03 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
1
A mixed account stresses high line accident rates and driver error. It cites 21 percent due to failure to yield, 15 percent to defensive driving lapses, 14 percent to leaving the road, and other factors tied to careless behavior, urging adherence to simple rules to reduce injuries and deaths.
Fragmentary text references a club and doses delivered without further notice. Mentions unemployment, Australian jam, empire, and a suspect betrayal. Vague notes about a soldier returning from desert service and non specific oversight.
A fragmented guide urges calm driving and patient behavior at crossings. It warns against rushing through lanes to save time and stresses signaling intentions clearly. The text also highlights the dangers of blocking approaches and the need to pause for oncoming trains.
The Marcu Hospital Board reports a blanket shortage and considers appealing to local woolgrowers for 1 or 12 bales. Donations are to be coordinated by the district hospital board with rewards noted for woolgrower assistance.
A patchwork of notices from Toowoomba and surrounding towns recalls deaths, legal actions, and civic events. Highlights include tributes to local figures, court proceedings, doctors and surgeons, and reminders about dog registration amid a busy rural schedule.
Members of the Curban Rifle Club recorded possibles at the Cashew Rite Range during a NWA Medal event won by RH Nalder. Conditions were poor with rain and wind affecting scores, led by RH Nalder at the 200 yard mark and Al Marchant finishing with 11 points in a tight contest.
A garbled weather feature from By hansyed forecasts a Monday event affecting the Grasiore Association. The report mentions planetary observations and the possible impact on farming and community plans with references to the second planet and speculative future conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a struggle between We and others, with references to Mead and a Great Peppermint Cure. The passage is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a concrete news item.
The document outlines government assistance for property owners to fund renovation and repair work on building trades in Apakea station and adjacent areas. It details advances, eligibility, and conditions, including capital value adjustments and contractor payments. The note references concrete work, plumbing, and related trades, with figures showing advances and penalties for noncompliance.
The Rovery Club speaker argues advertising now relies on eye appeal and color to attract buyers. He notes high recall for color ads, with claims of 40 to 80 percent effectiveness, and cites auto makers and other industries shifting to vivid imagery to boost sales.
Partial readable notes describe regional notices and upcoming community events. It mentions hospital, Dalby, visits, and a local couple Mr and Mrs Soor with a wedding or ceremony noted. A sports reference hints at Curpall's team and a date about July 9th or 11th.
The gathering included community figures and residents, with remarks from Ms. Davis and Mr. Catlin among others. Attendees shared memories and praised local leadership at the farewell ceremony in Orange and nearby areas.
A death notice recalls the life of Thomas Karan Atiley and notes survivors including Me A a Ribley of Widnes, Me D Astley Extriot, Miva Gi Astley of Dublin, and others. The obituary mentions birth in Richmond and ties to Hobart and England with references to family and associates.
R O Todhunter defeats Mrs Hazell to claim the Ascariate golf championship and the J R Pory Cup in a final open event held on September 20 1988. The report also mentions related sports and local notices from Dubbo and surrounding regions.
The Diggers Ball at Gilgandra drew a lively crowd with entertainers led by the genial MC Ame McLennin. The 20th duty royalde night featured music by the Blue Dinmont Drehvrtrad and other acts, as locals funded and planned for future dances in Gilgandra.
Members from the Gigua Ride Club gathered for a monthly shoot at Chelsea range. The event featured 300 and 500 yard stages with wind and rain affecting results. Final scores included Sutton, Marchant, Fleming, Nalder, Johnson, Van Hoarketom, Johnstone, Rom, Wilson, Lewis and Kember.
The Inte area experiences highly variable weather with alternating warm spells and rain. Past week saw cold spells and heavy showers. crops like oats and wheat show some damage but prospects look good, while fallowing benefits and timely cultivation aid future yields. Local match on poor conditions postponed. Bidden Public School reports good attendance and activity with Mim Jones busy teaching.
Local stock trends show higher prices for prime cattle and wethers while others fall. The report lists figures for Muniford and Kentish stock, with carsons sales including a mix of wethers and lambs, and prices noted for several consignments across the market.
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