Quandialla Queen Camp Urgently Seeks Rain and Recognition
In Quandialla and district residents rally for urgent rains as drought persists. Community events include a dance fundraiser to support a local candidate and ALP funds, while locals depart for city duties and hospital concerns rise for Mir ic Springfield.
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Quandialla
Weel
Mrs. McNaught
Mir Ic
Springfield
Chumn
Dialia Hospital
Fred Andrews
Yanco High School
Wah Way
A. Hyde
Epping
Goolagong Parish Ball Highlights Debutantes and Events
The GoOlogong parish ball featured debutantes in white and pink gowns led by flower girls in matching hues. Guests included Mrs. Derwin and Mr. Dring MLA was absent. A soldiers visit sparked a close football match and the Log Cabin hosted a woolshed dance with a donated dinner winning prizes. memories included a St Paul’s model centerpiece and birthday cake.
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Atraimsa
Ron Marshal
Robynne Jordan
Dresed
Bronce McGreth
Arthur Slaten
Maisie Filey
Fieldner
Simon Slaven
Pay Keogh
Bower
Jack Simson
Valerie Haydon
Mavis Chapman
Ted Abbot
Mary Boland
Joan Haydon
Ho Stmpton
Nea Jordaty
Melle Kearns
E. Peasley
Wright
Woolshed
Gray
The
Indias
Jno. Brady
A. Cornwall
J. Ryan
Tee Cow Military Hospital
St. Paul's
Tole
Wool Sales Reach Wide Catalogue Across Regions
On the 37th end of August the sale catalog draws from North West and Riverina lines with offerings from Central West. Principal prices list various lots and consignors including Ace WA Buttenshaw West Wya senior grades and crossbred sections, with numerous buyers such as Patrick Gulargambone Cosgrove Warren Readford Dubbo and Thornton Forbes.
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Ue Morth-Weet
Weet
Central West
Riverina
Reper, Schulte, Bell, Badgery, Lumby, Ltd
Ace
Buttenshaw
West Wyalong
A. W. Patrick
Gulargambone
T. H. Readford
Cobar
E Inc
P. Roberts
Dubbo
L. G. Gonnell
Lad
C. V. Cosgrove
Warren
E. J. Slack-Smith
Burren Jonoion
Gom
H. J. Currey
Italian Guns Defend Singapore Amid Weapon Upgrade
The report notes enhanced Italian exports of firearms to Singapore, including anti-tank anti aircraft defenses. It cites improved gun models with large capacity magazines and mentions Singapore dates related to the defense buildup.
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Ttalian Gunes
Singapore
Hualan
Teberiah Soni
Abe Ee
August Frosty Weather and Local Tally Notes
The article notes a frosty August with a record number of fronts and a lowest temperature of 28 degrees. Three weeks of westerly winds preceded a heavy rain at 3 am on Tuesday, with district tallies showing 25, 23, 32, and 38 points at various households. Frequent showers helped moisten ground, requiring several jackey to soak soil.
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S . Constable
EUGOWRA General Jottings Highlight Local News
Steady snow fell over the weekend with crop prospects improving. Reports from Forbes hospital mention Mr. Jack Agostini. golf club championship final won by Mrs. Dart over Mr. Hurcum 4 up 3 to play. various local social notes include births and visits. A four ball best ball 27 holes win credited to Rt Woodward and A Anscombe. Local sales saw strong fat and stock cattle clearance. wool deliveries continue via the railway.
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Eugowra
Jack Agostinil
Forbes
Associates’ Golf Club
Ann
Dart
Hurcum
Pre Kable
The
ALY
Kable
Fiso
Pat Rawsthorne
B.A. Douglas
Mitchell
Egypt
Woodward
A. Anscombe
Imast
George Reeder
Cooma
Lre
Mor
E. J. Barnes
Omeo
R. Cameron
Crom Ft. Anscombe
Lara
Ruby Hannigan
Ardinthan
Laon
Wool Industry and Conscription Regs in Wartime Britain
Wartime Britain faces curtailed textile exports as government orders drop and Domini ons shift to self-sufficiency. Mills consolidate, labor moves, and price controls tighten under a new Board of Trade mandate. Conscientious objectors face new security rules with options for civilian work or non combatant service.
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Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Rathoning
Europe
Dominions
Eigien
Godes
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Board of ‘Trade Authority
Australia
Sydney
Newcastle
Excursion Trains Cut Fares For Hailway Travel
The council approves reduced fares for a railway excursion from Sydney toward Porba. Train services will run on Wednesday August 17 with return trips lasting two months. Station master confirms plans and travel option details for residents.
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Porba
Sydney
Uber
BATE dressing for blowfly strike described in Journal excerpt
The Journal article notes a boric acid bentonite wetting dressing for blowfly strike in sheep, named BTA. Formulations use 20 percent bentonite, 15 to 20 percent boric acid, and a wetting agent with tar oil, water, and boric compounds. It is presented as non toxic and promising for field use.
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Lennox
Journal of the Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Tring
Canberra
Toder
Wyoming
USA
Stationery Needs Promoted by The Advocate
A short notice urges readers to consult The Advocate for stationery supplies and related services. It highlights available products and emphasizes reliable delivery and local availability.
Local residents share visits and travels across towns
Mr and Mrs J Kering return from Bombala while Mrs Woodward recovers at home. Mrs Vaughan of Goulburn visits the O Malley household at Gienraine. J Malloy heads to Armidale for a Teachers Cal. Miss M Mollison stays with Strathmore parents. Aunlin Jones vacationing with his parents. A progressive euchre tourney raised funds for the Comfort Fund won by Coelli and W Monger. Court prepping Sunday for six tennis events to aid the local Queen.
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Mra. Wright
Sydney
GO. Mack Ghe
Duncan
Howard Smith
FR. Wright
Mira
Do. Priddle
Grenfell
Kevid Tossolind
Oenowindra Memorial Hospital
Airs J. Kering
Bombala
Aunlin Jones
Caragabal
Comfort
Mire, Coelli
W. Monger
Grawlin Plains Red Cross Drive Supported by Card Party
Members of the Grawlin Plains Agricultural Bureau hosted a successful card party at Driftwater, the home of C. B. Mahia, to aid the Red Cross. Prizes in the elichre tourney went to Mig F. Lawler and J. Truman. a separate competition was won by J. Trouman. Community singing drew a large crowd and a tasty supper followed.
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Quandila
Quandialla
K .McDonald
Queneiaia
Elhoan
Allen
W. Cauer
M Anderson
D. Graham
Mesdames
Brown
Smithers
Vo Garden
Conn
B. Olsen
F McDonald
Grawlin Plains Agricultural Bureau
Driftwater
C. B. Mahia
Mig F. Lawler
J. Truman
J. Trouman
Bureau
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