Weather and fire news from Eugowra district
Summer weather persisted with wind, light showers, and rain indications. A major fire damaged Major Hore property. a second blaze occurred on Weeds property. Fire brigades operated as volunteers gathered at meetings. notices mention hotel operations, community meals, and upcoming commemorations. Community leaders, resignations, and welcome home plans were discussed.
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Community Notes From Sydney and Nearby Towns
Local reports mention residents John Wheatley and J Thomas spending days at home. Mrs J Thomas returned from Grange after a week away. Several people travel to Sydney for medical care or visits, including Mr and Mrs J Nerue and Mr and Mrs W Herbert. James Delaney sold eight bales of wool at record price, while obituaries note Mrs Margaret Ticehurst’s passing.
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Debappointing Fall Weighs on Landowners Weekend Weather
Landowners report a disappointing weekend with only about twenty pours of rain over the span. They hoped for a stronger fall season and a better yield, but the limited precipitation left many short of expectations despite some modest rainfall.
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Australian sabers win vast awards for bravery and service
Hiner war broke out with Australian sabers earning 3620 awards for bravery and distinguished service. The honors include Sir Victoria Crowes in the Minddie East and four in the South West Pacific.
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Cat Looks After House In Strange Town Incident
In Eugowra a pet cat reportedly protected the house during an unusual incident. Neighbors noticed disturbed curtains and blinds, a door opening, and a pot that flew out, leaving broken crockery and unclear if the pet stayed or left. The pot had not been seen for days.
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Motelkeepers Association elects Forbes officers
The Motelkeepers Association of Forbes held its annual general meeting at the Metropolitan Hotel on Wednesday afternoon. Jack Planery was elected president, T. W. Bramley secretary, and E. Neville treasurer. The group noted the departure of End regret for his service and honored Mrs. McChoskey in a dry ceremony due to a beer shortage in Por Bea.
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Mrs E Armstrong Family Thank You Note
Mrs E Armstrong and family sincerely thank all friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.
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Parigbh of Eugowra Sexagesima Service Schedule
The record lists church services for Eugowra on Sexagesima near St Matthew and St Pauls, including Holy Communion at morning and evening, Evensong and Sermon at Bulimorea, and references to Goolagong and Bulimorea with times in the 14th of the month notation.
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Bull Breaks Law On Licensed Premises
A bull wandered into a local hotel Sunday morning alarmed guests and disrupted the quiet, but no damage occurred. The animal calmly traversed hallways and exited to the yard as the owner escorted it away without confrontation.
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Meeting Move to Form Swim Club in Pad GC
A teen gathering Monday night discussed forming a teen swim club to encourage participation. The group aimed to create a steering committee to organize the club and consider filing for formal status with a public notice to proceed.
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Post war plans and the people plans for reconstruction
A long article outlines postwar Australia’s approach urging public input in government plans. It notes regional development, community boundaries, and a top commission assembling experts from geography, science, and industry to map decentralised industry. The piece stresses preventing factory overconcentration and improving population spread.
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Optical expert to visit Cunowindra and Bugowra sites
The optician from Orange plans a visit to Cunowindra on March 20 morning and Bugowra in the afternoon. Neidhs Central Hotel hosts the consultations, with Mr Bono in Cunowindra in the morning. Appointments via Eugowra Newsagency.
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Shock at Menzi es speech about school scandal reveal
In Melbourne a political speech at St Hilary’s Church Hall Kew sparked a row over a school fee scandal. Federal Opposition Leader Mr Menzies faced questions as a member of the audience accused him of being linked to a mining claim and a family matter involving Heather Menzies a pupil at Ruyton Girls Grammar School. The atmosphere grew tense as the speaker denied the claims while supporters reacted.
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Encouraging Your Business Competitor
A guide warns that ceasing advertising risks losing customer connections to competitors. Maintaining continual outreach preserves goodwill and prevents rivals from capturing local buyers who recognize your goods and services. The piece argues advertising sustains a district presence and keeps the merchant top of mind against rivals.
Post War Helicopters Seen Boost for Rural Air Service
Post war aviation advances promise a boon for country people as rotorcraft expand. Sikorsky engineers push toward practical multi seat helicopters with improving power and efficiency. The YE 300’s 80 mph speed hints at rapid future flights, while new designs seek to ease aerial logistics and shorten city to countryside travel times.
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