Dandenong detailing rapid relief from lumbago after two years of suffering using De Witt's Kidney and Blade Pills. The patient reports full restoration after one dose and urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy for quick, tangible results.
The city sees rising unemployment with educated men seeking work and many idle workers in galleries and shops. An out of work journalist on King Street laments the downturn, noting social and economic strain, while observers describe widespread hardship across the Jon Balltic and other walks of life.
A fragmented listing outlines show dates for Oak Mill July 0 and 2 Tullamere August 7 and 13 Trundle August 13 and 16 Condobolin August 20 Began Gate August Parkes September 1 and 4 Forbes September 10 Monilira dates after the week and Ferhew Sheep Show January incomplete. The text mixes place names with tentative event dates across several towns and months.
The notice lists upcoming events in towns across the southwest including Lake Cargellgieo Arurne Barellan Arnethan Ariah Park Grilieh Cootamundra Grenfell Young Cowre Cahowindra Marrambureli Burrowa Quandialin Bribbaree and Cowra Sheep Show with dates ranging from August to October. It provides schedules for agricultural shows and exhibitions across multiple months and locations.
A compact catalog lists J Needham as stock station and general commission agent dealing in chaff, wheat, oats, poultry feed, and more. It notes agencies such as Seay Harrie Con Ltd, Clyde Engineering Co, Neves Bros Ltd, Lindeman's Wine and Brandy, and W M Paling & Co. among others, plus products from fences to milking machines and kerosene. Address given is Corner Trial and Court St Boorowa with PO Box 19.
Copies of the Development and Migration Commission annual report are available on application at the Commission in Melbourne. The report lists proprietary details of several investigations of importance to primary production and the development of Australian industries.
A fragmented note promotes Cornwell's Malt Extract as a versatile health product suitable for all ages. It claims enjoyment in tea, porridge, milk, or straight from the spoon, appealing to both adults and children.
The fragment notes that Loney Woo and associates have been in China during a holiday and are returning last week. Billy Kwong, Lony Sec, and Loney Woo are mentioned as being in charge of property and preparing to depart for China on an unspecified day. Wood's Greet Peppermint Cure is cited in connection with the text.
A garbled excerpt recalls a long ago urban scene with mentions of Annie, Kay Harare, and local figures. Vague glimpses touch on households, a college nearby, and the bustle of city life, hinting at memories of home, work, and community amid an era of change.
The readable fragments describe electric farming, weather, and rural life with scattered mentions of places, dates, and processes. It references farmers, crops, and infrastructure as well as transport and market activity, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse for complete facts.
Fragmentary report describes a poisoning scare involving Dorie Lavlhor of Wom Mart Yori Aiea. The text mentions tainted food leading to illness and medical attention, with disjointed references to officials, printing, and a Bart Burrewn in New South Wales.
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