Seasonal Knitwear and Wool Accessories at Keen Prices
Seasonable goods offered in the showroom with Shetland wool vests tubular Jersey straps and matching vesta sets. Includes wool and silk pantettes cashmere bloomers and nightwear in various colors and sizes. Children’s pullovers and cardigans and a range of knitting wools Patons and heather wool blends. Hosiery scarves gloves buttons buckles and sequin trimming also advertised with evening wear accents. Radio equipment mentioned at end.
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Cinideen
Alor Cremm
Lodskein
Uller Fatat
Bru
Yarrawonga Weir Support Urged by Federal Members
A meeting in Deniliquin Wakeola Berrigan Finley and Tocumwal heard federal MPs pledge action on Yarrawonga Weir. They urged the passage of necessary legislation before parliament dissolves, and adopted a resolution urging federal and state parliaments to act now.
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Deniliquin
Wakeol
Berrigan
Finley
Deepest grave in Victoria on Numurkah to Cobram road
A note from Smith's Weekly recounts a fatal accident in 1889 on the Numurkah Natha lin road near Yarroweyah. Laborer Billy Williams died when a well under repair collapsed, slabs and earth burying him. body recovery failed and the well was filled before a new one was sunk. Alanbee locality likely between Numurkah and Cobram. J S Mackenzie recalls the incident. The victim helped build his father's house and was known across the district.
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Alanbee
Numurkah
Cobram
Yarroweyah
Mackenzie
Politicians Were Their Own Bankers Ex-Bank Manager Says
A former bank manager argues that politicians used public funds as personal banking power, detailing methods of self dealing and conflicts of interest that shaped policy and finance. The piece frames the issue as a critique of governance and oversight failures.
Diverse Shrubs for Garden Interest and Banking Wisdom
A gardener lists varied shrubs including Habro mur Aurantiacum, Chamaclaucium Uncinatum, and Cydonia Japonica with notes on soil, bloom times, and care. A Kitchen Garden column then parallels banking lessons to gardening practices, discussing frost, profits, sowing, and prudent lending during a low mood period.
Church Services To Be Conducted Sunday Evening
Fragmented OCR lists church notices and names for upcoming services across multiple parishes with references to Evensong Matina Bree pau and various reverends. Details are jumbled but indicate a schedule of church events and participants.
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England
Trinity
Samaria
Samarte
West 11
Matina
Presbyterian—Numurkah
Lapes
Chase Co
Euro Canee
Jing
EF. Waaie
Rev.Tarter
Kaazimbe
Mr Moore
Ay W
Wonghen
Samder
Digger Spirit Ties Flers War Memory to Finley Farmers
In 1919 Lt William Waite returned to Finley after Gallipoli and France, naming his Finley farm The Digger Spirit. Soldiers from Blighty join 16 remaining Anzac settlers in paying homage at Berrigan Finley and Tocumwal, recalling a wartime bond and enduring resolve amid tough wheat farming.
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Waite
Finley
Berrigan
Tocumwal
4Th Light Horse
Gallipoli
53Rd
France
Beaumetz
M.C
Peronne
Flers
Australia
Lieut. Waite
Sydney
Melbourne
George Washington's Hidden Tale Revealed in Fragment
A fragmentary line references George Washington and a broken mutual trust, hinting at a cryptic wartime theme. The text suggests a historical quotation about authority and secrecy, with unclear context and no clear narrative outcome.
85th AMP Society meeting reports record 1933 wealth rise
At the 85th annual meeting of the AMP Society in Sydney on Friday April 7 the deputy forewarned prosperity. New business for 1933 totaled 15 616 089 pounds, the largest outside boom years, with farmers and citizens urged to protect. Dr Abbott noted the reward from society representatives across every state.
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A.M.P. Society
Sydney
Abbott
Society
Shire Criticizes Council Over Officers’ Raises and Manure Tender
The writer urges cost cuts after councillors voted for officer pay increases and accepted a tender £40 above the lowest. He condemns a locked plot near the Memorial used by a man with a horse and dray, calling the practice wasteful and expensive. He proposes hiring a returned soldier for gardening and street cleaning to restore Numurkah’s tidy image.
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Numurkah
Dust in Numurkah Streets Sparks Letter to Editor
A reader laments renewed dust and manure on Numurkah footpaths and in shops after a brief cleanup. The correspondent compares Shire Councillors to Railways authorities, noting they won’t move “out of season.” The letter, signed Health First, arrived too late for the previous issue.
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Numurkah
Australia and Austria Miss Morris Fosters Cross‑Cultural Exchange
Miss S M Morris head teacher at Sandmount State school has shared letters from Aston Australia headmaster My Max Schriebmueller to students. Pupils sent letters, photos describing Australian farm life and arts. Schriebmueller praises English, asks for more farm life and geography views, noting astonishment at 21 horse teams and modern farming methods.
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S. M. Morris
Sandmount
Max Schriebmueller
Aston
Australia
Red Cross Society
Australias News
Theildren
Austalia
Worle
Edna Thompson
Bob Anderson
Jack Morris
Mary Bassett
Gerard Shannon
Bill Anderson
Distriet
Miss Morris Fosters Cross Border Understanding Among Pupils
Wishes for Miss Morris and her pupils accompany a note on her effort to build ties between foreign correspondents and the local community. The exchange of views may influence future generations in both nations as small steps toward greater understanding take place.
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Miss Morris
Dookie College Reports Rainy April and Positive Prospects
The principal of Dockie Agricultural College reports rain fell on 12 days in April, totaling 1026 points about half the annual average. Prospects are bright with abundant pasture, favorable cropping, and good germination. Fallows cultivated, wheat and hay production noted, dairy stock strong, and poultry orders rising as the farm shifts to harvest and market-ready produce.
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Dockie Agricultural College
Mtr AL C. Teevermann
Jeludes
Melbourne
Ayr
Alobia
Leimge Wuite
Lost Weight and Unclear Mentions in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR passage references weight loss and scattered names and terms. The readable bits mention a 32 pound loss and scattered proper nouns, but concrete events, dates, places, or clear actions are absent. The item appears as garbled notes rather than a coherent news item.
Fragmented Text Note from an OCR Page
The readable fragments discuss names and items without clear context. Key terms include Li free, Meena, Wingy, Tifa, and a list of unclear references. No coherent event or clear action emerges from the legible portions available.
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Liege
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