Dance For Red Cross Funds From District Centre Efforts
The Red Cross in Noradjoha reports strong local support with a charity ball and dance night raising funds. Key attendees included Mrs P D Light and Miss M Murphy, with prizes for a jug competition and a lively evening of bidding, games, and a social program. The Red Cross monthly meeting noted record work and plans a July pull over competition.
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Red Cross
Mr. PD
Hell
PF. Biter
Nopritel S
Se Hon
Jung Branch Red Cross Hal To Time Hall July Second
The Jung branch of the Red Cross Society hosts a hall at Time Hall on Tuesday July 2 with Heart's Orchestra and novelty dances plus supper. Proceeds support Red Cross activities and community aid efforts.
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Jung Branch
The
Red Cross Society
Mockinya Cricket Club Winds Dance Ends With Tree Gift
The Stockings Cricket Club hosted a winds dance at North Wonwondih Tall last Thursday. A tree split was donated by Messrs Cook and Bons and presented to club president Roy Cvertis. Mr Wo McDonald raised funds for Red Cross and Cheer Club. members agreed to split the remaining credit among the North Wenwondah Red Cross and Cheer Club branches.
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Stockings Cricket Club
North
Wonwondih
Messrs
Cook
Red Cross
Mammoth Trees Fell Near Hobbs Sawmill
Report covers J Shields felling a giant tree for A Walters' sawmill on Hobbs property. The trunk about 24 feet long yielded 90 posts from the butt and 30 from the smaller end after cross cutting. Also notes foxes still common despite hunts and a rowing feat around the lake raising funds for the Red Cross.
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J. Shields
A. Walters
Messrs BR
Kk. Hobbs
A. Hobbs
Warracknabeal Turf Club Ball Aims for Charity Profit
The Warracknabeal Town Hall hosted the annual Turf Club Ball last week to support the Ted Cross and Comforts Fund. Attendance was below other social events, but the hall proved lively with Lockland's Orchestra, two dances, and novelties. Takings near £15 with outsized ticket sales expected to boost proceeds. a small profit is planned for the two patriotic funds.
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Warrackaahent
Sams
Diel Domite
Ted Cross and Comforts
Lockland
Samper
Wane
Mh G Pieher
Lambing prospects bleak in Sham paca district amid rough weather
Twenty five years ago today reports note low lambing percentage due to ewe condition from rough weather and fox damage. Traders vote to continue Saturday half holiday. Samiet Maneer of Melbourne spoke at Parshar Rechabite Tent anniversary. University Extension lectures planned for Horsham. Widespread soaking rains improve prospects for a good season.
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Nit
Parshar
Samiet Maneer
Melbourne
Seriis
Horsham
Agason
Pigs Replace Wheat On NSW Farmer's Drought Plan
NSW farmer D W Edis at Prestonville Ariakh Park shifts from wheat to pig production as drought reserves and fodder storage back up his plan. He cut wheat area, expanded pig numbers to 200 on hand with 50 sows, and aims to run 100 sows next year while building feed stocks and seeking markets for store and fattening pigs.
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D W. Edis
Prestonville
Ariakh Park
S.M. Herald
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Lucerne
Tyemora Agricultural Society
Tyemora Agricultural Society, and So Gave Him the Right To Sto
Royal Agricultural Society
H.C. Stening
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Wasgen
Cootamundra
Edie
Mr. Edis
A Week for Health and Stom ach Relief Claims
A brief health promotion item notes a week for health with claims to protect the stomach and stem health troubles. It advertises BLUR medicine said to ease stomach colitis rheumatism sciatica and other complaints and lists W COOK & SON Horsham as seal agents offering a free booklet.
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W. Cook & Son
Horsham
Nursing crisis and wartime plans prompt debate in Victoria
The Victorian page reports on the Royal Victorian College of Nursing and wartime measures. It notes nurses in training face pay issues while training fees rise, and highlights government figures pushing for emergency planning, conscription debates, and preparations for potential air raids and defense spending.
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Olthe
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Australia
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Covn
Mir
Mentins
Ely Il Wieteriow
Thrase
Vieteria
Wttiek
Persommel
Walnerdite Ferriers
Hias
Ratisower
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