District News From Our Own Correspondent
The postpones meeting of the two local hospitals Forbes and Parkes was held on Wednesday June 10 at The Bohoot of Arts at 4 g0 with Mr A Ashcroft in date. Various motions were proposed covering officers, tickets, and a dance on July 24. An Aboriginal elder known as Jacks the Rat, age 72, passed away last week. services and interment details noted. The opening of the new Presbyterian Church at Canowindra occurred June 2 with a large congregation and music by Mrs M Dowell. A general meeting of the Eugowra Rifle Club discussed installments and a challenge from Bunbury. committee positions listed. Community events include plans for a show to be held October 2, and local road funding comparisons reveal Uneven spending between Eugowra streets and Cannowindra roads. Local sports mention Cowra and Morea handicap results and a Forbes tennis absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes and Parkes
Arts
A. Ashcroft
Ky J. Asheroft
Jones
A. J. Dstitaa
A. J. Dstitaa Not An Secretary, Assisted By’ Miss Mr. Asheroft
A. J. Dustuilan
Asheroft
A. J. Achcroft
Ales
Kent
P. Spaldingy
W. Webster
Sandy
J. Ashcrot
J. J. “Ashcroft
A. J. Justitius
St. Lamgford
F. Weston
J Jones
Glario
Weilnpaiay
Novia
Vince
J. M'Dowell
M'Dowell
Vic. Messer
R. Doyée
Canowimdra
M. Aplisrott
Messre Ro
A. Her Burt
Eugonrs Rife Club
Wellnestey
Vth
Reid and Sonthmind
Messrs Kirby
Tylford
Masterides
Bunbury
Messrs
Telford
Thorhcraft
Aem
Wamimans
Mannanianilier
Tefordy
Bunjbyry
MilIon
Bakers
A. M Talford
J. J. Merchant
J. J. Merchant, Ve, Mmiianewerkencies
AH. Herbert
Tyke Utter
Irvine
Simmy
D. Breen
Doves
Bo Kirby
Duggan
Pon
C. Morton Ty
Collis
Tom [Ickey
Nimvself
Egowra P
A. Sorlety
J.T. Noble
R. Joyce
Eugowra
Cancwindra
Heeven
Public Works Committee
J.P Lynch
League
Worle
Fia Drosk
Goolagoneau Bandon
Lachlan
Canowindra
Gramy
Wurow
Ead
Atstetet
Utle
W. Lets
Tomingley
Tosi
Tim
GOOLAGONG Weather and Local Happenings Report
GOOLAGONG notes show rain proximo 28th and a rise in grass with snow feed soon. Sheep and cattle losses after rain reduce, while few people report improved welfare. A valuable sheep dog belonging to Mr Geo Walsh was poisoned. Mrs Hayden won the billiand tournament. events held Sunday misty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jus. Wale
Hassinge
Geo. Walsh
Hayden
Condobolin Football Victories Amid River Flood News
The Condobodla junior footballers won decisively in a tough match while reports of a stormy weekend and nightly rain persist. A boy aged pears was injured after a wagon accident and treated at the hospital. a fire at a residence caused a small blaze with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helms
Saur AuUy
Ant
Tiny
Elvan
Wm Stone
30 Years of Faithful Service Adored by Dairymen
A commemorative tribute praises the 30 years of faithful service of the Almil Laval cream separator. It highlights loyalty to empire and duty across spheres, noting the device’s role as a reliable friend of the dairyman. Josephson and Wameh, sole agents in Sydney, are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumley
Elvic
Wowlway
Josephson
Sydney
Woodw' Great Peppermint Cure Cited For Night Cough
An old advertisement touts Woodw' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy to ease nighttime coughs. It promotes relief with a claimed effect and lists a price of one shilling sixpence.
Parkes Liberal Meeting and Local Community News
Western District News reports a Parkes Liberal branch meeting electing W F Kitson as secretary and J Medyn and BE Best as representatives to the association council. It notes weddings, a local engagement, a wedding at the Church of England, a Parkes retirement, and a rise in inquiries about an experimental fauna and agricultural college. It covers limited lectures by Department of Agriculture experts due to travel constraints, and reports two local deaths, Mrs Mark Courteon and William Newbrigging, with brief details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Liberal Association
W. F. Kitson
R. Thomas
Messrs J. Mediyn
BE. Best
Sinnual Coucrene
Ye Association
Byisney
Aiis Fecles
Mins ‘Mazoudiet
Mazoudier
Nathurst
W. Kelly
Kelly
Walter
Parkow
Church of England
Edwin Richard
Annie Mills
Lara
Forest
Parkes Keople
Orange Methodist Church
J. W. Cotler
Sid Coombier
A. A. Coorber
Ruby Tom Holt
Department of Agriculture
Lige
Dave
Mark
Courteon
Wiliam Newbrigging
Thom Briahes
Tamsyel
Aml
Ster
Ennien
Molong Pasture Shows Drought Struggles and Recovery
A Molong report notes paspalin grass, critical fodder in drought years, faded after a long dry spell. Recent rains revived some stands, though much remained brown four years ago. Local farmers monitor pasture conditions amid variable weather.
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Bax
Trundle Manages Parkes Branch Appointment
Mr Tom Mationeys Trundle, linked with Maupner, visited DP Masainuy to aid a young lady with illness. A stir occurred on the Tyundie lawn on Saturday as crowds gathered while news of a local business change circulated. The Dawn announced Trowaech's move and Mr Harry Pearess was hailed for long service. Parkes Pearer and Williams appoint a new manager at Mruckludie branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Pilets
Mikes
Yaniv Oe Travers
Alten
Trundie
Harry Pearess
Turbulent Rural Notes From Tullamore District
Fragmentary OCR text from a rural report mentions Tullamore and local farming activity. It references green rind grass, wheat yields, and farm labor. Mentions a station in a district and a merchant named Philws. Details are garbled with many unreadable words and numbers.
Quiet Grenfell Methodist Wedding Celebrated
A quiet wedding was celebrated at Grenfell Methodist Church uniting Mr Robert un Bert and Miss Florence Van Brienne. The ceremony honored families from Grenfell and Boxston with attendants including Mr and Mrs John Brower and Mr Myo Ji Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell Methodist Church
Robert UN Bert
Taueothy Merry
Annie Troutan
Hily
Daughear
Taviek
Martinae
Florence van Brienne
Mtr
John Brower
Boxstong
Myo Ji Pratt
Carmrubat
Meeting at Money's Criterion Hotel on Grenfell mining aid
A Saturday night meeting at Money's Criterion Hotel discussed government assistance to develop the Grenfell gold mining industry. Led by G Cousins, the gathering proposed erecting a state battery with miners contributing labor, and sought a subsidy of about 250 pounds to support the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money's Criterion Hotel
Grenfell
G. Cousins
Cousins
Burigoee
Josephson
Liay Olorks
WisloWels
Bunnie
Carur Collett
Freerell
Irish Campaign Rumblings Stir Dublin and Belfast Debate
Fragmented commentary from Dublin and elsewhere rails at Home Rule and Unionist rhetoric. A loud exchange cites Belfast to Cork travelers and mockery of Irish leaders while urging national unity and resisting British overreach. The piece references Lord Lippori, O Connay Power, Winston Churchill era figures, and a charged atmosphere of taunts and political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Faper
Alleady
Teentoul Haw
Clatarmien
Belfast
Cork
UAC
Dublin
Borott
Nod Statesman
Ieee
Ives
Mirmingham
Winston Cwurehill
Rma Tineo
Lauron
Forlorn stage moment in a march play and a soldier’s cheer
A fragment recalls a military pageant where a soldier bursts onto the stage shouting Hurrah and a promise of tomorrow. The line hints at a disrupted event, with laughter and confusion over what the Tirlion could afford to mock when the crowd awaited the next appearance. The garbled text suggests a chaotic rehearsal or performance amid wartime strains.
Test Match Drawn England Australia Opened in Rainy Conditions
Rain halted the first Test between England and Australia with a drawn result after a tense play. Australia impressed with 8-? wickets in the innings and a strong bowling effort led by Bevan and Rhodes. Sir George Reid presented S Gregory with silver, £200 to honor his fifty first matches, amid 1900 spectators and praise from Lord Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australst
Australia
Beven
Waltty
Flaaiyt
Matthews
Kelleway
Emery
Macartney
Jennings
Smith
Foster
al Kcellewas
Rhodes
Bardsley
Gregory
Borser
Dean
Harlitt
George Reid
S. Gregory
Lord Harris
Astounding 1910s racing notes and trainer plans flash by
A garbled Sporting Mems column lists handicaps for Irish horse races and the Vanquisier in Melbourne Cup calculations. It notes parkes Jockey Club renovations, split seconds of bout offers in 1919, stage fixtures in San Francisco, contrasts with old jockey legends, and quotes Wootton and Fordham reflections.
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District News
Goolagong
Imu
Uwe
Western District News
Molong
Trundle
Tullamore
Anne
Neiton
Horshant
Angunu
Teo Hobbs
Emeryee Rhodes
Carkeck
Keetleway
Mo Spooner
Bardaley
Pry
Pum
Owe Coc
Wathers
Emery Eveesyees
Woolley
Moelitt
Poster
Bevan
Wester
Barnes
Down
Hearne
Mousqueton
Rine Pavken
Wil Beatin
Daly
Forbes
GF. Bollinger
Parkes Jockey Club
Tani
Jack Johnson
I 4
Langford
Johnson
Cofforth
Attell-Murphy Qgbt
San Francisco
Angust
Fommy Burns
Kauffman
Frank Wootton
John Corlette Wyk
Fordham
Wells
Alderod
Cusimen
Ordnshaw
Hanshoenden
Wits Bn
Kenyon
Reiff
Amd Watton
Walkers Beer
Walker's C.B. BotTled
Walker
Orange
Bathurst
Shirley
New South Wales
Geo. Shirley, Ltd
Forbes Advocate
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