District News From Our Representative at Eugowra
Local court records list Boree Shire Council v G H Bir ehill for sanitary fees and several Police cases including indecent and profane language with fines and short hard labor. News covers council meetings, library staffing, bowls selection, church and cricket club matters, recent rains, theft warnings, a February 26 wedding of Mr Brennan and Miss Jane Welsh, a Parkes led triangular cricket match result, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boree Shire
Forbes
Police
Phil
Monaughan
Francis Frederick Watson
W. Townsend
Forbes Gol
Pata
Eugowra
Brennan
Myngun
Jane Welsh
California
M'Dowell
Gunning Cricketers Ball at Bedgerabong Brightens Village Night
On Wednesday evening under a silvery moon Bedgerabong hosts a grand ball by the Gunning Cricket Club at the School of Arts. Local youth and visitors arrive by horse and cart as 9 pm signals the start. Jim McCann Bob Grant and Will Nash provide lively music while umpire Harry Dobb day enforces decisions to the crowd’s satisfaction. Supper by Professor M Leod from Forbes earns praise and well-arranged tables set the scene for a successful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Bedgerabong
School of Arts
Gunoing
Jim M'Cann
Bob Grant
Will Nash
Bogan Gate
Harry Doubleday
M'Leod
Forbes
Festive ball aids cricket fund and match results
The supper room hosted the Lady Friends of the Cricketers for a lively ball with two mixed teams, fine dancing, and social cheer. Constable Johnson represented the Board of Control. no player was run out. The event, led by Paddy Frederick and a capable committee, drew about 40 couples and raised funds amid music and reflections on past glories. A cricket match followed between Goolagong and Goonigal, with Goolagong winning by 178 runs, scores 246 to 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunningatara
Paddy Frederick
Goolagong
Goonigal
Draught Horses Die Then Races Note Easter Monday
In local news Mr C W Ridley and Mr G R Head lose draught horses to colic and overheating amid a string of losses. The Bena Amateur Race Club met with Secretary J Mooney preparing for Easter Monday races, expected to set new records. Showers disrupted the district with patchy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ridley
G. R. Head
Sen .Ridley
Bena Amateur Race Club
J. Mooney
Goolagong Weather and Local News Snippet
Weather remains extremely hot and dry with scarce rainfall needed for farming. Goolagong team selections feature only two players Ed Munds and M Innes from the Goolagong club, amid discussion of fairness in selection. Stanley Haydon is hospitalised in Cowra with typhoid. James Bartley recently discharged. Cattle deaths rise from thistle poisoning as local rainfall totals show thirty points recorded on Friday. River conditions noted.
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Goonigal
Goolagong
Trajere
Edmunds
M‘innes
Gooniga Club
Stanley Haydon
Cowra Hospital
James Bartley
Diamond Wedding and Parkes Church News Revealed
In Cobbitty near Camden Mr and Mrs James Funnel celebrate their diamond wedding after marrying in 1852 at St Andrews Sydney. Parkes church invites Rev. D D Hunter to take charge of the Parkes circuit. A wedding in St Jarlath's sees Martin Clancy wed Ruby Edwards. Weather brings thunder showers cooling the district. Rabbit-proof fencing surrounds the Church of England building with trees planned. Sympathy given for the family of Mabel Kingham who died after diphtheria in Parkes Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Funnel
Cobbitty
Camden
E. A. Becker
Parkes
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Sydney
D. D. Hunter
Cowra
St. Jarlath's Church
Martin
M. J. Clancy
Ruby
T. H. Edwards
Mitchell-street
Father Howard
Tichborne
Church of England
Mrnd
W. Kingham
Mabel
Parkes Hospital
Trundle News Briefs: Carey Ford Trip and Court Fines
Mr John Carey bought a Ford and drove from Sydney with Mrs Carey. Bank of New South Wales site work is underway with good progress. Moonfield daughter’s health improving. F J Matthews sold his blacksmithing business to Rand and Carroll. At Bogan Gate Police Court locals were fined for various offences. Michael Fitzgerald jailed for three months after a special act of misconduct.
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John Carey
Sydney
Mra Carey
Bank of New South Wale
Michael Fitzgerald
Michael
Condobolin notes and local changes in 1910 region
Condobolin electors see park vote increase from 90 to 100 with Condobolin receiving 10, Bogan Gate 10, Fifield 10, Wamboyne 5. Messrs Carroll and Rand acquire a Condobolin coachbuilding business in Trundle. Rev E. S. Benyon leaves Condobolin parish for Geurtle, with farewell service on March 10. Local blacksmiths crowded with work. hopes raised for one more carnival after bathing improvements. A Lachlan River view highlights Klacatoo well, praises late manager J F Holloway, May 1910 completion date, and note on water level and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kelly
Park
Condobolin
Bogan Gate
Fifield
Wamboyne
Messie M. Carroll
TT. Rand
Trundle
Atepa
Lachlander
Klacatoo
J. F. Holloway
Lachlan
Brewer
Dick Arast
Graham
Moulman
Buabalong
Dry weather tests sales of sheep as farms brace for feed
The region remains exceptionally dry with many farms holding onto sheep while owners consider culling if conditions persist. Feed near Mt Hope still supports grazing, and efforts to open wheat districts show optimism for future crops. Mr Graham from Tumut believes Condobolin and northern districts could become a wheat frontier if a railway reaches within 14 miles, enabling 6000 acres to be cultivated.
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Mt. Hope
Condobolin
Graham
Tumut Way
Buahbalong
Broken TN
Cure for drink cure selected by South Australian Government
The South Australian Government investigated cures for alcoholism on the Continent Britain and America and chose the Neal Three-day Treatment. The method, used for over a year, is deemed most successful in South Australia and led to an institute in Sydney at Woodbury Street Marrickville.
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Great Britain
America
Neal
South Australia
N.8.w
Sydney
Woodbury-street
Marrickville
Race Fixtures 1912 and Local Notices
Schedule lists race fixtures from March to July across Parkes Orange Mudgee Cowra Grenfell Bathurst and other NSW towns with J C clubs and Canowindra J C and Goolagong J C events. Included is a promotional note by E Nock advocating aerated waters and inviting inspection at Hotel Victoria Forbes alongside year end salutations to Forbes inhabitants.
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Parkes J.C
H.A.C.B
Orange
Mudgee T. Club
Cowra
Forbes
Hac.b
Grenfell
Wallerawang J.C
Molong J.C
Eugowra J.C
Cowra J.C
Canowindra J.C
Goolagong J.C
Condobolin J.C
Gulgong J.C
Bathurst J.C
Nock
Hotel Victoria
Bank of New South Wales
E.nock
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T. Armstrong
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Presbyterian Church
Eugenia
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Agen
Eugowra Cricket Club
Inez
W. BE. Myring
Eugowra Athletic Association
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Boon
Mia
W. Welsh
Miss May Welsh
Dorothy Evers
J. Brennan
Hore
J. T. Noble
M‘dowell
P. Delaney
Gosper
M'Nickle
Webster
Mra Thorncroft
Miss Telford
Mr Day
Bumbury
Parkes Range
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Ole E
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G. Plowman
D. Plowman
J. Sturgess
Plowman
W. Plowman
W. Miller
Ww. Gov
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M'Kim
M'Cann
Nash
Bogan Way
Paddy Broderick
Tommy
Teddy Smith
Gerabong
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Mudgee T.C
Dubbo J.C
Grenfell J.C
Wellington J.C
Trangle J.C
Wallington
Macquarie Picnic
Peak Hill J.C
Norromine J.C
Gilgandra J.C
Lachlan Street
Anthony Horderns
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