Glouces ter Topic Dregs and Rural Industry Notes
A 1926 Gloucester page reviews debating beliefs of Sir Gaver Lodge and Colin Loyle, with discussions on communication with the dead, food making machinery for Tastings Shire, and apiculture and agriculture education in Hawkesbury. It notes double green coupons at Garner's, postal and telephone service updates, a Melbourne fly killing contest, and NSW rail developments including miles built and passenger totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Gaver Lodge
Colin Loyle
Wally
Illness and tragedy loom in Gloucester and Bondi case
The report notes Mrs. Jack Parish of Gloucester fiver ill and cared for at Mr. G. Tooks home amid grave concern. A bushman, Tom, killed by a falling tree near Mullahdelah. In Bondi, ten years and related sentences were handed to William Brauner and Neville Harris at Central General Court for crimes involving a young girl, described as a horror that haunted her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Parish
Gloucester
G. &. Tooks
Mr. Homewood
Wiliam Brauner
Neville Harris
Bondi
Central Geminal Court
Oward
Justice Ferguson
Thur Drought an' Ther Flies
A rhythmic poem on drought and flies, depicting a farm scene with a driver and horses. It uses dialectal imagery to explore struggle, reassurance, and rural life through vivid but distorted language and refrains about sustenance and endurance. The verses evoke a chorus of perseverance amid hardship.
Gloucester and Craven clash in cricket competition
Craven faces Gloucester River in a key match with Ward's River beating Barrington and Flowcester defeating Craven. The score sheet lists players such as Holstein, Wellard, Allan, Leon, Street, Ennis, Hazelwood, and Bignell among others, while team lineups reference Tugrabakh and Kudenyours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward's River
Barrington
Flowcester
Craven
Stratford
Tugrabakh
Gloucester River
Warrington Bi
Uoucaster Holstein
A. Leon
Allan
Lean
Wellard H AL Clarke Wen
Street
Beam
Ennis
Clarke Jan Larke Sen
School of Arts Meeting Discusses Insurance and Fire Loss
The School of Arts held an able attendance session to review a fire that destroyed books and to seek insurance information for contents. A cheque for insurance claim settlement was forwarded to trustees. The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co was thanked for prompt settlement. Committee was urged to honor obligations and pay current accounts. consideration of a new site for rebuilding was discussed and a move toward securing another location was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Dash
Fox
Mab Nai Insuiranen
Glougester Wren
Trenbald
Messrs
Thinieortyril Christian Aml Tenner Foe Ethesine
Mundon
Myr Notin
Vetion
My Hi
B. & Street
Janeke
Ance Co
Olds
Steet
Campbell
Scobie
Dommant
Adili Wn
Lang bills massive supply for fourteen million pounds
Members of the Legislative Assembly met in a chastened mood after last week’s crisis. Lang moved for four months of supply totaling 14,207,295 pounds. Bavin argued the government could return at the end of March for additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative. Assembly
Lang
Accomhance
Bush Tragedy and Missing Man Roderick Henwood
In March 1922 Roderick Henwood disappeared from Bungog while on a trouting trip with Mr Simmons. A hunting party later found personal items near Dodson's Greek, identified as Henwood's. Despite thorough searches along the Won and Karuah rivers, no trace of Henwood was located. Police and locals followed leads, recovering articles brought to town, but the search yielded no further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Henwood
Bungog
Wungat
Mr. Simmons
Jack German
Stotford
Redar
Won
Karuah
Dodson
German
Euite
Taylor Gepeland
Lelie
Glow Center
Mie
Germein
Loughlin Faces Electors Amid Labour Reds Clash
In a speech at Young Mr Loughlin accused the Communist element of dominating the Parliamentary Labour Party and said Lang was too weak to resist it. He warned of the Reds’ influence after failing to purge the movement. Premier denied taking over and said no difference from prior conferences. Bayin urged not delaying elections beyond two months. An enabling bill would let 1926 rolls be used under proportional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughlin
Young
Parimentary
Labour Party
Lang
Goodin
Albury
Reds
Bayin
School of Arts and Soldiers' Memorial Proposal
Dear Sir, Miy Tobi suggests the Returned Soldiers' League unite with the School of Arts to plan a public meeting or joint act to discuss a memorial. The aim is to honor fallen soldiers and revive public work, with a proposal to convene leaders from the School at Aris jl Ihe retiroed Salions League to outline a shared position and a possible scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miy Tobi
Leagu
Siti School of Arts
Aris
Gmd
Citixens
MAITLAND STOCK SALES REPORT WITH WIDE RANGES
Commercial stock sale report detailing activity at Maitland Stock Sales, with buyers and prices across various lots. Mentions Hastings, CTA by SRR, Prime 8, and percentages. notes declines and profitable outcomes, plus general market mood and turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland Stock Sales
Hatter
Tentral Lille
Steyrs
Quwality
Hatetlers Svore
Seyesval
Sveti
Emmmermont
Prohibition Failure Criticized By Speaker In New York
A New York judge or official testifies on the failure of national and state prohibition enforcement. The speaker argues that prohibition has not reduced crime and has fueled a broader disrespect for law, claiming Rigorous enforcement failures undermine public order across federal and state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Willi
Hines
Burke
Morse
Halls
al Sessions of
New York
Gils
Uy Syel
Statis
United States
Sianis
Feder
Stilo
Painful Accidents Reported In Two Local Incidents
A fall while using an axe in the bush left Mr Sam Frost of Tigrah with a large splinter embedded in his arm after he over-balanced into a briar and drove thirty miles to Gloucester for medical removal. In a separate incident Mr Gus Forbes of Barrington severely burned his hands while mixing phosphorus bat for rabbits yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Frost
Tigrah
Frost
Glourestar
Alosa
Gus Forbes
Barrington
Underground Railway Progress in Sydney Prepares for Trial Runs
The Sydney underground railway nears its first train runs this week to train drivers in the new line conditions and signaling. Of the £3,200,000 spent so far, £170,000 funds St James' station construction as part of the ongoing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
St James
Dungog Racing Club Prize List Details and Entries
This fragment outlines prize money and entries for the Dungog Racing Club event, listing horses such as Elvis Handigab and Watt Hebe with various stakes. It mentions field numbers, entry names, local organizing notes, and references to Maiden and Hathin events, with numerous garbled words and partial horse names.
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Trafalgar
Roslyn Sewing Machines
Rotary
Toslyn
Mand Maghinf
Rashitt Bonket
John Hart
High Street
West Maitland
Tirect
London
The
Tas
Oved
Sorel
Amiline Design
Ford Assembly
Davey & Olsen
Dungog
Britannia Hospital
Barrington Street
Dickinson
A.T.N.A
Newton
A-T.n.a
W. W. Hawdon
Hillcrest Private Hospital
Clifford
Gloucester Advocate
Gamack
Rose
Apiculture
Department of
Ericulture
Hawkesbury
Ineteuetton
Tue Uuermey
Australasia
Mustratastin
Jersey
Guernsey
Garner's
Repartweil
Uhit i Onler
Newcastle
Resi Hons
Thos
Melbourne
Sehon
W. Railways
Flannery
N.s.wales
Garver's Cash Store
Piunner Toma
Mullahdelah
Tom
Haiti
Cricket
Gloucester v. Craven
T. Myneti
G. Holstein
Wellard
Clarke
Tolstein
J. Avery
Holstein
A. Clarke
A. Monnox
A. Loon
A. Fenning
Greenaway
Madelwood
Wellart
J. Clarke
Bund
Total
Borsling
Hazelwood H Leon
R. Emmont
Penning
Ghirke Sey Jc. Welland
Avery
Ts Wu. Street
T. Bignell
Gray
Nat Mtl
A. Clarke Sen
Ay Leon
Benet
Gloucester Ver
Endeavouts
Tamberger
Rosa de Peasewa
Higgins
Ites
Bamberger Af
Ganrie
Tulat
Vowling St. Dillon
Frown
Ms Villon
Mi Fraser
Wrath
Mimetnn
Pan
Paton
Th Hasnturgee
AY X. Laurie
Lewell Ty Riluey
Lauelo
Marre
Ross H Allgzins
Joe Rass
Howling
Hemberger
Werllneit
Peteuson
Glaucaster
Therington
Pars
Anderson
Smett
Mazorwood
A, Stent
Jord
G. Worstein
Vo Filzee Mion
Ay Ennis
Strout
Silvet
Waukivory
Fndeasones
G. Godwin
Cs Choors
FP. Monro
F. Easton
Gol. T Hamberger
Mamberger
Blewell Jm
Mc Leo
W. Ferguson
G. Farley
W. Thoms
A. West
T. McDonald
F.iddey
Ryan
F. Lette
Am. V. Markay
T. Grey
Wratten
School OF Arts
Baii
Bush
MR. Loughlin
School of Arts and Soldiers’ Memorial
Ted
Apply
RUGBY
MR. Stennett
Gloucester Hotel
Scaramouche
USTAL
Tom MIX
Tony
Commercial
H Stock Saes
Svuney
Mambiy
Halll Bugers
Neve
Merywan
Copilly
Pete Hubhinkes
Witsherd
Phi
Sy Holt
Thursby
BAT Pius
Gmfevys
GAP
Maitland Horse Market
Nolan
Fey Frovses
EIS
Fk Ta
Dungog Racing Club
Elvis
Pulan
Leo
Iran
Peige
Katey
Iyans
Maitland
Mather
OB Rensett, Sree Tany
Duzae
Hillies
Catyle
L. J. Fun's
Douglas Waddell
Mr Mr Fox
Sahtath School
Belmont
England
Suniay In
Advent
Groumester Bay
Les Stratton Hf
Graven
Houvester
W. Rogers
Presbyterian Services
Wey
Garner
Methodist Church
Gormstan
Shefton
Ghurgh Hey
Ein Frat
Conear
H. Willings
Shannon Vale
Chance
Johnatom
Stroud
J.G. Tixdy
Butler
Rivera
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