LePore Sawy er's Invention Introduces Circular Saw Guide
N. D. J. McKee of Duncan, manager at West and Sharpe's sawmill in South Lismore, has invented a four circular saw guide that claims to let an unskilled person perform a sawyer's work. The device is described as adjustable with rigid locking on both sides of the blade, from behind the teeth to the collar if needed, and allows water to cool teeth to remove gum and obstructions while eliminating hemp packing that overheats and can break the saw.
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N. D. J. McKee
West and Sharpe
Duncan
South Lismore
McKee
Peculiar New Year Tale Of Bottles And Sinks
An old friend sends a rustic tale to the Wingham Chronicle recounting a drunken performance. A narrator compromised by whisky details endless corks, bottles, sinks, and glasses, ending with a quirky count of twenty nine, then seventy four, then a final pair consumed, including one mouse and one bottle.
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Wingham Chronicle
Rifle Shooting Scores and Heat Affect 600-Yard Rounds
Saturday proved ideal for shooting though heat hindered comfort on the mounds. At 500 and 600 yards the scores dropped with heat. Results for 500 and 600 yards show THH. K. Whatson 484, C. Baker 4307, E. Gerrard 4339, J. Davey 8128. E. Gerrard defends Cock o’ the Walk medal next Saturday. A Gloucester Club team travels to Adamstown at month end for prize money and a strong showing is expected.
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K. Whatson
C. Baker
E. Gerrard
J. Davey
Cock O
Gloucester
Adamstown
Gloucester Clubs Cricket Team Selections for Tomorrow
Gloucester Clubs announce tomorrow’s matches with Thistes against Stratford on the Park and Wattles against Gangat at Gangat. Con veyances depart 1.30 pm. B Grade meets Ward's River at Ward's River with listed players and 1.30 pm lorry departure.
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Gloucester
News of the Week Highlights International Oddities and Crimes
The weekly digest reports LA police questioning in the Mattson kidnapping and murder case, a German ex-kaiser Wilhelm publishing a Greek myth book, Melbourne coal dock fires and ship damage, a new state funded unem- ployment training program, a British Legion parade, a high velocity American revolver law proposal, the Hull solicitor’s clerk death after 78 years, global egg consumption rates, swallows transported over the Alps, orchard registration compliance, the invisible man ray claim, Foster World Peace remarks, a 74-year-old Hungarian mother giving birth to a son, LA divorce over false teeth, and a Danish shepherd uncovering eleven adder snakes under a bed.
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Kir
Los Angeles
Buckley Abroad in London Promotes Pure Australian Butter
From the Australian Dairy Review December 28 1936 Buckley formerly of Australia started Buckleys Australian Produce Co in London with little capital a motor cycle and one salesman Now a fleet of vans delivers Australian produce nationally He is J F Buckleys brother of Central Kempsey and son of a Macleay Co operative Shipping Co official His father cites his insistence on 100 percent Australian butter as key to his success.
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Australian Dairy Review
John Buckley
Australia
London
Kempsey
Buckley
Macleay Co-operative Shipping Company
England
Tord
Macleay
Freezing Mud at Grand Coulee Dam Construction
At Grand Coulee Dam Washington engineers froze a 100 by 25 feet barrier to stop ooze and poured concrete for the foundation. A refrigeration plant with hundreds of pipes stored ammonia chilled the barrier while workers laid the foundation 880 feet below the crane, with concrete buckets weighing five cubic yards each. The process aims to secure a solid bedrock base for the $70,000,000 dam over the next three months.
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Grand Couee Dam
State of Washington
Us.a
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
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L.A
Charles ‘Mattson
Dr. Mattson
Pacific Coast
United States
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
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Holland
Berlin
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Kreiser
Friedrich I
Victoria Dock
Melbourne
Port Wellington
Colin Cunningham
British Legion
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
America
Hull
William Henry Barker
Abe
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
Alps
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Raymond G. Watt
Watts
N.S.W
Australian League of Nations
Geneva
Brussels
G. H. Griffin
Griffin’s Pharmacy
Manchester
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