Memorial Wido ws Unveiled in Presbyterian Church
Memorial windows dedicated to Thomas Young were unveiled at Horan Presbyterian Church. The 10 by 3 foot memorials depict The Sower and The Reaper with detailed stained glass, framed by hills and grape garlands, presented by Young's family in 1955. The ceremony drew local officials and church members, with Rev. Peale tick preaching on the parable of the sower.
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Thomas Young
Horan Presbyterian
Christ the God Shepherd
Mwenury
Peale Tick
Wimmera Shit
Chamber of Commerce
Horskaiind District Scottigh Society
Pethotick
Thomas
Alan
Csrar
Persia
Jesus
Palestine
Cunnar
Africa
Joan Christ
Christ
Thomas Yoong
House of God
Mr. Stir
Agricultural College reports bleak harvests and mixed forage yields
The Langervaong Agricultural College principal Mr. G J Wood reports November crops were disappointing with only 20 percent of fields producing, though dry farming kept some areas productive. Livestock grazed on paddocks sown with Winnem pre and sir Mediterranean clover, dairy cows yielded milk, and irrigation zones showed work. The event attracted farmers and government representatives, detailing plots, pasture improvement, and fallow cultivation.
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Langervaong
Agricultural College
G. J. Wood
Lariey
Bern
Shropshire
Jeni
Stiri
Rand
Levis
Wales
Surat
Fitia
Thohie Agrionium
Clive
Woltenhall
A. Krake
Genton
Morton
Department of Agriculture
Oficer
AL Ryall
Sudan
Cotnges
Australian cooperative delegation in Melbourne explores Sydney setup
A Cooperative Wholesale Society of England delegation, including directors J Penny A Pickup T E Williams and butter buyer O Thomas, visit Melbourne to study creating a buying organisation in Australia. They plan to push Australian butter cheese lambs wheat fruits and expand purchases while visiting New South Wales Queensland and New Zealand en route home via Canada.
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Australia
Sydney
Nels of Trade
Co-operative Wholesale Society of England
Melbourne
Messrs
J. Penny
A. Pickup
T. E. Williams
O. Thomas
South Australia
Tasmania
New South ‘Wales
Queenstod
New Zealand
Canada
Penny
Varios
England
Mp Penny
Coud
Socwty
Wales
Cooperative Wholesale Society
United States
India
Edison Institute explores farm product use in industry
The Edison Institute near Dearborn led by Henry Ford conducts experiments to turn cabbage oats turkeys sunflowers and other farm products into industrial materials. Ford envisions more car components and fuels from farms boosting rural prosperity and urges a return to productive farming over money driven growth.
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Edison Institute
Henry Ford
Dearborn
United States of America
Henry Font
Ford
Maam
Fragmentary note on classes and venues
An unclear OCR snippet mentions classes and percussion with names Linge Firebrace and Phoow Norshem 15 and reference to Alisa's Buildings. Details are sparse and uncertain.
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Alisa
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Xmas Shopping
Horsham Drapery
W. Kleen
Firebrace Street
Silk Bloomers
Guldren
Barkly Street
Ararat
Presbyterian Chu
the Sewer
The
Reaper
Agricultural Colleges
Dookie
Large Distributing Society
Stepherds
the Friendly Shop
Royal George” Fashion Shirt
Nomis Elikt
Triumph
Regent
Shepherd's
Hilda Cox
Adelaide University Conservatorian
Andrew Street
Tian
Culueas
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