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Newspaper

Carcoar Chronicle

Location

Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1935

Page

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Screens and Secrets in Early Hollywood Gossip

A gossip synopsis notes Mae Weet halted production on Klondike Lou over a Paramount, prompting debates about preferred cameramen and star entourages. It mentions stars like Marlene Dietrich, Garbo, Claudette Colbert, Sylvia Sydney, and others, plus premieres and box office curiosities, while touching on on-set camera practices and co star pairings at MGM, Warner Bros, and other studios.

Mae Weet Paramount Bing Qroaby Marlene Dietrich Joseph von Sternberg Grata Garbo William Daniela Claudette

Dr Cheney Re elected Shire President For Year

At a special Shire Council meeting Tuesday Dr Cheney was re elected President for the coming year and the residential allowance increased from 50 to 75 pounds. Debate cited amalgamation workload and mayoral comparisons. Cheney expressed thanks and pledged to speed up council business and focus on local matters.

Shire Council Innes Wits Southwell Cr. Hood Healey Rowlands Hood Blayney Southwell Aden dl Tae le Vieun Hod and Ce. Cheney

Crookwell Shire sees Kennedy win presidency and rail aims

Crookwell Shire Council elected T Kennedy as president at its latest meeting. The assistant commissioner for railways announced a new Bathurst Railway Institute and discussed weekly duty timing for railway workers. A note on cattle and horses underlines harvest season, wheat feeding issues, and a Department of Agriculture leaflet offering guidance on wheat-induced colic in horses.

Bathurst Mr F Catside Garside Department of Agriculture Sydney

Our Railways Show Record Profit Despite Shortfall

The annual statement for the year ending 20 June 1905 reports revenue rising to £16,002,699 with earnings up £1,112,513, yet a year end shortfall of £1,253,511 after statutory debits. Passenger numbers hit a record 160,211,508, while operating costs rose, and improvements across track, stock, and safety were noted along with staff cooperation during the Royal visit and Anzac Day.

Midwayea

Managing Sheep in High Heat and Shade

Guidance notes urge providing ample shade and water for sheep during hot weather. Salt should be available. work should be done by volunteers. sprinkling yards reduces dust. badly fly struck sheep to be isolated in a hospital paddock for special care. Emphasizes shade trees, grazing timing, and better pasture allowances.

Ottera Aily Ramgon

Peacework at Crookwell OWA Annual Meeting

State President Mrs Matt Sawyer defended the fourteenth Crookwell OWA meeting against Herald criticism of women’s peace work. She urged youth outreach, stressing religion as the path to peaceful international relations, and praised the group’s simple, distinctive approach and need for self-reliant effort.

Crookwell O.W.A Matt Sawyer Herald Sawyer

Edinburgh address on Australians and Scots ties

Rev Tulloch Yuille praised Australians as kind and rough but with hearts of gold in a crowded Edinburgh gathering. The article notes the late James Walter, former Graziers Association president, killed in a Nyngan motor accident in June and leaving an estate to his widow and family.

Rev Tulloch Yuille Manilla Edinburgh James Wailer Graziere Associatios Nyngan

Fruit Fly Lures and Sprays Standards Revised

The Plant Diseases Act requires fruit fly lures to use a vanilla ammoniac solution with 1 eighth fluid ounce vanilla 1 half fluid ounce ammonia and 26 luid ounces water. Penalties up to 50 pounds apply for noncompliance as manufactured lures may be ineffective.

Thie Muattar Hugh Main

Reverend Mille Visits Woodville To See Ill Mrs Wood

Rev Mille, now stationed at O Connell, visited Woodville this week to see Mrs Susan Wood, who is far from well. The trip underscores concern for the ailing woman and notes Mille’s ongoing pastoral duties in the region.

A. Mille O’connell Woodville Susan Wood

Sam Healey Attends Shire Meeting After City Return

Sam Healey returned from the city on Tuesday to attend the Shire meeting. The brief note notes his presence and suggests local governance activity.

Sam Healey Tuesaday

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