Edenhope community events and notes from the Edenhope district
The Edenhope Bush Nursing Hospital appeal yielded a 17 to 1/t win at a cue sport party. At the Edenhope Horticultural and Industrial Society meeting, officers were elected led by Rev. G. F. Mutmn as president. Reports noted road works, lighting projects, and a planned Gower Show. Unemployed workers discussed railway construction, while Minimy collected rainfall and described a favorable season. Miss Blake celebrated a 21st birthday with festivities, and the Wal Wal Women's Auxiliary hall event featured dancing with guests from nearby towns.
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Prime Minister Arrives at Horsham Reflects on War Ties
The Prime Minister Joseph Cook spoke to a crowded audience in Horsham after a ceremonial reception. He praised John Russell of Melrose for early infrastructure efforts and noted a private telephone line reaching Lower Norton. Dry weather persists though water shortages for stock intensify across the district. Longerong College closes with Principal Drevemuann outlining irrigation expansion plans and institution growth.
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Jung Club Championship Winners Named and Open Day Set
The Jung Golf Club crowned Bill Baker the handicap winner and Frank Fre the club champion in a tight finish. Lorna White took the women’s handicap title, with Pearl Paker the runner up in the championship. The club plans its open day tournaments on August 26. The week’s tip advises proper stance and hip action for a smoother swing.
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Charm Face Powder from Paris Claims Youthful Skin
An ad touts a fragrance laden face powder named Charmiecan Face Powder from Paris Ric dente, promising lasting youth and a sunny complexion. It emphasizes texture, concealment of flaws, and a fragrance reputed to be among the costliest. Sold in boxes of 24 with retail availability.
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Unusual Hay Sale Case Goes to Horsham Court
A Horsham court heard Permewan Wright Ltd claim £18 11s over a hay stack bought from Byrne. Witnesses described tonnage disputes, delayed cutting, and charges for chaff removal. Byrne, a 43 year farmer, argued 36 to 40 tons existed and that delays arose from drought and market conditions. The jury or judge found in favor of the plaintiff for £68 11s.
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Judgment for Plaintiff in Theft Case Over Tonne Shortage
His Honor delivered an ordinary judgment noting a time gap between sale and outing and estimating a loss of about 42 tons from a stack. Exell’s ace ruled for the plaintiff company for £381 plus costs, with 16 days granted for stay of fees.
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