05 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
1
Walter Burns is listed as auctioneer for stock and general commission business. Avaluator services are noted with emphasis on station and financial matters.
The Wages Express drops from daily to weekly and the Cootamundra Herald shifts from two dailies to tri weekly. Many small papers seek new arrangements to cope with economic pressures amid the financial climate.
A Morongla child died after being struck near a front wheel as a car owned by Edwin Houghton backed from a shed. The driver claimed a dog moved the child into danger. Dr. Adams pronounced death from head injury and haemorrhage. Police investigations featured witnesses Langfeld, Houghton, and a crying family attending the inquiry.
A fragmentary note highlights the essential role of science in achieving good vision. It mentions eyesight issues and a contact point for information, though the text is garbled with partial phrases and a city telephone reference.
The readable text mentions remembering dates for a next visit and provides unclear references to names and events. It lacks clear dates, places, or organizations, making precise identification difficult.
Banks warn city overdrafts as liquidity tightens amid falling security values. They say liquidation of advances pressures borrowers to raise funds, often by selling shares, while banks monitor positions closely and consider wholesale calls only if necessary.
A fragmented report shows municipal workers debating a proposed increase to claims for couching and road labor costs. The council stalled motions citing the Lot Association and opposition from members. A hospital birth notice is noted in a separate item.
A garbled wartime worker note discusses annual holidays and extended breaks at a pow hoard. It mentions inspector Adam submitting holiday requests and questions about holiday allowance and shifts. The text references employers, overtime, and holidays such as Astras Day and Mirth, with scattered names and numbers.
A scrambled report outlines drawn matchups for the Maher Cup with dates in September and mentions Western division teams and officials. It notes financial pressure on participants and a suspect land sale linked to a local official. A separate incident involves an attempted sale and assault connected to a government figure and a failed purchase.
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