Light Showers Bring Modest Rain Totals Across District
Miss Tyack and family extend thanks for floral tributes and sympathy after a sad bereavement. The district recorded light showers on Wednesday with 13 points in the tally, below the district average. Over three months 138 points have fallen, with 82 in January and 56 in March, while February had no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyack
Markah
Sis
Dudley
Teitz
An- Hinson
Mooroopna
Inch
Namurkah Leader April 4 1933 Tuesday issue
The Namurkah Leader issue dated Tuesday April 4 1933 presents a local newspaper page with community notices and brief items. It reflects regional events, births, obituaries, and classifieds typical of a rural weekly publication in Victoria Australia.
Numurkah Local Notices and Events Summary
Local notices recount agrivita and crop judging results with J Mortimer and A L Young tied at 90 points, pending judge comments. upcoming events include skating at Star Open-air Palais, Back to Numurkah Sports Committee meeting, Hawaiian Troubadours for Anzac service, and the Numurkah Football Club annual meeting. Also reported: Numurkah Bowling Club champion F A Guenther over W H McKenzie, and multiple church meetings, Jubilee show planning, Butter Delivery service, and Easter and school schedules.
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News Swage
Morrissy & Deane
Numurkah
Numurkah Agriviitora
Foster
G. Fowler
Messrss J. Mortimer
A. L. Young
Star
Numurkah Agricultural Society
Shire Hall
Ec Ier
Jean Distelet
Markets Report At Numurkah Sale And Easter Sports
Markets note 150 fat sheep and lambs and 1 fat cattle lot advised for J McNamara Co Numarkah Sale on Friday with further entries invited. Easter Monday Wanghu sports praised with stalls for tea and drinks. Numurkah mares priced for a 10 year gelding and Carnegie Bros of Tallygaroopna for a 1 year gelding. draught horses £18-24, aged £16, light hack £12. Numurkah horse sale yielded 65 yarded, 43 sold, buyers keen for useful draughts.
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Messrs J. McNamara & Co
Wanghai
Wanghou
Numurkah
Mesure
Carnegie Bros
Tallygaroopna
Derven
Horner
Melbourne
Unclear text fragment about people and events
Fragmentary OCR notes mention several personal names and places with no clear event or date. The content is too damaged to extract a coherent or verifiable news item.
Christianity and goodwill in public life
A fragmented commentary debates religion and ethics, praising Christianity's unequally matched unity of spirit and goodwill. The piece argues moral renewal via reverence for God and neighbor, suggesting a spiritual wave could ease social strife and even influence attitudes toward public nudity and art.
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Christa
Weekly News Left National Important Why SOT An As Stray Primate
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled wire service style column with scattered phrases about national matters and stray primates. Readable bits mention an event or commentary context and names are largely obscured. The piece remains incomplete and lacks a clear single report to summarize.
Fragmented Chaotic OCR On Blood Sports and Voting Lines
The garbled text references blood sports, voting, a person named Campybedl or Campy, and mentions Australia. It appears as a damaged OCR page with unclear names, dates, and events, containing sporadic phrases about warrants, allegations, firmness, and miscellaneous figures. The readable bits offer no coherent narrative or verifiable facts for a proper news summary.
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Tailuoire
Numurkah Sports Committee
Eviny
Shire
United Choice
ARELC
Sire Hall
Anzac Service
McPherson, Callander Ttn
Ensor
Numurkah Cricket Club
Dance Mechanics
Gent
Indy
Salon
George Arliss
the Mechanics
Agents International Harvester Company
J. G. Coxon
Mitchell Machinery
Coxon's
Coxon’s
United Chorus of Praise
H. A. Lee
Treacy’ Jaustralian
Ben Cohen
Lenny & Heard
Glenny & Heard
Motor Epitit
J. Greig
Coxen
J. G. Davidson
J. Newby
B. Cohen
Telegraph Hotel
J. Eddy
Madame Weigel
Treacy's
Coven
Coxon & Sons
Mary Biggin
Victoria
Supreme Court of Victoria
Elizabeth Walsh
Angarie New South Wales
Bridget] Walsh
Katanga
Marconi
Henry Ford
Bell
Edison
The
Times
Numurkah Leader
Phome
Herald
Herald” Newsagents
Shepparton
Tatura
Murchison
Nagambie
Seymour
C.R.B
McNeil’s
E. V. Clark
Phone
Ethoaust
E. O'Grady
P.M
Numbrkah
Guenther
WH. McKenzie
McKenzie
Corot
Anzac
Nu- A
Messrs
W. Tyres
A. Harwood
W. Caldwell
A.B. Jaffray
Gordon Pettett
Agricultural Society Annual Meeting
Numurkah Last Spar Fire and Games Fled Jm the Asfteryem
Barnes
Prtent IF
Hsvinflower Club
Tatora
Lemnos
Eluhe
Nasnurkah
AL the
Skatine Rink
Euchre
Braidwood
Balmain
Hughes
Eunic
Edgar Wallace
Wallace
Percy Marmont
Trilby Clark
Gordon Harger
Adolphe Menjou
Jeee Dunne
Neil Hamilton
Seles
Nurk
Ronmball
Mary
Ryan
Beatil
Rania
Dwyer
Olthur
G. H. Morieson
Morieson
Nathalia
Shamrock Hotel
C. F. Collins
Bootery
Commercial Bank Melville Street
ELT
Sparta
JHE
Sumurkah
Irri
At Mutual Buildings
Morrissy and
Deane
Melville Street
Nuturkah
Mathalia
Deshie
Litthy Colline-street
Methourss
Ryan Ordete
Ainly
Bas Loekes Jaymbar
Cerutied Berens
Dirries
Ieastures
Hum
Tata
Keoki
India
Far East
Hawaii
Maiola Kalist
Cohen's
Numurkah Football Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Les. Belt
Gabeldeu
Talkies
Numurkah Mechanics
Percy Marmont Trilby Clark
Gordon Harker
Irene Dunne
Walt
Disney the
Micky Mouse” Man
St Cohen's
Wunghnu Sports
Hamibills
Dockery
Pianing
Nell Hynes
R. J. Russell
Melville-street
Shamrock |Hotel
Agsats Tar
and Public Works Department
Stanhope
Shep
Yarton
Echuca
Bendigo
KODAK
Louis Hamon
Msp.s
Farmers’ Arms Hotel
Ims
Campybedl
Australia
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