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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
4
The article extols miniature polyantha roses as the most useful type, ideal for mass beds or borders, and warns against mixing varieties in a bed. It outlines pruning for different rose forms, cautions about stock quality, and notes this group flowers from September through May with dense clusters and many blooms. It also mentions related fruit trees and general garden planting guidance.
A Nemurkah meeting drew over 100 attendees to form an auxiliary of the Royal Institute for the Blind. Dr Parker presided with Mr Van Assche and Mr Montague Browne. demonstrations showed blind children learning via dance, reading Braille, and piano study, highlighting training difficulties and successes.
A tale of Lan the banker and Chen the immortal, opening with a school for blind children, industrial work, and a plan to nationalise banks. Lan seeks Chen s formula to fund benevolence, unleashes chaos when he uses the secret on a monument, provoking economic collapse and Lan s downfall as distrust and barter replace money.
A speech by Mr T. H. Godfree, an overseas soldier settler, at Lemnos farewell praises Victoria and denounces overseas critics. He insists reports of mistreatment of settlers are false and praises Australians for helping newcomers. The speech contrasts England’s reception with Australia’s support.
Church notices list various Churches of England parishes and ministers at Numarkeh Numurkaly Wan Rey Smith Sumurkah Hunkin Wasia Bawlkamaush Namurkah Rev Taylor Nace G Fowler Wanghau Willoose Marangi Rev Sunderland Congupna West Bunbartha Sargeant Katamatite Dolurue Youar ang Youanmite Dunbulbalaie Rev Hemingway and note depreciation removed. A humorous exchange follows about depreciation being removed from cars.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions medical discomfort, voting, places, and people in a jumbled sequence. It references lumbago, Wells, a vote context, and several garbled names, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
A fragmented OCR item notes a sudden claim of place or title with unclear names and details. The readable bits imply a contest or transfer but lack full context or specific identities to confirm.
The text appears as garbled OCR with no clear names or events. Readable fragments suggest no identifiable people or organizations. Unable to determine a coherent news item or factual summary from the provided snippet.
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