01 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
1
Nathalia and Numurkah clubs started their pennant campaigns with Nathalia A defeating Numurkah Whites by three points on Tuesday. Nathalia B then beat Numurkah Blues 101 to 52 on Wednesday, amid growing interest in local bowling clubs and an anticipated enjoyable season.
ALEX A ABOTOMEY FNLCO FSOL, renowned eyewear expert, plans a February 3 1928 visit from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Farmers Arms Hotel, with potential further monthly sessions. Address listed as 234 Glenhuntly Road Elsternwick.
The Executors of the Will of Mr A. A. Abotomey announce the business will continue in the interests of his widow and child with Mr Jas A Gillman appointed Manager. Gillman has served as County Manager and representative for Gippsland, and his reputation is known in the district. Mr J T Ingram, who has acted as representative in the North East, will continue monthly visits.
A terse prompt fragment appears to instruct sending cream for correct test weights and results. The readable text lacks clear entities, dates, or a cohesive event to summarize as a standalone news item.
Nathalia Whites held a slight edge early and led 28 to 25 at the 10th end. By the 15th end Nathalia had a 187 to 4 lead as both teams traded points to the 21st end, with Nathalia extending the margin. O'Brien led 12 up on Hatherly, Shaw down to Greig, Hore six down to Bitcun.
Nathalia B. defeated Numurkah Blues 101 to 52 at Nunmurkah on Wednesday night. Nathalia led from early on, building advantage steadily with key gaps in multiple ends. Individual leaders included Nathalia's Namkervis and O'Brien with strong margins. Blues trailed throughout, with Callander and Guenther among top for Numurkah.
An old promotional note touts Bisulated Magnesia as the quickest cure for acid stomach indigestion. It claims rapid neutralization of stomach acid, relief from fermentation pain, and restoration of healthy digestion in under five minutes with powder or tablet forms.
Fragmentary OCR item notes an individual named Ad Classen connected with repair work. The readable portion hints at a statement or notice but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations to establish a full event.
Farmers face a dry season in Victoria with uneven rainfall across Wimmera and Goulburn Valley. They should sow a record area including land that failed previously, and use spring-tined cultivator and scarifier after rains to improve soil. a heavy rain can boost yield by three to nine bushels per acre and future crops benefit from a strong seed bed.
A vintage advertisement warns of kidney warning signs such as backache irregular urine and dizziness. It promotes Doan s Backache Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy and quotes Mr W Stratton of Madeline street Numurkah praising the cure and long lasting relief from lumbago after using eight bottles.
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