Presbyterian organist honored at Bedgerabong service
In Bedgerabong on a December Sunday the congregation presented Mrs T H Penney of Forbes a cut glass salver for her year as organist. Attending visitors included Miss Joyce Brown and many local families, with thanks voiced for support during the festive season.
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Christmas and Boxing Day Weather at Bedgerabong
Mild holiday period with warm temperatures near the hundred mark. Goulgong and Amos centres report quiet activity while the warmer days boost pool attendance as the hottest of the season continues.
Piney Range Lifts Sports Outing at Gregory Cup Quandialla
At Quandialla Showground on Monday a varied sports program drew strong crowds. Piney Range defeated Ciragmbal by 150 runs to win the Gregory Cup, with standout performances from O Meally and Malloy among others. The day featured barrel races, novelty events, a bicycle race, and a well attended dance raising funds for the Grandinnell Walk, praised for its community spirit and organization by local clubs.
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Te Hero Barred at Kensington After Stray Dog Incident
Te Horo stayed at the post in the second division of the Flying Handicap at Kensington on Wednesday. Stewards ruled his nomination invalid for the metropolitan arcs in the institutes, due to allowing the dog on the course without permission.
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Quandial Honour To Teacher And Wife
A social evening in Quandialai December 2000 honored Mr and Mrs W I McNally who recently married. Friends gathered at the public hall for a presentation with Dr J Mapler presiding and Mrs Dixon presenting a cheque. Mr McNally thanked guests for their support as they celebrated the couple’s happiness.
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EUGOWRA Bits and Pieces Of Local News
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Farewelling Beugerabong at Bedgerabong farewell party
A large Bedgerabong gathering bid farewell to GP Firkd a Hwatiber of Loe Bid ALLE known as Field Ambulinor who returned home from a long life in the district. Dancing supper and speeches by local figures marked the night as Mrs Stewart praised Gordon Field for enlisting and the crowd sang Me's a Jolly Good Fellow as parting tributes.
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Car Accident Involving Tes Friend In Berondethe District
Friends of Tes Goel and Caragabul resident Weil Quandialla recount a Tuesday morning crash in Berondethe district. A stationary car being cranked was struck from behind by another vehicle, inflicting head and other injuries. He was taken to Grenfell Hospital in a serious condition. condition latest reports awaited.
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Bright New Year Dance at Caragabal
A New Year dance in Caragabal raised funds for the Caragabal Hall. Genge's orchestra provided music and Mr W Deyth led the event. Mr Meyer and Mors won the statue dance. FF Malloy led the fans cap with Miss Jean Meennan, and Miss M Nolan and partner performed the spotlight dance. Organized by the Wall Committee.
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Gung Soldiers Farewelled at Local Hall
Private W Thompson and Private T Dowd of the Second ALF were farewelled during Oneal leave as a representative turnout gathered. Wallets of notes were presented to each guest, followed by singing and dances. Supper was served by Red Cross volunteers before a closing farewell with God Save the King.
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G Gong New Year Eve Party At Haydon Home
A New Year Eve celebration hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Haydon by the G Gong unit of the FOC Balls fuyrds. Attendees included notable local residents and guests. Music and dancing entertained guests with refreshments served for the occasion.
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Wheat Position in Overseas Market Signals Shifts
The report outlines futures and spot values for wheat in Canada the United States and Australia, noting Canada’s strong export position while Australia faces stricter supply. Prices per quarter and per bushel are cited, with shipping tightness easing into Europe and ongoing demand from importing countries.
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Wool Industry Warns Against Cotton Push in New South Wales
The wool industry warns that government driven cotton growth would harm wool producers. A united body said a government department buy of cotton over wool is economically dubious. Wool’s annual value is cited at 250 million pounds, with factory plant and property valued around 65.5 million pounds and factory payrolls about 4.5 thousand pounds.
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Wartime Losses Reported by Chinese Spokesman
A Chinese spokesman on Wednesday claimed Japanese losses in the China War reach 1 406 000 since the war began. Of these, 565 600 were killed in action, with many others seriously wounded and incapacitated. He said Japan maintains a standing army of 1 880 000, while conscription has cut agricultural output by about one third versus 1938. He cited Japanese casualties of 2 700 killed between October 1909 and December 1929 and Chinese losses from July 1937 to December 1938 at 1 910 482.
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Agendt’s Pharmacy and Co Pty Ltd Featured in Forbes Mention
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