Community Party Plans and Empire Day Talk Revival
At a Dstungra branch meeting of the Country Wooten Association held Saturday plans were approved to combine a card party and dance with Empire Day celebrations on June 34. Mr Ro 1. Mac Aulay gave an engaging First Aid talk and invites continued attendance for future sessions. Events begin at 4:39 pm on the Saturday of each month with hopes for a large turnout at the social near Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstungra
MacAulay
Prank to the Drompeets of wool industry reform
A fragmented remark on wool prices and industry conditions cites global wool consumption trends. Directors express cautious optimism about Australia’s wool sector amid evolving substitutes and future industrial development. The piece references Japan as a growing consuming market and notes the need for healthy rainfall and international conditions to sustain growth.
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Japan
Ix Con
Australia
Battle plan for Interc tense match canceled
Fragmentary OCR notes reference teams and players but lack clear actions, dates, or outcomes. The readable portion hints at a scheduled match or rehearsal, without concrete results or location.
Narrabri Council Debates Kowpit Run Funding Protest
Local council debates government plans and funding for the Kowpit run dam project on Kaputar road. Alderman Manning criticizes calls to drop water conservation works, urging formal protest while acknowledging ample time and potential completion. The discussion includes member Sinclais and Aid Quinn with uncertain outcomes.
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Narrabri
Sinclais
Kowpit Run
Ald
Manning
Mtn
Kaputar
Xapuiir
Tne
Usreson
Quinn
Special Wheat Report International Markets Analysis
The report surveys global wheat markets with scattered mentions of price shifts and demand indicators across regions. It notes fluctuations in value and trade activity among various exporters and buyers, highlighting uncertain near term outlooks amid market volatility.
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Special Wheat Report International Markets
Tamworth farm yields silage for dairy cattle
In 1997 and 1938 drought years noted by Mrs. AE Warden of Pick Hill near Tamworth, a dairy unit led by C Warden submitted the Tamworth fodder conserve competition entry. The northwest district’s champions produced 209 tons of hay and 500 tons of silage for dairy cattle, with 1900 cows milking and feed plans including Noseaaxs and silage.
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AE. Warden
Pick Hill
Tamworth
CW. Warden
Royal Agricultural
C. Mitchell
Bisons
Shara
Devines
Fragmented Text Froma Historic Regulatory Note
The readable fragments indicate a discussion of regulation and replacement elements within an official framework. References include names and abbreviations that resemble agencies or entities, with mentions of years and potential procedural notes. The overall snippet is incomplete and lacks clear action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes on Kruschen ad and medical claims
Fragmented text references Kruschen bande and pills, mentions Hall, Hettinger, and a medical claim about expelling vials and internal organs. Vague victims and planning by a woman appear, with unclear names and dates.
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Nisin
Hettinger
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Philips
TED
Otho Street
Campbell Street
Inverell
Knowledge
Marcus Clark & Co
Prom
Our
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Jaironts
Alden
Ann Arnan Aleta
Arter Bey
Lanner
Sone
Nate Whe Evert
Depanie
Essential TO
Oberiaracs
OL Nates
Armidale Court Action
Schl
Ross Warwick
Tives
Lents Os
Borwardis
Mackey
Thwason
Toverves
Cobbers
Kory Dass
Narrabri Council Active
Lindley Wabker Wheat
Keunrus Bros Ag
Sheltan
Heth
Guyra
Esab
Bea
Pegung Pxbod
Fin
H. J. Brooks
Monte
Brooks
W. G. Gilhome
Byron
Petey
Pye
Woodward & Purkiss Motor Passenger Services
Kemper
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