Longreach sports plans and comebacks in 1930s era cricket and weight lifting
The article outlines a cricket association considering a new oval with three wickets and a pavilion, with a five year timeline and outfield improvements. It also covers Lionel Sanders’s comeback tennis win, a proposed Combined Country team for a Sydney match, local weight lifter John McGovern and his outlook, plus views on weight training for athletes and its perceived benefits.
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Mantle
Lionel Sanders
Longreach
Bill Savage
Queensland Women's Cricke Association
Sydney
Brisbane
New South Wales
Queensland
Vera Dann
Yvonne Houston
Longreach Cricke Club
Rockhampton
W.C.A
John McGovern
Britain
Europe
Ken Jones
Tottenham Hotspurs
Department of Physiology
Springfield
Masachusetts
U.S.A
Fodder Costs Declared Tax Deductible by Farmers
In correspondence from Brisbane a letter from Deputy Commissioner P G Johnston confirms fodder costs are allowable tax deductions for farmers. The deduction applies whether fodder is grown or purchased, and is charged in the year the expense is incurred.
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Longreach
Brisbane
H. H. Collins
Mr. Collins
P. G. Johnston
Obituary of Mrs Jean Robertson Jackson of Longreach
Mrs Jean Robertson Jackson longtime Longreach resident died May 15 at her son Robert Jacksons home. Aged 77 she was born in Perth Scotland and moved to Australia early in life marrying Albert Jackson in Jericho before settling in Longreach in 1921. Her husband predeceased her in 1638 she is survived by her son Robert of Longreach. Funeral followed Church rites.
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J . BR. Jackson
Longreach
Jean Robertson Jackson
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Perth
Scotland
Australia
Albert Jackson
Jericho
Robert
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