Heavy Rain During April Across Western Districts
Heavy rain fell across multiple districts in April with detailed point registrations. Western regions reported up to 602 points, North Coast exceeded 2000 points in many locales, Gilgandra 406, Katoomba 1756, West Kempsey 2154, Hastings Hunter Manning districts noted heavy falls, Newcastle led South Coast with 2151 points, Robertson 1517. Western districts overall showed major rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast
Gilgandra
Central Tablelands
Katoomba
West Kempsey
Hastings, Hunter and Manning
Newcastle
Robertson
Warren Council to subsidise new y formed Municipal Band
In Warren the council will subsidise the new y formed Municipal Band to the extent of £26 per year. The region faces a wool trade volume of 085,504 bales yielding £11,240,000 at Sydney markets. A fatal accident near Narromine ends with Norma Davies, 18, dying after a riding mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Council
Sydney
Sensational Shooting At Wattle Vale Nurromine
Nora McAnally, son of Mr and Mrs McAnally of Wattle Vale Nurromine, was shot at close range by an unknown assailant. He was taken to Narremine by his father and received care from Hie Maclean. Police and locals aided the investigation as a band of Suehy suspects remained at large. The event disrupted schooling as children were fed and many were reporting ailments from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora McAnally
Hal
Bruce Ecuhkl
Stechy
Football Knock-Out Entries Close For Coonabarabran Event
Teams planning to enter the £00 knockout in Coonabarabran on June 6 and 8 must lodge entries by June 1. Competitors are expected from across the west and north-west. Also noted is the death of Kenneth Murchison, grazier of Strattern near Girilambone, aged 80, who died November 18, 1930, leaving £20,914 net for his children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonabarabran
Kenneth Murchison
Strattern
Girilambone
Murchison
Care of Shoes Patent Leather Maintenance Tips
The article advises keeping patent leather shoes in a cool dry place and warming before wear to prevent cracking. It suggests adding a few drops of turpentine on a soft cloth to restore shine, and varnishing when shoes look shabby. One coat of varnish should be washed off before use.
Comtey Press Praised Poepecine The Tanet Of Tae Press
The article cites Shawial Mach acquittal and notes a perceived clash between City and Croantrye interests. It reports outraged opposition to the City Press and alleges misrepresentation, claiming the City Press fell short in its rational reporting and failed to serve countrys interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawial
Betis
Beeniebier
Vieulons Smiereston
Dole Figures Featured In Local Farewell Notice
A perplexing OCR fragment notes large dole figures and track items from Pret- Lind dust week, with a Portland total value of £67. It also mentions the Coonbarabran Returned Soldiers League bidding farewell to Rev Father Lon Lagan, transferred to Canwindra, and presents him with a pair of ppes. He has led the trench since its inception and was last elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Coontbarabran
League
Father Lonlagan
Canwindra
Trench
Eleseed Poe Tron
Stars Plan Country Tour Against Crawford in Sydney Rumor
A Sydney repost hints at a country district tour to feature Jack Crawford and other figures. The piece mentions plans to tour race and tennis terms, while Lesher and M S Howry are noted in district leadership as they discuss resignations and forming a Federal League branch in Dubbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jack Crawford
Australia
Giandra
M S Howry
Teenor Amkressa
Lesher Men
Wedeaiers
Table
The
Al.p
Federal League
Dubbo
Notable Dubbo Residents Face Mixed Fortunes and Local Tales
The page notes the Hilder couple settling in Dubbo and mentions Charlie Heffernan as a former licensee and host, possible business plans in Dubbo, and a coal seam near Jey on the riverbank. It also recalls public mischief by local children, a boot injury to Mr. Fred Cable, and community sporting events in Portland and Baradine with ongoing plans for a Voluntary Pine Fish Deng committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Hilder
Dubbo
Charlie
Heffernan
Trangia
Distressed Digger and Local Aid Efforts Reported
A report from Well ington notes a distressed digger and a community plea for funds to cover medical and operation expenses. Local figures, including Mr Tivertt and Frank Gough, pledge weekly farm work to support the patient. The piece also mentions Mrs Fle Whitten of Baradine and a town event where belongings were carried in near bags amid a somber mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellingin
de Colvin
Wellington
Iimits
Wiliam
Well Neton
Frank Gough
Mr. Tivertt
Tuveday
Wiggett
Fle) Whitten
Baradine
Aewenthy
Damedoo
Vom
David
Thomas
Rupert
Frank
John
de Sore
Conner
North Coast
Aimes Orantet
Mire
Jack Jones
Coonabara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Registrations
Duwdoo
Tubbo
Central Western Plains
Carinda
Yalgogrin
Western Tilbooburra
Milparinka White Cliffs
Wilcannia
Frank Hawks
London
Berlin
Hawkes
New South Wales
Tabhlurst
Monte Glover
Dee | Pmnesan
the World
New
Labor Evening Paper
Herb McCullagh
Times
Warren
Marthagay
Dobbin
Parkes Polie
Cootamundis
Jeek Gardon
Mptow
Coonamble
A. L Selle
Australian Bank of Commerce
A.B.C. Bank
Griffith
Murrumbidgee
Parkes
Lunz
Lang
Nartomine
Kudundah
J. Carter
Norma Davies
Brenda Carter
Narca
Bovine
Miss Davies
T. W. Watton
Farbes
Gibbons
Watson
W. Kenet
Ashlurnhant
Bvea
Peale
Megéa
Gadeh Uy
Paris
Tee Childeern
Samuel Foul
Comtey Press
Tesion Sus Gaels
Morrrison
Greenwood
Spalding's
Llrsion Ss
Wile
Leon
Jey
Fred Cable
John Yeo
Dunedoo
Kable
Birty
Te Hs
Mes
Stutt
Mrs. O'Brien
Res
Preams
Sloan Oi
Poe
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