Numurkah Show Sets Fashion Right Frocks October 5
Numurkah event on October 5 features fashion right frocks with stylish designs and seasonal appeal highlighting local talent and community interest in current attire.
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Newspaper
Numurkah Leader
Location
Numurkah, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
6
Numurkah event on October 5 features fashion right frocks with stylish designs and seasonal appeal highlighting local talent and community interest in current attire.
A twenty year old woman recounts five to six years of winter rheumatic trouble, with multiple severe attacks. She credits Kruschen Salts for ending her seasons of pain after starting the remedy last winter. The piece explains rheumatism as uric acid crystals from sluggish elimination and claims Kraschen salts dissolve them.
The Orient Line News Service quotes James La ver claiming visitors seek England’s charm through contrasts. He guides tours from Pall Mall clubs to Hyde Park orators, then chop-house dinners, then Oxford and the Cotswolds, Windsor, and Eton, asserting these experiences empower visitors to write about England.
Proprietors of R.U.R. Rheumatic Remedy offer a free 7/6 packet to unemployed relief workers and pensioners who mail stamps and a note proving need to R.U.R. Pty. 841 George Street Sydney. ULA booklets and a genuine money back guarantee are provided by G. Bitcon Numurkah.
Numurkah By-Products PTY. LTD offers free removal of dead and live stock within 20 miles of Numurkah with a small charge beyond. Uses humane cattle killer. Purchases bones and livestock for cash. For sale items include blood and manure, bone meal, bone grit, meat meal, and blood meal. Government analysis included with each package. Telephone Numurkah 107.
The 48th Nathalia Agricultural Society show enjoyed ideal weather and rising gate takings totaling £64, with strong attendance from districts across the valley. Highlights included top awards for draught horses, cattle and sheep, vigorous harness and trotting contests, a well attended livestock parade, and visits by Hon. G. J. Tuckett and new Goulburn Valley MLA J. G. B. McDonald.
The program lists arenas events including Agricultural Handicap Trot heats with times 2.32 and better, Open Handicap Trot, Gig Trot, and various military horse trials. It notes entrants such as Martin's Loft Slam, Hazel Bell, Wendoree, Mainville, Wiluna, Gay Bazil, Dark Flight, Radiant Derby, and multiple troopers, corporals, and sergeants in events like Fugitive Race and Jumping Pairs, with winners and refusals to start.
Breeds include Shorthorns Jerseys Fresians Red Polls Shropshires Merino Rylands Dorst Horn Dorset Horn Berkshire. Awards cover bulls cows heifers and ram ewe classes with multiple handlers such as J R Bourke J V Trewin L M Nugent D Crane and others. Notable champions and pair fat stock prizes noted amid mixed-age divisions and dairy test results.
A lengthy OCR fragment lists breed classes and prize winners across poultry categories including Rhode Island Red, Brown Leghorn, Minorca, Light Sussex, and Barred Plymouth variants with exhibitors such as H Jorgenson Brown and Trewin, W Rowe, SH Meaklim, and A Jorgenson. It also records butter, cakes, breads, and desserts with names like Mrs EF Fairman, Miss Jean Haynes, Mrs Quinn, and Miss Nancy Hates. The passage reads as a catalog of entries and results rather than a narrative.
A fragmented for preserved fruits and produce lists shows Mrs Harris and Miss Harris referenced with quantities for tomatoes rhubarb and plums along with seven pigs. The garbled OCR suggests an inventory noting variations of Harris family entries and multiple correspondents.
A list of jam and jelly entries with maker names such as Mrs Coxon, Mrs Fowler, Miss Fairman, and Mrs Bourke for apricot, pie, gooseberry, peach, plum, melon, lemon, marmalade, quince, and chutney. Also includes damsons, orange marmalade, and pickled onions with multiple exhibitors and placements noted.
Warnips shows entries for rhubarb cauliflower and lettuce with names Miss F Thomas Mrs Ellen Butler and R Riddle among others. The fragment indicates quantities and seller names but is incomplete for full itemization.
A mangled OCR page lists various vegetables and produce items with unclear spellings and mixed brands. Names like Adams Bron Beans Lolloctin Ganuuly Produce and Wheat Cho Dobat appear alongside scattered quantities and vendor hints, reflecting a disordered catalog or market inventory.
A historical exhibit highlights valuable fleeces and textile items including notable entries from multiple makers. It features pieces by Kaufman, Wes Voor, and others, with mentions of garments such as cloaks, mantles, and woven textiles.
A fragmented notice lists various exhibitors and works in a local fine arts and crafts event. It mentions photography by Se Wilmer and several named participants with items like handmade mou and other crafts. The text is partially legible, showing multiple vendors and pieces but lacking full details.
The record lists numerous flower and plant classes with winners and exhibitors. Notable names include Miss Eilithe Mevauden, Mrs J. He Morden, McClelland, Harbison, Mucklow, Nathalie, Vielima, and Picola N. across varieties such as roses, poppies, carnations, and writing grades. Details cover champion placements, class titles, and exhibitor designations across multiple divisions.
Anl Natura Wake Giants suffer a setback as Yana Viena delivers a strong move at the event. Wale 1 tweets surface amid reaction, highlighting tensions and fan chatter around the outcome.
A terse notice reports a developing case in the suburb involving four individuals tied to a security incident. Authorities advise caution as details remain sparse and ongoing investigations are noted. Principal figures are unnamed in the fragment.
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