Public Farewell to Mr and Mrs Ray in Galong Memorial Hall
A memorial farewell in Memorial Hall for Mr Ray and his wife as they leave Galong. Community leaders praised his bank leadership, town improvements, and cricket promotion while expressing best wishes for his successor. Auld Lang Syne and jovial songs closed the event with supper and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Ray
Rey
Joan
Galong
Nuqueroun
Woodbend
The
Progress Association
Ray
My. Ray
Friend
J. R. Morton
Cricket Club
Horton
Mr. Ray
Donnelly
Mr. Blair
Wilson
Rifle Club
Kelly
Memorial Hall
Bey
Memorial Hill
Hay
Gatone
Mr.Ray
TH. H. Burne
Tesussis Mb and
P. End ©. Associaion
Fanatien
Keartt
Drs
Slong
Ray - Wae
Mr. Rey
L. Southwell
Clare Burns
T. Sargent
M. Wade
Mrs. Horstiman
Messrs. A. Small
C. McMahon
Justin O'Connor
E. Shea
Digestive Health and Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills
The piece links digestion to overall strength, noting that improper food and stress cause constipation and liver issues. It promotes Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a safe remedy improving digestion, liver function, bile empties, and blood quality, claiming gentle restoration of appetite and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
Burning accident at Mrs. F Kelly's residence in Rugby
Florence Gurney age 18, employed by Mr. F Kelly, was near a stove when her clothes ignited. She suffered severe burns before the flames were put out and was taken to Burrowa Hospital in a serious but improving condition. Damaged lines mention fabric lengths and unrelated product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kelly
Lugarna
Rugby
Florence Gurney
Ir. James Gurney
Burrowa
Death of Infant Daughter in Boorows District
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley died at Mrs. Chew's Sunny residence from an eruptive pneumonia. She was over one year and three months old. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Boorows Cemetery, with Messrs Pattgen Bros. conducting the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanley
Boorows
Chew
B.C
Bressrs
Campaign Opens in Boorowa for Lang Labour Fight
The campaign opened in Boorowa on a Wednesday evening with Sir J M Tully and Mr Reg O'Brien addressing a sizeable crowd from the Court House Hotel verandah. The speakers defended the Lang Government against opposition, argued for pensions and family endowment, and attacked the Premiers Plan while highlighting overseas debt and tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boorowa
J.M. Tully
Reg. O'Brien
Yau
Court Hose Hotel
Lang and Stevens clash over NSW finance and wage policy
A NSW political confrontation features Mr O'Brien defending Lang plan against Stevens plan while critiquing wage cuts and overseas debt payments. He praises Moratorium Act benefits and Labour figures like Mr Lang and Mr Tully, arguing for self government and targeted taxation on financial interests.
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Tully
Mr. Tully
Labour
N.S.W
al Leget
Iing
Lang
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia
Loan Council
N.8.w
My. Tang
Stevens
Illenera
Reconstruction
Libersla
National
A.P.A
U.C.P
WAP
New South Wales
Hardy
Riverina
Lands” “Department
Alend
Goulburn
O'Brien
Hon
Labor
Yass
Lang Plan
Vass
Tor
Escaker
Hill
Sydney
Messure
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Woods
Hocking
Gough
Ald
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Chet
Commonwealth
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Wr. Lang
Havie
Flan
Pilan
Plank Th'ee
Nab Wa
Tally
Jr. Stevens
Bruce-Lyons
Australia
Australis
Lang Party
Legislative Assembly
Nsw
Lustre
Loa Council
Anid
Orm
P Lang
Peturn
Lyons
Gog
Brien
Jie. Tully
Forfom
Hoy P
Ead
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Girlead
Gon Wa
Ebanks
Daniel
Rie Cs Pei
Tae
SNEW
Gatarrh
Jtagnan Strerr, Daumvaron
of Abercrombie
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