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Newspaper
Gilgandra Weekly And Castlereagh
Location
Gilgandra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
An elderly couple credits Kruschen Balls with easing years of rheumatic pain and sleep disruption. The husband recalls the wife’s relief after using the product, claiming ongoing improvement and a vow to continue its use. The ad argues rheumatism stems from intestinal stasis and urges readers to try Kruschen Salts sold by chemists and stores.
In Dubbo Court on Monday William Gillett of Coonabarabran was sentenced to hard labor for two counts each of stealing fourteen rabbit traps from Edward Blakett and possessing lead wool. The case followed reports of weather and water shortages impacting local stock and economy.
The New South Wales Department of Agriculture reports methods to control St Johns wort. Tests show sodium chlorate spray effective on small patches, while subterranean clover pastures suppress the weed on large areas, with trials near Tumbar and Mudgee showing high suppression and improved pasture carrying capacity.
A Canowindra lad showcases a prepayment electricity meter concept at the Hotel Gladesville Sydney, involving a coin drop mechanism and mercury switch. The report also notes a Leabhoe man injured by an adze incident, taxation relief forecasts, a visit by Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, hospital funding plans for Walgett, a fatal fall described, and local agricultural notes on clover top-dressing.
A testimonial fund for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith aims to surpass £1,000 by week’s end with proceeds benefiting the Far West Children's Health Scheme. Closing on 14th inst, supporters can subscribe or host events, with the eventual building named in his honor to aid outback children.
A Western Australian style page item notes Mr H R Weaver adding a ram to his Mount Mill flock after success at a sheep show. It mentions Goboco Estate auction near Dubbo and Dalgety & Co as auctioneers, plus varied local notices, deaths, and a Mudgee gold find. Census estimates show national population at 6,575,255 with wheat area and yields reported.
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