24 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
1
A compact prices list shows canned salmon at 178 per tin, plum jam at 198 per tin, melon jam at 11 per tin, apricot jam at 1 per tin, and various teas and brown teapots with simple price notes. The readable fragments indicate a mid century grocery ad style with item names and unit quotes.
A detailed account of the marriage of Bonn Beldel of Welcome Walbundrie to an ardent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonn Beldel. The ceremony at Alma Park Lidhernn Church featured white dahlias and fern arrangements, with family attendance and meals at Welcome. The couple left for their honeymoon in Walbundrie, their future plans unspecified, with thanks given to mission work.
From Our Correspondent the town held its annual adoeting of Maleola Poole and Cheer with local officials present. The gathering featured speeches by the president and vice president, and a dramatic reading by a noted student performer. The event concluded with plans for a community celebration next week and attendance by several local groups.
A fragmented OCR montage mentions stone work, a Great Wall reference, military moves, weather in Sydney, a political bill, railway incidents, a death, a hotel accident, and local meetings. It hints at wartime finance, crime, and local council affairs with scattered proper nouns but lacks coherent narrative or dated context.
A to show a star studded English musical comedy night features in a program announcing the first appearance of a major British actor in the talkie. The lineup includes romantic comedy and a boxing drama with Lew Ayres and Wait Harlow plus Robert Armstrong in new material. Universal Newsreel provided previews and The Wat will be featured at the bottom of the program.
Report covers turf notes from Cant Field where Berardsy Welghin placed in a race and Hawa on is performing well. Mentions ownership by Mr Gen. Lampe and lease to EB Connplty Methourne. Announces Albory Cup prelims on April 8 and 27 with a gold cup donated by the vice chairman and a gold-mounted whip prize to the winning rider.
The article reports on a council meeting in a northern state discussing destruction of roads due to heavy traffic. Debates cover preventing further damage, rebuilding plans, and legislative measures to grant powers for road repairs and enforcement. Key figures include Denton Hale Rogers and local officials.
A Melbourne tariff policy critique argues that protectionist imports devastate employment and industry. It contends government action is needed to reduce high transport costs and free producers from burdens, warning that perpetual protection damages wages and competitiveness. It urges fair justice and a shift away from costly subsidies.
Fragmentary report covers Cycle Club event notes, with added discussion on Australian manufacturing, imports, and export prospects. Mentions notable cyclists and a Victorian two miler track champion, plus planned events and printing schedule for an official program.
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