14 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
1
Public notice records J Stephenson operating tailoring on Manila Street next to C H Scotts in Manila. Read as a local business notice with adjacency details and intent to summarize available facts.
The Manilla Expresa notes the Manilla Newspaper Co. printing details and the Aston Richmond imprint. The piece muses on belief in self, calling it a fine thing with disabilities, and suggests it can trap believers in their own fairy tales.
Council notes show trunk expenditure for general fund and specific grants through October 1920, with plans for footpath gravelling at Strafford and Manilla streets and drainage works at North Manilla. Unemployment Council drainage study by Mr Wallis, site inspections completed, drainage plans soon ready. Mosquito destruction urged, school waste water issue discussed, kerosene treatment proposed to curb breeding.
Mr. T. Abbe field of Alexander Park won with Waratah grown on a former iron-bark patch, yielding about 10 bags per acre. The event, run by the Farmers and Settlers Association, highlighted weed control and uniform grain, with Nabawa and Marshallx as runners up and notable entries from the local district.
Barrackers in Sydney during South Australia versus New South Wales fill the ground with comments about players such as Don Allen and Hunt. The lively chatter includes requests to bring on Hunt and questions about fielding plans as players switch gloves and managers pause for a break. Harvesters and gardeners long for weather to favor rain or sun.
An unclear OCR fragment from the London Daily Mail hints at a person or event tied to a tour or trial. The readable parts include stray names and terms suggesting a reporting focus on a public figure, but concrete details are absent.
A jagged court fragment references a solicitor and a judge, noting actions and admissions. It mentions depositions and a connection to an act, but details are unclear and garbled. The piece reads like an excerpt from a court record with incomplete names and context.
The Health Department informs the board that surveys for a new site will be finalised soon. An order will set strict enforcement against stock kept in yards at night and bar private stock yard use. Ald. Adie and Ald. Easterman supported the motion with minimal remarks as it passed.
An advertisement from Dr RULE The Vacuum Oil Company promotes four gallon half gallon and quart kerosene containers for housewives. The sturdy four gallon unit features a handle screw cap and leak proof tap while the half gallon and quart sizes include a stopper and pourer to prevent spills and simplify pouring. Containers are available at city and country retailers and designed to be economical clean and convenient.
Fragmented OCR describes faith used as excuse to dodge work and ritual urging vigilance before cattle raids. Sentries shout warnings imitate guns as officers prepare bayonets and troops align. Australian faith to guide conduct remains central amid turmoil.
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