State Loan Promises Rural Prosperity Across Chey and Country
The article outlines a proposed state loan aimed at supporting drought-impacted rural industries and wheat silos, with 41,000,000 to be provided. It urges broad-based support from city and country communities, noting the loan’s safety, potential returns, and benefits to farmers and related trades. Subscriptions are sought via Government Savings Bank and major Sydney banks.
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Lang
Joan
Inter
Wiven
Government Savings Bank
Bank of New South Wales
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Ltd
Profit on Wool Scheme Contested by Australian Graysiers
A letter from W. E. Abbott argues 50 percent of the resale proceeds from Australian wool, held by the British Government at war start, should go to graziers and farmers who produced the wool. He says the Federal Government has no claim and urges appealing to the British government if Canberra refuses. Written from Wingen, New South Wales, dated May 19, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulish
Gin and Varmers’ Association
Wingen
N.S. W
Fragmentary OCR Item About Journey and Regions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and a journey with unclear names. It references a person and a place, but the text is unreadable and incomplete. The readable bits suggest travel or travel writing with regions unnamed. No verifiable facts or dates can be established for a fuller summary.
Football Notes End In Disputed Mandurama Match
Crowd of nearly three hundred watched Ca paar on Saturday as Mandurama led 6 0 at half time. A Mandurama player was ordered off for a breach of rules, the referee abandoned play amid an argument and a Sanatorium crowd surged the field. The referee later sent his report. Blayney beat Barry 13 8.
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Capaar
Manduirama
Hall Way
Twlree
Lme
Saya
Elefee
al the Arch
Blaysley
Sory
Forest Reefs Weather Outlook and Local Agriculture
Weather has been threatening with slow rainfall. May is generally good for rain and crops look well though much land remains uncultivated. Springs are filling and water holes return after drought. A. Hooper recovers favourably from operation. Shire Council repairs near Royal Hotel. Forest Millthorpe Road requires attention. Hay is scarce and farmers brace for winter. Prices pleases farmers yet consumers will endure when normal times return.
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1Rome
Lang
A. Hooper
Royal Hotel
Church Hill
Millthorpe
Fodder Shortage Charged to Agents Minister Threatens Action
The Minister for Agriculture accused some AMIE Wer of speculative fodder trading to stock New South Wales, calling the conduct scandalous and saying the government may use power to commandeer fodder. He suggested demurrage charges on trucks and warned of potential confiscation if agents refused to work after 11:15 pm, signaling possible government intervention.
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New South Wales
Hou
Ines
Dunn
Lodder
Divan
Obituary and local notes from Gallymont district
Prominent Gallymont resident Mr Strong died at Garcuar District Hospital after years of hardship. A former Neville immigrant, he ran a store for years and lived in retirement. his first wife predeceased him. A euchre tournament and school picnic are noted, with a Saturday reading room event and a dance among the young people.
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Gallymont
Mr.Strong
Garcuar
Ble
Neville
Exons
Igerol Wikis
Markets Report From Winchcombe and Carson Lik
The markets show irregular activity in sheepskins especially crossbreds with little overall change. Full wool crossbreds and merinos fetch varied prices, rabbit skins open weak but rise for top grades, while overall demand weak for some full wool items and lapses in certain lots.
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Winchcombe, Carson Lik
Sebi, Ball and Co. Lad
Prayers for Rain Consider Daily Services Across Churches
The premier voices heads of churches discuss special prayer observances for rain in drought zones. They advise daily services or a set aside day to pray for relief, aiming to coordinate offerings and avoid disrupted routines while urging parishes to act locally.
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Ericular
Steichen
Dervemi- Farin
Fragmented OCR Brief Teases Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions local affairs with scattered names and places. Readable bits hint at a historical public notice or brief item, but essential actions or dates are missing, leaving a vague reference to a municipal matter and unidentified participants.
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W. E. Abbott
Blayney
Barry
Sareoar
Ronmine
Edgleys
Bathurst
Iherstore
Edgley
Avgora
Hedgley's
H. H. May and CO
Flannelette
Osman
H. May
Os Neville
Vidler's of Blayney
Bushell
Mandurama
Dees
Telit
Fey Toad Pdeiron Ab
S. E. Vidler
Ruston & Hornsby
J. Loco
Brady
Uae
Commonwealth. ‘Bank Australia
G. L. Rowe and Co
COWRA
Eure
Killy Manufacturing Co
Branley Street
Melbourne
Vie
Thebert
Court Mission
Sydney
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson
Darling Harbor
Perdriau
Perdrian
W. T. Clark Merchant
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