Local notes from Gulargambone and area sports
Community updates cover a debuts on the links for Miss Brown and tennis trips by Reg Wheaton H Miller and Dave Munro to Geonamble. Rovers lost a football match and training intensifies ahead of forthcoming games at Burren Junction and Murren Junction. road work on Yarrandale route to Scotty Kerr’s Hore planned to improve five miles of terrain judged urgent by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geonamble
Reg
Jack Wheaton
H. Miller
Dave Munro
Burren Junction
Phil Wheaton
Dur
Sendy Gregg
Wiesters
St Murren Juncton
Yarrandale
Gilgandra Road
Local notices and society plans from a district newspaper
Mr George Herring learns his brother Roy now in the Nyn gan area is ill and being sent to Sydney for treatment. A district farmer reports 500 acres eaten by grasshoppers. Preparations rise for the Auxiliary Ball with Mrs Ryrie guiding staff. Ex Students plan a dramatic club. general meeting May 28 discusses plays, a July ball, funds for Far West Children’s Health Scheme, and ball prices. Union committee named with red and white badge plan. euchre prizes funded by the Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herring
Munnell Street
Roy
Nyngan
Sydney
Mra Ryrie
Beng
Able As Stants
Ex-Students’ Union
Abova Association
Edgar Lemon
J. Wrigley
P. Ferguson
I. Press
D. Sutton
M. Rosser
N. Dean
D. Ferguson
M. Kearney
Messrs
M' Skinser
F. Simpson
C. Bills
L. Lamon
4. Blackman
RK. Lewis
K. Papworth
Mra. Armstrong
Mra. Armtrong
L. Lemon
M. Skinner
R. Lewis
Tennis Court Planned Near Bullagreen Hall
Local residents discuss building a tennis court near Bullagreen Hall hindered by trees in the grounds. In a separate incident a seven or eight year old boy, Victor Macdonald, shattered his ankle while rabbit hunting and was taken for X ray at Canonbole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caonomble
Victor Macdonald
Jack Macdonald
Gulargambone
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Fret Aid for Cough
An item notes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure and Fret Aid marketed as remedies for coughs colds and influenza. The brief mentions these patent medicines as available products, reflecting early 20th century medical advertising practices.
Farmers Union forms as wheat growers plan united body
The heat Farmers' Union moves toward establishment with meetings at Yarrandale and Hillside drawing strong interest. Griffith organizer Mr Callahan predicts success as members eagerly join. Eligibility appears tied to owning at least 40 acres under wheat. Further details expected soon.
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Union of
Yarrandale
Hillside
Griffith
Callahan
Asary
Soldiers and Sailors League meets over local park plants
A Saturday meeting at Kingsley and Coy offices, chaired by H. Hodge of Daylesford, discussed local assistance to distressed diggers and debated planting trees in the park for shade and future home-town beauty. A plan to install a bore enclosure was also mentioned, with strong local support anticipated but opposition expected. The next meeting is set for the first Saturday in July to hear progress on these questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Lea
Messrs
Kingsley and Coy
H. Hodge
Daylesford
Po Gmin
League
Ee Ae
Reichstag Fire Was End of German Liberty Says Reichstag Member
Herr Gebhardt Seger told the Jewish anti German Boycott Council in London that the Reichstag fire ended German liberty. He claimed 200000 people are in concentration camps under appalling conditions with standing cells and that storm troops beat prisoners mercilessly. He said Germany had already re armed and warned Europe’s danger comes from Fascist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Gebhardt Seger
Germany
Kruschen Salts Fame Grows From Lumbago Claim
A reader’s letter extols Kruschen Salta for lumbago relief after weeks of back pain. The testimonial says a first bottle helped and a second bottle restored work ability. The ad asserts six mineral salts in Kruschen are nature’s remedy for common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg
Kruschen Balte
Kruschen
Become a Library Membership Notice
Become a member of The Institute Billard Tables Reading Room Library Masting Room Newspapers from surrounding districts. The library offers latest books monthly. Annual price £1, 6s. Juniors under 18 two shillings sixpence per quarter. Hon. Secretary E. Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job. Hales
E. Lovett
Secreta
Miller and James Buy Wheat for Sullivan Ltd
Miller and James secure bulk and bagged wheat advances for J. J. Sullivan Ltd. They offer liberal terms and prompt procurement before resale, positioning themselves as a preferred financier and supplier in the grain market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
James
J. J. Sullivan Ltd
Trespass Warning at Berida Station Paddocks
All persons are warned against trespassing on Berida Station. Any person removing wood from Berida Paddocks will be prosecuted for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthursleigh
Perona
Berida Station
Berida
aEeas
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Goldsbrough Mort & Co, Ltd
Macquarie Place
Edward's
D. & M. Woolpresees
Barclay Rabbit Exterminator Baits
McCallum's Perfection Whisky
W. F. Hill
Coonamble
A. J. Habgood
Southern Cross Windmills
Boiju F
McClure's
M. Mileod Ltd
Gilgandra
N.S.W
Castlereagh
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
Kember and Son
RY Edgar Chuck
Misa Ki. Errett
Weenya
Ft. Tiewn
Wilbur
Miss Brown
Links
Rovers
Manny Islances
Reeer
Sunin
Wwe
Bullagreen
Almot
Hullagreen
HL Kmas
Wich
England
Lumbago
Thoes
Munro‘'Ss Garage
E. R
Cornwall
Desler
Chrysler
Morris
Willys-Overland
Stromberg-Carlson
Arthur Sleigh
van Heucaelum
W. Gelsom
Eumungerie
Thone
Argent
Louia Drayfos and Co
General Commission
Miller Street
Cooper
Patriotic Relrance Co
D. J. Bond
Optician
Orange
Stevenson, Basser and Co
Gilemndrae
Imperial Hotel
D. Howard-Smith
B. Howard-Smith
Permanen
D. A. Maclean
Royal Insurance Co
Victor
Wall
Paling
George Street
Reag
Leo. Wrigley
Morris Street
W. B. Creenamne
Saddler
Malvern Star
Wynall
Berida Pastoral Coy
H. A. Barraclough Ltd
George Strest
Sydnaey
Gilgandre— Twendey
Royal Hotel
P. A. Newell
F.lo
C. Seymour and CO
A. Blo
Cami Hell
Kia Printing Works
Milch Street
New South Wales
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