Bedgerabong Successes at Forbes P A and H A Exhibition
Awards announced at Forbes Shaw avenue fair highlight Bedgerabong district gains in sheep firete firsts seconds and championships. Notable winners include KE Brown Mo Brown J Rodgers W J Black J Osborne Myra Black Joan Black Miss Hobson Gordon Fraser Craven Drownue Nancy Hodges and Henry Ashcroft with prizes across sheep horse needlework cooking riders school work and an essay Cultivation of Wheat.
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Heinserabong
Talon
Forbes Shaw
KE. H
Beown
Mo Brown
J Rodgers
W. J. Black
J. Osborne
Mise G. Constable
Miss NM. Black
Miss Hobson
Myra Black
Joan Black
Craven Drownue
Nancy Hodges
Powell
Henry Ashcroft
Gordon Fraser
Easay
Weddin Shire council approves Quandiain Show funds
The full Weddin Shire Council met at Grenfell and agreed to consent to the Quandiain FAL with H. Association for the Quandiain Show on September 26. The clerk was authorised to attest the conference of the L. J. Clerks’ Association, with £10 voted to cover expenses. The council heard requests for an Avenue of Trees and park ground to plant trees, or an avenue along Margaret Street. Several correspondence items were received regarding road works, tree planting on main roads, and access improvements for residents, plus notice of talks with various departments and local entities about maintenance and relief funding.
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Grenfell
L. J. Clerka’ Association
Rel
Percivalon
Margaret Street
Glugaon Shevell
Department of Main Road
Carazabal
Forbes OP Board
Counc
Towers Sthority
A. G Wright
Fom Tanda Winder
Cornell
HJ Siaclir
Monavale
arcgabal-Maraden
A. Harvey
Caragabal
G. MrcNickle
Caragebal
Bimbi Head
Carngebol
Calvert
Hugh Malin
M.L.A
Garagabal
Weddin
Cr. Mapler
Cr. Han
Farewell Presentation to Rev R H Lowe at Bedgerabong
In Bedgerabong on a Wednesday farewell for Rev R H Lowe before his departure to Mitchell River Mission. Mr C Glenart presented a wallet of notes as a token of esteem. Lowe thanked the people, recalling pleasant associations in Forbes and district and wishing them well.
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Bedgerabong
Mitchell River
Lowe
C. Glenart
Forbes
Homebush sales show firm demand for good sheep and cattle
At Homebush on Monday 20000 sheep were yarded with the market ruling firm for good quality stock. Prices were cheaper for lower grades though better quality sheep sold at firmer rates. Cattle were generally in good demand, with overall firmer to steady prices for better grades.
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Coldabrough
Mortams Co. Ltd
Homebush
Bunidella Pastoral
Qhulttun
GOOLAGONG NEWS New Poundkeeper GOOLAGIS
TENNIS VICTORY On Sunday Inst the strikere plored Warmderry at Chadwen'y, soi were viriations by 16 pete pi. FIRST CRICKET MATCH The cricket aganon vpeted im Coke soli On Sunday toed wool a motel be tween the fret and occa grade teams.
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Chadwen'y
Pete Pi
Cricket Aganon
Out for Votes in Quandalla as Federal Elections Near
In Quandalla candidates visit ahead of the federal vote. Mrs Ari Smith is noted as an exception. Douglas Creili, a listed candidate for Ciace, is shown alongside Hugh Main minister for Agriculture who spoke about supporting electors. The following day HR B Primps, a federal Labour candidate, addressed the electors.
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Quanthalla
Wott
Ari Smith
Douglas Creili
Ciace i
Quandalli
Hugh Main
Minteter
HR. B. Primps
Special Show Trains to Quandialla Run Week of Show
An excursion train service for the Quandialla Show has been arranged. It will run from Parkes to Quandialla on Tuesday September 28 and on Wednesday show day from Contradim to Quandialla. Fares are one and a quarter of the usual return rates.
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Quanthalla
Quandiala
Parkes
Quandialla
Wednnesday
Contrriniadrm
Quandint
Shire reports twelve months of emergency relief work funds
The council heard a report on emergency relief work over twelve months. Expenditure totaled £1174 18s 6d with 475 payments. Ten workers per week on overtime, overall council outlay £27 5s 0d for tools transport and taxes. Supervision costs amounted to £1120. The program ran smoothly and was productive. the report was adopted. Tenders were accepted for gravel and road works at Mareden Road Gowra Road Cowra Hold and Goolagosg Head with several contractors named.
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Mareden Road
Arbre
Gowra
J. E. Anderson
Cowra
A. E. Wood
Goolagosg
A. E. Wool
Great Cough Remedy Wonderful Money Saver
Australians have saved for twenty years by making a family cough and influenza remedy with HWENZO. A two abbling bottle of concentrated HEEN BO is mixed with sweetened water to create a large supply of chest and throat relief, claimed to surpass ready-made remedies in purity and quality for adults and babies.
Personalities Hogan Gate and Local Preparations
Mr Fifeld teachmaster at the Incal school returns from the city with his wife and Senor. Mrs Fifeld will holiday with them. Miss BH Bradley also returns from Lake Cergelliga with her escort. Mrs EB Hobson recovers from a severe attack of poetumenia after hospital care. Mrs Jas Slick Io Dow occupies a newly completed cottage. Mr Geo Wright recovers from a recent accident and returns from hospital. Miss Agnes Timmins leaves for Kurrmjong. Name Ryan returns from Gilgan ara. Mr Jay Campbell remains unwell after a severe illness. Mrs H Marahin visits the city. Mrs M Dwyer remains at Canowlodra hospital. Teachers resume duties and students return to colleges after holidays.
Rain Needed To Force Crops At Monwonga
Weather today is dry and hindering crops with backward growth. Farmers hope for rain and a good fall ear to advance growth in the coming days. Tandowners report fair feed on hand while slow feeds are scarce. Stearing operations are proceeding as conditions allow. Some smaller owners have already cut out.
Cutting Light Gleanings From Bogan Gate Area
Weather has been warm with growing conditions improving. Cattle and sheep are improving. shearing is in full swing with many sheds starting. Carruboblin shows full beard growth, and most sheep are Westward and healthy with little trouble reported.
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Aguan Gate
Crome
Carruboblin
Spring Weather Headlines Forge Through The Plains
A garbled report notes a week of unsettled weather with signs of improvement. The rural region sees the landscape dull and the wheat crop under strain as new structures rise in the district, signaling cautious progress.
Golf Quandialla Handicap Results and Wins
In a weekend golf handicap event over 18 holes Limler posted a strong card of M-H-15 and finished with a 39 after a 16 handicap. Sunday afternoon featured a four member challenge with Te Onley defeating W. Ro Btweley and R. T Wilson by two holes while Mee S Conn had a notable proceeding in the association.
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Limler
Tiraham
Te Onley
W. Ro
R. T Wilson
Political hordes fail to draw crowds at Bogan Gate
In Bogan Gate a steady stream of politicians and speakers has gathered over the past fortnight yet voter interest remains low for the upcoming election. Attendees are few with only about half a dozen people listening to addresses.
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Bogan Gate
Mare Improvements at Quandialla Showground
Improvements at Quandialla showground include new sheep yards and poultry coups with other conveniences to be erected by September 26. Indications point to a successful show following recent good rains.
CWA Flower Show Schedule Set for Hogan Gate
The CWA annual flower show at Hogan Gate on October 13 has released schedules. Organizers expect a record turnout with favorable weather for gardeners and categories across divisions.
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Hogan Gate
C.W.A
Cricketers Open Season With Match Against Bland
Quantialla report notes the Cricketers will start the playing season under Serl Bundsy with a match against Bland.
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Quantialla
Bland
Goolagong Roads In Bad State In Shire
The Jemalong Shire Council notes the poor condition of village roads in the area, especially Wheteon's lane. With road crews busy repairing Mulgundry Road soon, authorities should also fix these pothole filled sections. The road becomes impassable in wet weather.
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Goolagong
Tuos
Jemalong Shire
Mulgundry
Lighting upgrade lauded at monument site
Mr. George Sheen recently installed a new lighting plant in his premises and extended the Uebit to the monument. The improvement is appreciated and a functioning clock at the monument is hoped to be restored.
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Bogan Gate
George Sheen
Uebit
Aly
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Homebush Sales
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Batley
Pulinienper
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Agricultural Hureau
Counnell
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Lachlan Street
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Newville Gincke
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Hoapital
Agnes Timmins
Kurrmjong
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Gilganara
Jay Campbell
Mra. H. Marahin
Mn M. Dwyer
Canowlodra Hospital
Goulagong
Weil
Veedal
Vendal
Veedol
Basil J. Clifton
Venables
Fordman
Veedol Motor Oils
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Sydney
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