Flower show weather trims blooms at church fair
Dry conditions kept many blossoms scarce yet exhibitors still staged a brave display at the Church of England Flower Show. Despite heat and parching, ribbons went to Mrs. O L Hughes for a yellow bloom while Mrs. G Hughes won the Champion Rose. judges and volunteers from local clubs coordinated stalls for garden produce crafts and refreshments.
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Church OF England
Rowe
Tee
Mra
O. L. Hughes
Forbesdaie Worten's Guild
George Stanton
Masten
Wal
Wilson
M. West
W. Mualen
Ra. W. Johnson
Mex
Mex Gaines W, Arvin (In Charge), B,j Burlay
J. W. Murray
L. Deards
Mra. Smith
RL Middlebrook
Mlee
R L. Higgina
Jones
Ff Bret
Mary “Masdamen
Athing Itn
E Higgins
E. Wade
Merchant
L. Bithrey
Fl Perram
Dora
W. Deen
Withra P Randle
Mesaman T. Mason
G. Arrowsmith
W. Watts
Beattie
Jetiea
R.A. Eline
W. Mon
L Blagten
Jena
Re. W. Maslen
Bhow
Hughes
Willey
Mile
Mem
A. White
A. Woodward
Dantius
HO. Adama
Poppies
Ming
Bruce Thomp
A. Gallettion
Parish
Biglay
Fy Andrews
Willian
Willian & Rs. J.C. McFadyen 2, Bast Shrub, Men Faireloth
Ara
C. Ste
G. Stanton
W. Irwin
W. Wilson
Carrie
Haury Mine Smith
Kaiteed Arie
Nana Wroreed
Reas
Lenny Tes Gorn
A. Henry Thauritiy
Sinmith
The Drover’s Daughter and the Open Air Life
The excerpt portrays Trane Works Car, Ray, and Murtanji track, detailing a drover’s daughter’s life. It notes the father’s usual work, Trene as a competent ringer, and a two year period where she helps as a cook’s assistant. The narrative hints at schooling, family ties, and fencing contract work between roving assignments.
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Turner
Trane
Ray
Wave
Gueensiana
Iia
Murtanji
Mt. Tea
Tiene
Mao
Thowkeh
Irene
Lie
Tor Vrata
Aly
Word Fragmentary Narrative on Cattle Treatment and Travel Camp
Fragmented OCR text describes hexachlorethane dosage in cattle and veterinary practices. It references the Commonwealth Department of Commerce and Agriculture, inspectors, and stock, with scenes of a traveling camp with a Turners family and brood of fowl. Mentions a tiny shy smile, a road camp, and birds around grass.
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Commonwealth Department
Otommuerce and
Agré Uitute
Mall
Watts
Ad Deen
Veterin
Cmicera
Irene
Turners
World livestock numbers rise in prewar era report
A late 19th to early 20th century style agricultural report notes a rising trend in livestock and poultry worldwide, with pigs and sheep numbers up in several regions. It highlights increases across North America, Africa, and Europe, plus a large rise in pigs to about 775,000 and sheep figures near 8826.00, while poultry shows gains and export expectations grow. FLASH FROM AMERICA-IKND RODEO section follows, detailing Reno 1901 Rodeo results with Gerard Roberts winning 1400 dollars and 300 dollars and other events including bucking and roping across four days.
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America
Africa
United Ringe Chana
Inds
Algeria
Tunisie
Rauch
Arica
England
Wales
Gorve
Reno
Garrard Roberts
Kansan
Gowhoy
Usu
Torment Fend
Acta
Atrpeta
International Rodeo
Wes
Glven
Chusipiony
Fevedia
Gerard Roberta
Chueie
Arizane
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Gloucester
Bea
P.O
Australia
Philips
Caver Jawa
Mike i
Philips Radio
WNETT
Advocate Office
Euerming BP
M. Tale
Paula Worntoa Gia
Lower Shaw
Kite
J. Nr
Nisan
Nabiac
Seisa Sobel Rosa
J. Bhort
Cook Ty
W Bark
Wards River
A. King
Higgins
Nur Rwis
Hand Owrang
Marta Place
Hyer
Tbs
Phe
Cate
Watt
Nenion Oterin
Lowry
Church Street
Fevlets
Coe
Boz