Cowra Jubilee Marks 50 Years Of Town Hall Milestone
May 2 to May 2 marks an epoch in Cowra with 50 years since municipal title and the Blayney Cowra Harden railway milestone. A jubilee week features a procession sports meetings racings balls tours and golf bowls rifle shooting and more to unite old townspeople from across New South Wales. Official opening will be by Hon M F Brushner and Hon E Spooner with local secretaries H N V Holman and F I Dun coordinating arrangements.
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National Insurance Scheme Details Proposed by Lyons Government
The article outlines a broad national health and pension plan with old age, widows and orphans benefits. It covers sickness, disablement, and maternity allowances, pension ages, and voluntary insurance for self employed persons. Contributions split between employer and employee, with increases over time and government funds allocated to Health and Pension mechanisms. The plan would be administered by the National Insurance Commission and align with existing pension structures.
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Forbes Wool Sale Highlights at Winchcombe Auction
The Woeelong clip of Mr George Limbers Forbes featured among the offerings at Winchcombe Carson’s final Bud hey auction. Wool quality ranged from useful types to bellies and hoggets, with various broken and wether lots. Eulong wool from the same owner and wool from a second owner in Tullamore also sold, including broken and tied pieces.
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Campaign for Australian democracy and sovereignty
The text argues for economic democracy in Australia, praising the people’s sovereign power and the goal of living standards aligned with national wealth. It promotes constitutional liberty, national unity, and a sovereign role in governance while urging education and mobilization to defend democratic rights and welfare.
Seven Valuable Horses Die in Pullabgoka Loss
In Pullabgoka on Monday Mr. W. Robinson of Pulls books reports the loss of seven valuable horses. The cause of death remains unknown and details are limited.
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W. Robinson
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Insurance ad for Liverpool London Gill Co Ltd in England
An English incorporated insurer highlights fire Marine and accident coverage. It boasts claims paid over 1123 million and limits exceeding 13 million for crop stock fencing livestock against fire and other risks. Local agents Moore Brooke & Co.
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Amiel
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Parkes News Briefs Highlight Local Plums and Weddings
News of Parkes week covers a busy schedule with agricultural notes, hospital planning, and social events. Frederick Taylor faces court in Hay, new staff shifts for Parkes Hotel and radio station underway, plus two local weddings and a church social. Parkes Hospital Board rejects hospital commission advice and buys a Watson model D ery util. Marriages include Gwendoline Jean and Clifford Augustus Miller with ceremony at Presbyterian Church, and George Cowell and Peg inated wed in Parkes.
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Ironbarks Tennis Club Reform Signals Local Match Plan
Ironbarks tennis club reformers plan a near future match arrangement with Mrs Al kel and Me O Seymour to organize a game. Mrs M Whitney of Tronbarks has been taken to the city for medical treatment, prompting concern among her friends.
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Sowed 300 Acres in 60 Hours at Tronbarks Farm
Tronbarks, Monday. Hutkel Bros. of Hichenvale sowed 300 more acres of wheat in 60 hours using a tractor and combine. The same swift performance stirred local farmers to question who can beat the pace.
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W LEE Herbalist Opens Permanent Consulting Room
W LEE the herbalist announced a permanent consulting room in Wel iecena Fortnightly at the Hotel Next Visit. He cannot attend personally on Thursday May 12, and requests arrangements for visits.
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Ken Hughes Returns From Brief City Holiday
Mr Ken Hughes of Pullabooks returned after a short holiday in the city AL preset Mrs FP Huckel of Pulla books visits the city for medical treatment with her youngest son accompanying.
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Ken Hughes
Pullabooks
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