Farmers endure long rain and fading drought in district
The report notes steady rainfall across Ogilvie and surrounding areas easing farmer anxiety. Parish notes record Holy Trinity Northampton accounts £425 17 4 receipts and £412 8 6 expenditure, with officers reappointed. Local football committee discusses club activities as weather and logistics affect work, farming, and community plans.
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Ogilvie
Biawe
Halla Amt
Yuna
Holy ‘Trinity
Northampton
Jerhanics’ Institute
Hertor
Hey. J. 1 Dayuren
Keetor
R.A. Williams
J. P. Marwand
R.A. Willams
YW Rowden
Wns
Wns Re-Elected Peo Warden Testrymen Were Lected No fallows:—Mesars J. Ross Drage
E E. Manta
Cordingley
G. Clittom
EG. Hewville
Porthampton
Callagher
Estom
J. Magee
Golf Club Opens Amid Rain Spoiled Debut at Geraldton
The Galt Club opened on Sunday but bad weather reduced attendance and disrupted play. After rain, greens were rough creating a severe handicap. Dr Gallagher with handicap 18 won the 'flag' contest at the 18th while The Rapture, piloted by Mr Mountain, took second.
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Hatton
Galt Clad
Geraldon
Maniling
MM. Callagher
A. F. Mountain
Athol
Mullewa Y The Welcome Rain Delays Local Football
Geraldton had an easy lead in pull as Mullewa and Theagh peleeted heavy and clever for local lads. In senior match Geraldton began to take charge late, winds and rain trimmed early play but attendance remained good. Cleaning of the railway dam finished, three feet of water held by Bow, and a boy aged three injured by a broken bottle while playing.
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Geraldten
A. Mulleway
Theagh
Geraldton
Mullewa
Pest
Royali Mapafield
Uncertain Weather Delays May Fair and Cereal Field Work
Weather battered Saturday with heavy rain halting events and delaying plans. Farmers benefited from soaking showers, crops emerging while ground remained too wet for planks and tasks. locals anticipated May festivities to proceed after rain eased.
Children’s Ball Held At Thea Friday In Sumter
A lively children’s ball hosted by the Anglicas Ladies’ Guild drew a record turnout with a grand march and costume exhibitions. Mrs Bowes School and other groups showcased original outfits while prizes honored individual costumes and dances.
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Anglicas
Brn
A. F. Mountain
Bany
Bowes
FE Pier Rote
Jordger
Johnatom
Shostom
R.A. Wilelama
Daveroa
Bai
Fay Woodcoeh
Gohden
Tnner
Bruce Watt
Hobber
Pay
England's Largest Railway Freight by Jo & N. K Railway
A historical note describes a massive railway freight by Jo & N. K Railway. The project claims a capacity of 130 tons with 58 wheels and a 2 ton per shift rating, alongside references to Great Peppermint Cure as a medical remedy for coughs and colds.
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England
Jo & N. K Railway
The Runaway Wife Chapter V continues peril on the voyage
Derek Humphreys obsesses over Janette as he escorts Nida Murray and Lol Cette toward Accra. He wrestles with duty to the missionary orphan while political intrigue and a looming sea voyage threaten his plans and the looming potential for Miss Murray’s future.
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Derek Humphreys
Accra
Bir
Janette
Orpham
Bornhusa
Tanette
Taurtial
Ledabe
Nida Murray
Jasetti
Murray
Rilda
Loletto
Eborks
Derek
Abe
Humphrey
Kran
Moses
Sr. ' Preys
Major Kran
Mr. Humphreys
Tor Chu
Ian
Zardi
Shifting loyalties on voyage amid a tangled pursuit
Derek faces a murky web of motives as Nikda Murray and the looming figure Jacetta lure him toward a London venture. He plots to uncover truth by stoking loyalty and steering his companions toward a decisive plan aboard the frail Sidi Akbar. The tense scene unfolds with departures, disguises, and a shipboard bargain.
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Hwophreys
Sidi
Derek War
Uny
Nilda Burray
Lolcette
White Sisters
Apn Hareli
Victoria Hotel
Lehumel
Coumiil
Nida
Coumul
Manu Langley
Sheckles
Kran
Singhal
Nikda Murray
Nikla
Junetta
Inter
Inez
Muffy
Nida Murray
Jacetta
Hni Akbar
Derex
Zari
Nikola
Lalotte
Engind
Erica
Mitta
Derek
Lolene
Porsble
Accra
London
Janis
Koyland
Sidi Akbar
Mosey
Court Air
Avera
Kru
Bi Akbar
Lord's and the Oval A Tale of Cricket's Two Homes
A fragmentary chronicle traces the origins of Lord's and the Oval, contrasting their histories from early private grounds to public arenas. It notes wealthy patrons, the transfer of land, and the enduring atmosphere of English cricket, with amateurs and professionals sharing the crease and royal ties shaping the venues.
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Lord's
the Oval
Landen
Hrnige
Nottyaghan
England
Morh Coumuner
Thomas Lucd
Wincholwe
Samba Aff
Grou
Chtamead
Ber
Grea
Hegent
Weet
Urge
William
M Maarteramic
Lod
Prince Consort Ems
Prince of Wales
Amd
Oval
Fatique
Amen
Australia
Nottingham
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Ford
Ani
How Fletcher
Arerweagh
Min Hall
Howatharra
California
Goodyear Tyran
Elizabeth Tork Miller Lamar
Amt
Vonpal
Derk
Boxniss
Janetta
Derek Winhl
Benk
Longley
Afitsur Aran
Ben Moses
Turyam
Kraw
Alimy
Colvcet
Lolette
Mbt
Sturray
Enghard
Rewpany
Vietoria
Mo Wai
Berek
Derek Ax
Wala
Sir Murray
Aluord
Akbar
Mr Manes
Ser
Dad
Dad Tate
Bypany
Richard Holmes & Co., Ltd
Perth
Fremantle
Lord's Cricket Oval
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