Death of Mrs Amy Bradley Funeral in North Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs Amy Bradley wife of Mr George Bradley was held after a reported death. The service occurred at the Methodist portion of the North Cemetery with Rev RC Styick officiating at the graveside. Relatives and friends attended including Mr D Cra and Mr Bradley. Wreaths were sent by the family and many others. The funeral arrangements were led by Mr J W Pursiowe.
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Amy Bradley
George Bradley
Styickson
Carla
D. Cra
Bradley
Fat
George
Mer Horke
Ikes
AH. Jackson
RH. Thackrah
Fiona
F. Bradley
Mollie
Frank
Chane
Binnip
I. R. Olsham
Clark
Ant Fary
Mead
Way
L. Bartlett
Fan
Wes Wolfenden
Robbins
Helwige
Mis
Es Freind
Biot
Mis Geo. Bidsisup
J. W. Pursiowe
Fergus
Ani i
Defeated Premier Explains Election Setback
The defeated Premier Holman defends his campaign methods and attacks on Labour and Nationalists. He mentions the Progressive Party ties to MacIntosh and capitalists, while noting his defeat in Cootamundra and a drop in followers. He criticizes the election as a retreat rather than Labour gain.
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S— D.S.W. Frenier Holman
Cootamundra
Lectins
Aly
Holman
Iran
Folman
Hugh D. Mac
Tavist
Capitalis
MacInto
Legislative Council
Duea
Ken Bine
W. A. Holman
Labour
Sbone
Labour Party
Nationala
Lawor
Iain
Storey
Ho Man
Frank
Holma
Digger
Pot Dinkom
MacIntosh
Information Wanted in a Locomotive Tour
A young Indy tours a locomotive works and asks what the boiler is for. The guide explains that the boiler boils to make the engine tender. The exchange captures a curious child learning about engines in a historic setting.
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Indy
Locomotive Works
Farm Listing Near Meckering for 176 Acres Seeks Buyer
A farm adjoining Meckering township offers 176 acres cleared and subdivided into eight paddocks. Water access from Scheme and Warwick River. Terms and particulars available from H. Py Sermon, Meckering.
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Meckering
Warwick River
H. Py Sermon
NSW Mineral Output Declines Amid Strike Effects
The Mines Department report for 1919 shows total mineral output at £0,858,866, down £4,588,986 from 1918. Declines in silver, lead and zinc, driven by the Broken Hill strike, account for most of the drop. Coal leads as the single strongest mineral sector. gold output stands at 65,819 oz fine valued at £279,966, a drop of 21,606 oz and £20,677 in value from last year.
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Mines Department
Broken Hill
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills End Back Pain
Mrs M W Hodgson of Morrell Street North West reports her husband suffered severe backache from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for days his pain vanished and he remains relief minded. Sold by chemists and storekeepers at 2s 9d per bottle or 15s 8d for six, by Foster McClellan Co 313 Murray Street Perth, Australia.
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Dean
M. W. Hodgson
Morrell
North West
Doan
Foster-McClellan Co
Murray-street
Perth
Doan’s
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M. A. Allen
Allen
Dalgety & Co
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Buick
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Northam Courier and
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