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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1940
Page
2
Jpiserr 2 co Lr Corowa Incorporated in England will offer fat sheep and cattle, piglets from Large White lines, seven piglets, and Tamworth boar in pig to Large White boar. Entries invited.
An old SAMMONS advertisement promotes animal feed such as meat meal and a range of farm items. It features stoves heaters and heated water gear, tools, and medicated blocks for horses and sheep. Several brands and price points are given for stock and household supplies.
The carnival features a prize drawing on Friday September 15 at 10 pm with 640 in prizes viewable in Mr A Philip's window. Attendees at CarniVal can watch the drawing for the HollQoide-Barral Art Union. A 72 year old Mary Josephine Gyan was fined £100 by the Central Summons Court, Sydney, for submitting false pension claims and must repay £137 to the Commonwealth after an untrue bank balance statement.
The article notes Clive Weruerbon set to succeed A F Hel on the Common wealth Bank Board until October 144, with McPharno chairing the Commonwealth Wheel Board and acting as Government representative for the Australian Phosphate Communication. It covers Younghusband’s Woollen Mill annual meeting, noting underutilization and possible expansion, with current staff of 56 men and boys and 4 women and girls, and the plant operating only 3 hours of 34 per day.
Mrs A A McBride mother of Geelong remains at home while husband works at Low tom. Mr John Hosa appointed junior clerk at Rural Bank Corowa branch. Mr and Mrs Gee of Brockivaby receive birth congratulations for a baby. Mrs Acai an inmate of Corowa Hospital. Mr C Holland to leave Corowa for annual leave in Sydney. wedding at St Johns Corowa. Phyllis Pearse and Allan Taylor engaged in local families. Archdeacon Hoss-Howards left Corowa for Coolamon for a week. Ena Jones visiting Deniliquin with sister Mrs A Nelson Corowa. Mrs H F Allum of Bowral visiting Corowa with daughter Miss Airdris Allan. Rosaline Fillett-Henlih of Sydney and Malcolm Allan of Corowa visiting. Father Murphy of Redemptorist Order recently operated in Adelaide. news relayed by J don Con my Brigla Lowerdale. Mrs H Pendlebury, mother of R Pendlebury Corowa, left for England in March last year, now on service with a mobile nursing unit awaiting letter home mentioning Dunkirk evacuations and wartime spirit.
Fifty two soldiers were injured when a motor lorry carrying troops broke down on the Port road near Woodville, South Australia. The party from the General Allied reinforcement to Germany at Chatto family training depot sustained injuries. Eight were taken to the hospital with head injuries and other soldiers were treated at the scene. The incident occurred during the convoy in morning light as a tinder piece slipped and struck the outside vehicle, leaving the men scattered.
A chaotic notice spread details of Friday events on Banger Street with plans for a festival, school participation, and a Sumatra Dragon exhibit for patriots. It mentions a bomb bell incident, cryptic messages from Wang Su, and a copper mine directors meeting noting ore yields and prizes. The Apex Club and other groups promise attractions, quests, and an eagle-eyed competition with a trophy valued at £54.
A fatal car overturn occurred after a blowout yesterday near Moray. Keyea, 67, died and his wife sustained injuries while their daughter Mire also suffered serious harm. the incident damaged a building and tiles. Local authorities investigate cause and liability in the crash.
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