Tully CWA Annual Meeting Reports Frugal Year
Members of the Tully CWA gathered for their annual meeting on June 25 as officers and committees reviewed a year of fundraising and projects. They highlighted hall and rest-room improvements, a winter dance program, hospital support, and plans to reduce debts while noting ongoing water and facility needs.
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Waal
Polldek
A. J. Eonether
Cally Hospital
Christman
Ava
Ei Anish
Stas
Kodnes
Annual Meeting Notice From Mineun Moregata Branch
The Mineun Moregata branch held its annual meeting with officers appointed including Mr R J Clarke as president and vice presidents Mesdames Jackson Brownichn and Mark Falvey. Secretary Mrs Makepener and treasurer Mrs S Nash were named. Visitors attended and afternoon tea was served, ending the gathering on a subdued note.
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Mrx
RJ. Clarke
Mesdames Jackson
Brownichn
Mark Falvey
Makepener
S. Nash
Morden
Weeshwilied
Andy Paxton
Beattie's Theatre Hosts Beneficial Evening at Balunda
On June 23 a well attended social fundraiser at Beattie's Theatre Balunda raised about £54. The Church Counted of the Holy Cross organized the event with music by Miss Briehke and Stewart. Assistants My and Mee Bearsot helped with bridge tables and refreshments were provided by Mrs Young and others. The night featured singing and dancing with several local guests in attendance.
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Beattie
Holy Cros
Balunda
Briehke
Juno
Stewart
Mee Bearsot
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G. Henry
The Machine Age and the Question of Progress
A critic questions whether the modern century truly advances civilization. The piece contrasts skilled artisans with fragmented urban labor, warns of social decay from industrial efficiency, and laments the wealth chase and environmental damage from mechanization.
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Tonys
End eczema torture ends with simple oil remedy claim
An advertisement promises immediate relief from eczema using Moones Fawr Oil and Emerala Oil with night and morning application. It urges readers to try a two ounce bottle and claims money back if unsatisfied. It also touts benefits for swollen veins and varicose veins with a healthy regimen.
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Moray Emerald
Underground teatway project begins in town
Work is due to start on the first underground teatway, a nearly 300 yard long and 15 yard wide project.
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