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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
6
A chaotic scene at Merlanians Mall during a Wednesday event left multiple attendees injured. Eyewitnesses describe a crush near the stage as guards struggled to restore order while emergency services evacuated the injured to local hospitals.
program notes recounts opening chorus and solo numbers by Mr Don Cumming and others, with duets and instrumental pieces. audience enjoyed the performance. Doris and Mrs Tyres praised the ensemble, and the fannis club president expressed thanks for support and effort. Volunteers assisted with rehearsals and stage setup.
Vague OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and places with scattered phrases about a meeting. Several lines mention Hilehon Choek Wyden and Nevinaphaly, plus references to a date and item notes. Much is unreadable, but it hints at a local assembly or event with attendees and topics.
At Numurkal, Mr Williams operated a wireless set broadcasting short histories of the district. The article praises Numurkal as a well-established, well-supplied town with electric lighting, water, and strong farming activity. It notes horse breeding prizes, Royal show exhibitors from Numurkal, and a progressive, prosperous community led by local farmers.
A historical advertisement-style notice promotes Insulated Magnesia as a remedy for stomach ailments and indigestion. It claims quick relief, easy dosing, and availability in powder or tablets at chemists, noting benefits like soothing acids and easing pain.
Regional outreach notes list ROHN as local representative and J Momamara & Co as the auctioneer firm. Details are fragmentary but indicate an official sale or bidding event managed by the two parties.
A Friday picnic at Wun bling State school replacing Empire Day celebrations drew teachers, pupils, and visitors to view Australian Birds displays and garden flowers. Morning bird study, creekside activities, and afternoon school sports entertained attendees. Prizes, prizes, and thanks to all who helped marked a successful gathering despite heavy rains.
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