Grenfell Finds Unique Silver Case and Local News
Tim Berry unearthed a solid silver cigarette case and match box at his Grenfell property likely buried for decades. Miss Mary MacHurdy of Bowral claims the box belonged to her father, once manager of the London Chartered Bank Grenfell, now long deceased. The story also reports a June 1924-1925 Grenfell Railway Station business summary and notes on local club sports, a carnival fundraiser, tennis results, and club debates over weekday versus Sunday matches and funding for a coach.
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Hank
George Street
Grenfell
Monwonga Weather and Local Sports Update
Bitterly cold conditions persist with 29 points of rain added recently. The district shows a bright scene with abundant stock feed though farming hampered by rain and wheat sowing delays. Floods recur at lower levels than weeks prior while hundreds of acres remain inundated and boating dominates recreation. A public send off is planned for Mr. Po Rent at Pretoria residence of Mr. Simmonds ahead of his move to Temora. Monnonea fielded a weaker side but defeated Bedigeraubong, with detailed cricket style scores listed for numerous pairings and matches between Constable Simmonds and others versus Hodges Rodgers, Peasley Stewart, Trout Carey, and more.
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Pretoria
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Procter Paling's Authorised Repair and Selling Agent
Advertisement for Procter Paling's authorised plane and organ tuner and repairer with satisfaction guaranteed. Offers left at Grinsted's Newsagem, Dorbea, address Phony Grenfell 128.
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Welcomе to Manly Anchor Age lodging
Visitors to Manly are assured refined and comfortable accommodation at The Anchor Age, Pittwater Road North Steyne. Welte to Mrs A Hilton, proprietress, offering friendly hospitality and a central location for travelers and locals.
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Trespass Notice on Moobong and New Park Properties
Trespass notice warns any person or persons to stay off Ed Moobong and New Park properties or face prosecution. All previous permissions cancelled. E. J. C. Speck.
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Grenfell Faces Uphill Struggle in Week Day Cup Bid
Grenfell suffers through a thin squad and limited access to Football Association support. The club must muster its strongest XI for the Week Day Cup as the season winds down, otherwise the effort would be a waste and fail to honor those who funded the cup.
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Suniliy Foothill
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Football Association
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Obituary and local notices from Trundle district
Obituary notes the death of John Whitmill, described as highly esteemed in the district. Concert at West's Hall drew good attendance despite heavy weather. a dance followed. A poster-ball is planned for the 23rd to aid the Trundle Football Club, with a match between Condobelin and Trundle in the afternoon. The Trundle Jockey Club elects a new committee with officers including Patron H. H. Weet, President T. W. Spence, and Secretary J. Medlyn, listing other roles and members.
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The Cole's Dramatic Flayers Return to Forbes Theatre
The Cole's Dramatic Flayers announce a return season in Forbes beginning Monday July 27 at the waterproof marquee near Clay House Hotel, Rumkin Street. They reference unique management by Sir Ben and Mer John Fuller and open with The Little Grey Home in the West, with daily DS changes and a Saturday toy matinee offering prizes.
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Danger Zone For Girls And Prohibition Morality
An ethics debate notes mothers of young girls fear escorts may offer contraband whisky at dances. A reader suggests certified whisky to ensure safety, while others argue prohibition drives girls to drink. The passage critiques social pressures, propriety, and the idea of a moral business tone.
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A. Maurice Low
Morstog Peat
London
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