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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1931
Page
1
A garbled local notice from Manilla NSW features a satirical statement by Mr. Tully praising Mr. Lang as the greatest democrat of the age. The fragment hints at a playful or ironic tone rather than a formal endorsement.
At a Saturday bail meeting the report on the annual Hospital Ball held June 18 1931 was received. The balance sheet credits donations and labor, with extensive in kind contributions and thanks to many individuals, the Sisters of Bt Joseph and local businesses. The accounts detail stock sales and livestock prices from nearby properties, noting strong demand and widespread participation despite poor weather.
A fragmented financial summary details receipts from ticket sales and donations, listing expenditures for rent, printing, advertising, decor, goods, and transport. It notes a balance of 7 shillings 6 pence and references a speech praising a board’s efforts, along with a Queensland unemployment relief scheme explanation and wages data. It ends with listings for a sheep sale, prices, and upcoming entries.
A long winded plea recounts past prize fever and urges buying a Deaf Art Union ticket. Max Turner of Hiddale NSW recalls nearly missing a £1000 win. Prizes exceed £110,000 with £1000 guaranteed and motor cars among rewards. Send 1/- postal note to Hon. Secretary for a ticket.
A century old article notes major gains in telephone transmission through worldwide research, detailing how correct site and apparatus standards, plus keeping lips near the transmitter, prevent poor transmission. It warns that speaking with the mouth away from the transmitter degrades quality, even over long lines.
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