28 Jun 1935
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
1
A historic note outlines deposits used to assist producers with a 91 million pounds mobilized by the Bank of New South Wales. The scheme enables advances to producers via deposits and savings, supporting development and country income.
The obituary details the death of Mrs John Rose Hill of Rye Park and the ensuing funeral in the Rye Park church with Rev. Nolan Bensley and Rev. Ge Ashusles officiating. It notes sympathy messages from family and friends and mentions nearby community events and hospital staff.
A British Labour voice warns that Australia and New Zealand are financially enslaved by London based debt and asset controls. The article argues for retrenchment and policy review to free dominions from London bankers grip and to curb Bank of England influence. It discusses imperial debt, trade controls, and potential Labour government actions.
A reflective interior memo describes a worker learning to handle taints of doubt and disapproval. He realizes popularity fades with errors and that coworkers vary in ambition but share a common need to endure hard labor. The piece urges steady effort and thoughtful work.
Fragmentary OCR reads Thetis and Atlante Petes in a dated sports blurb. No clear outcome or context available due to garbled text.
In Yass Court on Monday a man charged with wing threatening words to Mr. Thomas Eccles of Bowning collapsed near the dock as he entered the court. A doctor was summoned and Eccles was taken to hospital after the incident. The court later proceeded with the case as Eccles had a history of similar attacks.
Reminders list visit times and venues for Boorowa Reval Standard Hetil Albion Hotel Murrumburrah Criterion Hotel noting Saturday 12 July 5pm, Thursday 11 July 8am, and Friday 12 July respectively in a compact telegram-like notice.
A fragmentary list shows numerous individuals and families such as Perceval Mrs, Holgate, Southwell, Banks, Murray, Grins, Aubrey, Moakes, Waine, Taylors, Clark, Delaney, Wiggins, Starr, Palmer, Armour, Johnson, Armour, and others connected by a local association or event. The text reads as a roster or social notice with many family groupings and titles.
Bitter cold hindered a Sunday shoot as Rye Park riflemen beat the Yeu Club by 19 points. Wind drift altered shots and handicaps were adjusted, with A Hadfield J Moore Broakes and A Percivel among top scorers in the 600 yard event.
Mrs Murphy recalls her son Mick funding a clever engineer Mo who proposed a bridge by the river to Mr Kelly. The exchange turns romantic as Amr questions whether she accepted the proposal.
The Tumorm Independent recounts a unusual event at their printing office involving a cow and calf entering the premises. A note from A Hadfield and others mentions encountering many cows before, but this was the first time the animals actually arrived inside.
The article recounts Vale Thomas Henley amid chaotic combat and a distant theater linked to a larger military action. It references leadership, regiments, and involvement in a battle with strategic movements and casualties. The piece weaves in names, places, and dates while detailing the war's reach and impact on individuals.
Minister Horner at Saint Marien Congregational Church condemns church leaders for focusing on fashion and surface sins. He warns such talk mocks the church’s mission and calls ministers to show wisdom and address true evils like selfishness injustice and jealousy.
The Bland property known as Caragabal sold to buyer Masry T. A. Biol Ltd. Presented by Normust Cithwn as the link to Grenfell pioneering families network. Delivery to be taken today.
Police report on traveling sheep shows breaches of the 1934 Act as drovers used improper routes and failed permits. Inspectors detail cases near Cowra and Young with unbranded and partially described flocks, deferring further action pending information.
George Grills age 28 faced Koora watha Police Court before Mr W S Brome S M charged with breaking and entering the attire of Those Johnson at Koora watha on April 22 and stealing cash cheques money order postal notes and various articles valued at 144 072. After evidence, he was committed for trial at the next Cowra Sessions in September. Bail set at 200 with sureties. Inspector Leomes appeared for the police. Accused, treated in Sydney, had no ingal tasintance.
Ryan's Bakery advertises pastries and assorted ales made from a novel ingredient. The shop claims large supplies of crystal drinks Lemonade Ginger Ale Orange Rive Lime Prat and others plus fruit flavored cordial and a range of beverages for delivery across town.
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