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Newspaper
Cowra Free Press
Location
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
3
A notice lists services for the Woodstock anniversary with multiple parish times and speakers. It mentions refreshments and a ship service schedule with Rev. Wheaty and B A. The message includes various days and times for congregations and a general call to attend all services.
A garbled clippage reports claims about elections in December and tax payment rules. It mentions a Singleton station, a Wellington circle, an Orange action, and names like Billy Bonifier George Coolay Jim O'Brien in a Royal Hotel Woodstock setting.
Land available in Cowra Land District totaling 69 460s 00. Includes 19 480s 00 conditional purchase and 11 000a6e of rough area along Crown Lane and Hullhegs. Options include lease or occupation license. Full particulars available from Lands Office.
Fragmentary text shows a reference to a winter cold and a remedy named Chamberlain's Cough Romaly or Cough Remedy. The passage is garbled with misread letters and partial names, making exact details unclear. It mentions an old time remedy and a likely personal anecdote about relief after use.
The report notes fair turnout for a terrier coursing event with strong rabbits and a mix of participants. heavyweights drew less interest. It also covers political debate around the Postal Voting Bill, government actions, and a local accident in which a boy, Charlow, suffered a broken arm after a pony incident near Cowes, with medical steps underway.
Fragmentary transcript describes property sales in Sydney near Dubbo and Warwick, listing firms such as Miss Besright Ltd and Wearly All Boid Bain & Searight. It mentions public notices, corrections to wedding dates, a police cracker incident, and advertisements for water storage and steam pump equipment.
Me Katell, labor minister, contends wages boards are ineffective and proposes sub-judiciary panels to replace them. He criticizes current practices, argues for streamlined wage oversight, and cites failures under existing laws.
An invitation from the Ladies College of Health in Sydney requests women to contact the Lady Superintendent about health issues. The notice mentions relief from anxiety and improving homes through a free copy of a medical booklet.
A cattle sale at Canowindra showground yielded around 220 head including bullocks calves and cows. Prices ranged from £2 to £10 10s with buyers from Canowindra and surrounding districts attending the auction.
The minutes record bids and supplier offers for a show including exhibits, prizes, and judging by competent authorities. Names such as Department of Agriculture and various firms appear, with schedules, railway talks, and funding details discussed. final decisions cover prize money, exhibit plans, and show operations.
At a Board Management meeting in Sydney on Tuesday local matters were discussed. The Canowindra Pony Club requested removal of disqualifications imposed on June 1 1913 in the Continuance case and the Cowra Pony Club decision on the Smithtown pony in the Flying Handicap was reversed awarding 40 Smithtown. Also Cowra native Choman Moors suffered a serious accident losing sight in one eye and remaining eye was unaffected. Hospital meeting report and other items are held over until Wednesday.
Tom Jocal and Misa Charrottes Mac kousie of Melbourne wed in a formal union. Friends and family extend wishes for happiness and prosperity amid community notices of travel and local railway work.
Newspaper notes praise Palo Balm praised by readers for sore throat relief and ankle support. It also mentions community events at Darbys Fails and a Cowrey Mamdaracan football match with sports fans planning to travel to Bakburab aces to see nominations. King’s Birthday and other notices appear in the same column.
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