Pioneering life of Mrs Treadwell in Neradjuba district
The article recalls the long life of Mrs Treadwell of Neradjuba who celebrated a birthday last Friday and recalls her arrival from England as a child aboard the Marchioness of Londonerry. It notes her marriage, farming work, and role running the post office with her husband and daughter. Her large family, including 12 children, 35 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren, is celebrated along with memories of early settlers and community growth.
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Indy
Treadweil
Neradjuba
Australia
Treadwell
Marchioness
Londunderry
Aloes
Lois
A.W. Walter
Frevewell
Notudighe
Neruljula
Kenny's Bridge
Ips
Turgal
Bevis Reeves
Mick
Trenatwell
Waris
Temelier
Lie
Lewse Lester
Mies
Ulus
McNeil
Wallie
Ted Mibedh
Mir
Walter
Heth
Noradjuha Shire
Whelow
James
Grancchidren
Gramdchildren
Visit to school showcases modern drawing and teaching methods
Visitors toured the remodeled high school and new building sections observing kindergarten and senior classes. Teachers demonstrated alphabet, drawing, singing, and rhythm activities while pupils produced color studies, maps, and literature work reflecting twentieth century education.
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Braba
Ron
Atso
Tennyson
Amd
Theat of all educational curricula debate at Legacy Club
Dr Sugden defended old school training praising Latin Greek algebra Euclid and arithmetic for molding the mind. He recalled Yorkshire ministerial school discipline and early rising as key to stamina and learning efficiency. Mr Savige supported the view noting the enduring value shown in postwar cottage industry.
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Nine Shire
Legacy Club
Victoria Palace
Little Collins Street
Melbourne
Sugden
Yorkshire
C. Savige
Flower Show Opens With Local Support and Prize Winners
The Girl's Priority Society held its first flower show in years on Wednesday featuring flowers, stalls, and an active music program. Proceeds near £20 were directed to a piano tuner, with numerous exhibits and detailed prize lists for flowers, cut arrangements, and baked goods.
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Oi. John's
Mesdames Humphreys
Rennison
Scott
Williamson
J. Asher
A. Bradshaw
Shepherd
Kersop
F. Perkins
V. Russell
Frenchom
D. Studlew
V. Richards
Qlive
Amy Newton
Jason Fraser
M. God (S) Richards
AL Ashwin
H. Ashwin
Flora Houston
Fiora Houston
Ome
Miss Richards
UH Ashwin
HH. Ashwin
Mise Richards
D. Bodey
Bonner
Miss M. Mathieson
Mise A. Newton
Mra D. Boler
Miss Bradshaw
Miss Tregoning
Mrs. McMillan
Mrs. Ingleton
RB. Isbel
Wood
FE. Mayberg
Mra Bodey
Greenberger
Mra Melatosh
Geo. Fischer
Health Talks on the heart and health messages for youth
An Australian health writer explains the heart as the central pump of the body and discusses how rest helps recovery after strain. He warns against habits like tobacco and excess alcohol while noting dangers from infections and toxins. Readers may ask health questions for answers in the volume.
Kowree Shire plans river channel to divert upper Glenelg flow
At the Kowree Shire meeting proposals described a channel cutting through the upper Glenelg River to discharge into Burnt Creek. The project would divert gully surplus flows via Barim Creek to Taylors Lake and Pine Lake, with riparian rights preserved and possible future lower river channeling. Dr. Elliot noted former dam concerns and clarified the plan would not harm downstream residents.
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Kowree
Comeee
Murra Morre
Glenelg
Burnt Creek
Barim Creek
Taylors
Elliot
Reddenta
Market Notes Show Better Prices as Hallarat Yard Sale Improves
A stock market report from Hallarat yards notes higher turnout than last week with improved outlook in the country lifting prices. Beef cattle and steers sold to firm levels with prime cows and heifers strong. best 85 vales reached £15 4/8. Sheep trade steady with brisk demand for high quality lambs and crossbred wethers.
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Hallarat
Queensland Premier urges railway men against extremists
The Premier Mr Moore urged railway workers to oppose extremist influence as pressure grew for strikes. Success was reported at Sviddaee on Tuesday and his crew distributed among units of the squadron and naval establishments.
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Queensland
Mr. Moore
Flm.oas
Sviddaee
Aml
Queensland unions demand hour week awards varied by court
A fragment notes unions in Queensland push for applying a standard hour week with awards to be varied by court. It reflects a labor dispute over how pay scales and conditions should adjust under judicial guidance.
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Queensland
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