Numurkah Football Club Celebrates 1932 Premiership
At the Shamrock Hotel Numurkah Football Club and Mrs Simpson hosted a gala to celebrate winning the 1932 Murray Football League premiership. Guests praised the team, committee, and supporters while speeches from President D P Simpson and Captain L Cussen highlighted unity, discipline, and past club greatness. Food, recitations, and a dance followed the formalities as the room marked a red-letter night for Numurkah sport.
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Numurkah Football Club
D. P. Simpson
A. S. Marshall
L. Cussen
Alex McPherson
Nu Iurkah
Dave McNamara
Duncan Melvor
Cor. McKenzie
Mr Simpson
D. P. Simmon
Numurkahtba
G. Dudley
Numurkah
Simpson
Presi
Xuceas
Jahy
Victoria
George Bourke
Marshall
Huey Helfers
Las Belt
Round Committee
Messe Reg. Pasch
Ro Stiggard
G. Stageard
Thesr
McPherson
Thean
Leeder
Back to Albury Week Promotes Local Traditions
A newspaper item notes a "Back to Albury" week planned for November 20 to 26, led by a committee chaired by Mayor Alderman Waugh. The piece reflects on village life and a sequence of local concerns, including family and work changes, with colorful dialect reminiscence and a sense of community history.
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Albury
Ald. Waugh
Tilden on Tennis Big Bit Advice to Players
William Tilden offers guidance on advancing from amateur to elite in tennis through study and practice. He warns against overreliance on coaching and stresses treating tennis as a science blending physics and psychology with balanced training for intermediates and champions. The article outlines grip, footwork, weight transfer, and lob techniques with emphasis on continual self study and tournament play.
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Tilden
Tennig
Henri Cochet
Church Notices for Numurkah and Nearby Congregations
Services listed for next Sunday across multiple churches in Numurkah area. Church of England conducts 11am and 7:30pm with Rev. Boyldew at Trinity XX. Presbyterian and Methodist items show times and ministers, including Rev. Sharpe and Mr W. Fowler, with additional notices for other local churches and ministers.
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Church of England
Trinity XX
Numurkah
H.C
Wunpina
Boyldew.yterian
Sharpe
Methodist
Naring
W. Fowler
Eat
Boulkamangs
Nemurkah
Taylor
Waste
Hup- Min. Wanghen
Mes Watters
Unemployment rises in Australia amid tariff defence protests
The Commonwealth statistician shows unemployment climbing since 1929 from 9.3 percent to 30 percent. Manufacturing job losses soar with some sectors near 85.9 percent. factory employment falls from 450,000 to 338,000 and the number of factories drops from 22,916 to 21,751. Tariff policy is blamed for high costs, while primary industries absorb some displaced workers. The Tariff Board notes freight and plant costs under protection.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
Tariff Board
Country Party
Britain
Commonwealth
Relief Loan News From London On Australian Unemployment Help
From our London correspondent Tony June 6 Australia considers large relief loans for three years The change after New South Wales elections prompts cooperation with the Federal Government Australians urged to act personally to support unemployed neighbors and ensure loans aid rebuilding effort The piece stresses individual responsibility and continued government partnership for long term recovery
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Tony
Australia
New South Wales
Stevens
Prince of Wales
Australian Effort Aims To Rebuild With Ready Workforce
The initiative argues that demoralisation from unemployment must give way to an able and willing citizenry. It seeks to alert Australians ready and able to contribute to a productive economy.
Loch Garry spillway plan faces government hurdle
Rodney shire council debated a motion protesting Shepparton and Numurkah shires push to build a western spillway on the Goulburn River. The discussion cited a government act, a deputation to Numurkah Shire, and comments by Premier Allan, amid opposition and budget concerns.
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Shepparton
Numurkah
Loch Garry
Rodney
Tein Allan
M.L
Nunurkoshire
J. Metrinh
Nuwair
Shejiparton
Unique Will Deceased Navy Officer Requests Simple Farewell
A decoded will from a late naval officer requests a modest funeral plan. He asks for simple arrangements, burial with mates, a drink at a nearby pub, and a Last Post salute. The document mentions service on various ships, wartime roles, and a wish to be interred with Union Jack amid friends.
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Vietutiab Naval Uy
Alker
Ube Rawg
Abe Bourte
Vic
Alreys
Fawk- Her
Aparort
Cemetry
Lom
Tam
Marding TM Wih to the Ire Portion
Fragmentary OCR note indicates plans to reserve a section for a naval coordinating committee. Details on location date or organizers are unreadable, but the intent suggests formal allocation for a naval review or commemoration event.
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