Weird phantom drives family from Welsh cottage in ghost tale
In a London journal T Macdonald details a Welsh haunting near Wa ntwyd South Wales. A black cloud enveloped the Jones family and others, driving them from home and triggering terrifying experiences and claims of phantom carriages and haunted sites across Montgomeryshire and Gwynedd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Macdonald
London
David Jones
Waintwyd
South Wales
Abertillery
Mac
Mr. Jones
David
Ely
Tony
Gogerddan
Lewes Leveiton Pryse
Aberystwyth
Pryse
Lewes
Famly
Montgomeryshire
P P Union District Council Meeting Highlights
Gloucester and Dungog branches discuss police staffing removals in Copeland and Gloucester. Debates cover land valuation Act changes, evidence rules, and Valuer General representation. Scrub wallaby pest season extension also noted with pasture improvement aims. The matter ends with Secretary to consult the General Secretary of the PPU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
McRae
Copeland
Mtr
Dungog
Akison
Alison
Valuer General
Valuer
V.G
WF Sears
Fisher
Bexal
Wallarabba
Cox
Sears
Shute
PPU
Osterley-Swan Reach
Gruen
Stele Gates
Berry Suconten
Fisher Wald
Guat
Frazer Sai
Mir Alison
Green
Lucentia
Miles
Minnor
Sydney
Priddie
Porter
Mouley
Pp.u
CMSA
Pepper
Richardson
C.M.S.A
P.U
South Coast
Japanese dairy industry expands amid import declines
Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby notes Japan faces climate and land limits affecting winter feeding. Japan’s butter exports to London classified as second grade while Kangaroo brand remains cheaper. Trade commission reports Japan’s dairy farming grew from 7,? to 25,000 farms and 87,000 cattle 1927–1933, milk output rising to 56 million gallons. butter production up 100 percent by 1935, with imports from other nations falling to 10 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorby
Japan
New Zealand
London
Tokyo
Australia
Commonwealth Department of Commerce
State Department of Agriculture
Asia
District Veterinary Surgeon Sought for Urgent Needs
Debate in the department notes the need for a veterinary surgeon in the district on similar terms to an Agros- Lolugiat appointment. Members cite stock losses due to lack of qualified staff and urge arrangements, TB testing readiness, and cross checking with government billets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungog
Department of Agriculture
Agros- Lolugiat
A. Smith
T.B
Sear
Alison
Richardson
Ula Henry
Ahrens
Marking of Meat Prices Discussed at Raymond Terrace Meeting
A meeting at Raymond Terrace debated regulating meat markets to avoid price swings as stock supplies vary. Proposals covered quotas, federal involvement, and penalties for delays in private estate actions, with branches preparing agenda papers for upcoming conferences.
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Raymond Terrace
Australia
Stork
Richardsson
Fisher
Mr Alison
Ralston
Raymond ‘Terrace Branch
Richardson
Alison
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