Public tribute as Wanghnu teacher Crayford departs
A crowd gathers at Wanghnu Hall to honor Mr and Mrs Crayford on their move from Wanghnu to Ballan. Speakers praise his near twenty years as head teacher, community service, and church and club involvement. A substantial clock is presented, with Hon. R. Kilpatrick and RS.L. leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Crayard
Wanghnu and
Wanghnu
R. Kilpatrick
M.L C
Jim Coxon
Crayford
Ballan School
Wanghau
Wright
Neil Hinde
Hilda Purdie
J. Mapleraft
Fowler
Mechanics’ Hall
J. Carlisle
Wanghan Bowling Club
W. Mills
Ballan
Waughan
T. Clark
Cricket Club
Kilpatrick
Thone
Cray
Ford
Crayfurd
Tte Fm
Road Hogs Versus Cautious Drivers At Numurkah Talk
A Numurkah Chamber of Commerce gathering heard Mr J L Provan, chief inspector of the horticultural branch, speak on horticultural problems and how to meet them. He warned that road autocrats endanger lives and urged police discipline for dangerous driving. The talk covered plant breeding, disease resistance, grafting, cuttings timing, pruning, and spraying risks, with advice on soil health, day length effects on flowering, and the dangers of toxic sprays to trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Provan
Department of Agriculture
Numurkah
Chamber of Commerce
Provan
J. H. Bacon
Adam
Victory
Goulburn Valley
Melbourne
Shenpartin
Aphis
Mildura
Tts
Victoria
Newman
Hhe
Pravan
Hannon
Ewman
C. A. Campbell
Burnley
Proven
Department
Bicon
Campbell
Journal of Agriculture
Church notices list service times across multiple towns
Church notices show schedules for Anglican Presbyterian and Methodist services in Numurkah Cobram Katamatite Tallygaroopna West Waaia Naring Baulkamaugh Wanghna Bunbartha Marungi Congupna West Youanmite Ketamatite Dunbulbalap e Youar ang Youar ang 11 3 7 Rev Hinde Hull Vale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Numurkah
H.C
Cobram
Katamatite
Tallygaroopna West
Presbyterian
Wanghna
Bunbartha
Willgoove
Marungi
Congupna West
Hinde
Kashimba
Mr Wattern Youarang
Ketamatite
Dunbulbalape
Hull Youanmite
Mr Vale
Noted Gracious Farewell Gift to Wanghao Leader Crayford
Mr Crayford and Mrs Crayford expressed warm gratitude for the thanks and hospitality shown during their stay in Wanghao. They reflected on old friends who helped them in early difficulties and praised the district people for their companionship. He lauded schoolwork, kiddies, and the joy of associating with local clubs and churches under the British Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eem Vo
Jund
Thia
Hedona
Kiddies
Crayford
Vlus
Wanghao
Double white lines warning on passing dangers
Automobile Club notes that crossing centre double white lines is dangerous and now an offence with fines up to £20. Lines mark safe passing limits on curves and hill crests on roads like the Princes Highway between Oakleigh and Pakenham. An RACV member reports drivers repeatedly breaking the rule on hills, risking head on collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Roads Board
Princes Highway
Oakleigh
Pakenham
R.A.C.V
The Philosophy of Social Credit Concept and Debate
A fragmented extract discusses Social Credit as a philosophy tied to a community driven monetary system. It argues credit as the life-force of society, directing what people can obtain from others, and frames the credit system as a collective community function under social control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daetis
Fragmented Text with Nonsense and Names
A garbled OCR style passage lists many unclear phrases and names. It mentions various terms like WHEE and Trgenon, references to decaying structures, a mix of unrelated words, and does not present a coherent event, person, or place to report. No identifiable news item or outcome is discernible for a proper summary.
A Period of Trial meee
A period of trial unfolds as a fragmentary note in a local page, listing limited readable details and naming no clear participants or outcomes. The text hints at a testing phase or editorial piece without concrete events.
One Pint of Best Chest Nose and Throat Remedy
An old advertisement promises a multipurpose cure all for chest cold nose and throat ailments priced at two shillings. The jumbled text hints at a medicinal solution marketed for children and general use, with distorted phrases indicating claimed health benefits and savings.
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S.M
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Numurmans
Tm Hinds
A.M.P. Society
The
Aegeis Meteal
Empire
Archibald Curge
Keg
Victorian
Beard
AL W Sleddon
Colline Street
Emr
Martist Street
Malheuren
Wyndham Street
Shepparton
Vo Wist
Hepresaytiene Fo
Newton
I. D
H.R. Hayter
Kittle Bros
Reg
W. Bryceland
Undertakers
Melville-street
the Star Bakery
LLOYD
Baker and Paltrycook
Phowr
Mrs. Crayford
Regis
Automobile Club Notes
Sir
Nuthalia Progress Association
Messty d, S. Kiteh
L. J. Cocks
G Gobram
Edandeusis
Coymmisson
Tad J
Namnil Jatiomat
Ganic
Atiaghes
Judas
Amhlie
Gitar
Yeuesey
Chen
Waites
Dean Wetee
Itahily
Tate
Jay Abbey
Stey
Social Credit
Weil
Neal En
Wink
Fabio
Rene
Niue
Weytie
Saul Ebinaht
Crater
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