EUGOWRA Bits and Pieces
Rain has fallen steadily around the district for days. Grass growth is wonderful as farmers busy sowing out and wheat. Fories cricket team visits Inez Grinsted Cup challenge. Show Association revision committees hope schedule out soon. Ladies' Hockey Club re formed with practice starting. secretary Mrs Birch leads efforts. Congratulations to Mr det Mim Den Morton on birth of a son at local hospital.
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Show Association
Birch
Det Mim den Morton
Noble
Ped Merv Symes
Min
Dewias
Tuggrrat Lakes
Ten Noble
Melbourne
Mustellen
Mullah
Prda Ore
Orange
Mona Tonkein
Canowindra
Elie Fube
Mic
Dancers Fill Hall for Far West Children’s Benefit Dance
A crowded public hall hosted a midweek dance to support the Far Wear Children's Health Scheme. Despite threatening weather, light showers kept attendance high and expenses covered. the Mathias orchestra supplied music while Mr Bray and Mrs Piercy provided performances.
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Brong Hall
Far West
Far Wear
Mathias
BI Bray
Portes
Piercy Mm Pletey
Par West Children’s Committee
Forbes
Stewart
Goolagong Club Faces Planning After Opening Postponed
The Goolagong sports club, led by Terinia Chun and Jno Riley, postponed its official opening last Wednesday evening and plans a general meeting to reorganize. A cricket match Sunday saw Goolagong defeat Grawlin 20 to 11. A combined boat event at Warriderry school town ended happily with local students returning.
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Terinia Chun Mmbery
Jno Riley
Sumas
Leeutia Sewien Mir
Fian Ser
Bern
Hyogo
Usaecinten
Alveroen
Goolagong
Grawlin
Ork
Focal Putt Ucami Convent
Warri
Derry
Wartaderry
St Patrick s Day Ball Pleases Log Cabin Guests
The annual St Patrick s night ball at the Log Cabin drew about 100 couples from Forbes, Cowra, Grenfell, Canowindra, Eugowora and surrounding districts. A total of about £46 was taken at the door, with Ambassadors orchestra providing music and a supper arranged by Mrs W Hayden and helpers. Despite sultry weather and heavy rain later in the afternoon, attendees enjoyed the dancing and socialising, with a juvenile dance held on Saturday night and about £6 at the door.
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St Patrick's Wight
Forbes
Cowra
Grenfell
Canowindra
Eugowra
Wil
Coor
D. Walsh
Anil Hon
Mises Clare
Pat Hayden
W. Hayden
Concert for Church Funds at public hall
A concert at Caragabal public hall on Saturday evening supported Methodist Church funds. Despite bad weather and absence of some Grenfell artists, locals staged an enjoyable program with piano duets, sketches, vocal solos by Misses TE McDonald and Ho Ward, popular songs by Measlin A Moore and J Martin, recitations by Mr PF Ded, and a Shadow Surgery sketch.
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Minsey Mys4l
Fen J. Guy
Mr. Hird
TE. McDonald
Ho Ward
A. Moore
J Martin
PF Ded
Air F
Meadames
Ward
Enjoyeble
Wee
Modern Stock Transport Proves Faster and More Profitable
A report from Cyclone Perceived Gcb Co notes motor lorry stock transports outperform droving in fat lamb handling. Five loads totaling 144 miles were moved in a day on a four ton truck, with all sheep arriving in good order and markets showing higher per head prices. The system, built from pipe and wire for strength, fits various lorries and trailers.
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Geb Co
Dimedoo
Vaneport
Flemington
Itan
Rabbit Virus Promoted by Federal Treasurer Report
The Federal Treasurer Mr Caney announced early in the week that a rabbit virus could wipe out small colonies into which it was introduced. It did not spread between colonies and would help control the population under natural conditions. Researchers consider parasites like the red rabbit flea as possible transmission aids and will continue experiments.
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Caney
Casey
CBIR
Qualcast Lawnmowers and Bearings Advertises Models
Quality lawnmower items listed with ball bearings and wheel parts. Various models and sizes offered with prices given. Obvious emphasis on bearing components and parts available widely in stores.
Weather yields mixed notes across districts
In Bedgerabong and Quandialla the past fortnight brought unsettled regimes and variable rain. Bedgerabong reports frequent storms with some areas soaked while nearby spots remain dry. farmers urge more rain for a solid winter and spring. Quandialla records three quarters to two inches from last week’s storms with green fields returning and pastures improving. rain totals and uneven regulations mark the week as favorable so far.
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Miny Semsomn
Mt In
Radin
Quandtalla
Ana
Far West Children Health Scheme Receives Fund Update
The Forbes committee shows a £71 debt to head offices, leaving £4 in arrears. At a Municipal Council meeting presided by Mr Palmer, profits from a touring company concert for the scheme reached £649 with last year’s plot at £10 10. New vice president H Peake attends, W Rowe reports on successful dances at Bedgerabong Garema and Mulgandry raising funds, and a date for a further dance is set. Written reports to meetings are now encouraged.
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Sidy-slepounds
Forbes
Ube Torabey
Une Coroides
Mr & ©. Palmer
Tod
Palmer
H. Peake
Forbes Intermediate High School
W. Rowe
Girin
Mr. Rowe
Bedgerabong
Garema
Stewart
Rowe
C. Press
Tablelands Water Scheme Surveyors Depart Town
Surveyors stationed in the town for the Central Tablelands Water Scheme left during the week, marking a pause in field work as plans proceed. The move accompanies ongoing assessments and logistical adjustments for the regional project.
Caragabal Community News Spreads Local Notices
Engagement announced between Doris Mary, daughter of J Walter Caragabal, and Joseph Bernard, son of E G O Connor of Redlands Caragabal. L McKenna returns as manager of the Bank of New South Wales. Local residents travel, marry, or recover from ailments as community life continues with transfers and visits.
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Caragabal
Web
Barnes
Jack Brice
Doris Mary
J. Walter
Joseph Bernard
JE. Ogonnor
Redlands
New England
L. McKenna
Hank of
New South Wales
Mra
Atkinson
Sydney
Lance Belgrave
Caragabaj
Barellan
Wheogo District Council Meeting Summary and Elections
The Wheogo District Council of the Farmers and Fellows Association held a well attended meeting led by President Roy Hughes. Elections elected Mr Black as President, plus vice presidents Roy Hughes and GH Pereira, with Mr Wd A Seymour reelected as secretary and treasurer. The secretary presented a sixteenth annual report noting drought, low prices, and mixed crop fortunes, with condolences for deceased members A K Trethowan and W W Killen. The report covers politics, ministerial changes, and proposed reforms to wheat handling, while noting war and insurance debates and expressing hope for better conditions next year.
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Wheogo
The
Farmers and Felders’ Association
NBM
Roy Hughes
aMeer
Black
Greenethorpe
Roy Hughes Land
Businness
Seymour
Fo and 5 Association
Pand & Association
Bao
PF. and &. Association
Hou
A. K. Trethowan
W. W. Killen
Major Feld
Air
H. ©. Eliott
Country Party
Chamber
Faneae Ee Ae
Quandi C W A Conference Delegate Appointed
At the monthly loreal branch meeting of the O W A delegates in Troth, delegates Mirs dames FR Penfold sen, L Penfold, Rowe, W Road, and L Troth were appointed to the general conference Last Thursday. Journeyed to Young to attend a District Council meeting chaired by the South-West Group president. Business discussed included Un Hospital affairs and agenda papers for pecarsl Conteratka Ciaaly. Morning and afternoon tems were provided at the Young branch W A Fest room for the four delegates. The next Group meeting is set for June.
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Pecarsl Conteratka Ciaaly
W.A
Nyngan Sale Seeks 18,000 Store Sheep March 29
Nyngan special sheep sale announced by A C Lyne and Co in conjunction with Dalgety and Co at Nyngan saleyards on Wednesday March 29. Eighteighteen thousand store sheep listed in advertising columns.
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A.C. Lyne and Co
Nyngan
Dalgety and Co
Stationery Headlines Bring Historic Page to Life
A historic newspaper item highlights stationery headings envelopes and tags with the Advocate style. The fragment notes a printer or printer’s showcase, referencing forms and letterhead in a period tone.
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Goolaciong Weil
Ambassadors’ Orchestra
Porbes
Mir
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Ooolagong
FAR West Health Scheme
Tablelands
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Forbes Hospital
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Manly
Mrr
A. Grimm
Simbi
Baker
Goolagong, Wed
Jno Monognain
Mermional
Canowindira
N Gannon
Wortaderry Leb
Prevent Af
W. Beogts
Riley
Holy Name
Bosteey
Goulburn
W. Brady
Norma
Heavener
Capertee
Idiss MM Midnester
Katoomba
Quandi C.W.A
R. A. Douglas Greck
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Greck
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Forbes Newspaper Company
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