Show at Peak Hill Crowded First Night of Smoke Concert
The Peak Hill Show opened with Winnie's Hart crowded on the first night. President Mr J L Whitmill presided as Eden George MLA praised the association and urged support. George noted progress, with membership doubling and near thousand entries, and welcomed rail access plans. He highlighted farm and dairy exhibits by James Watt and urged seed programs for farmers. Judges praised the show’s quality, predicting success at Sydney and urging more sheep entries. Watt thanked officials. some wished for more agricultural competitors.
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Winnie
Peak Hill Association
Peak Hill
George
James Watt
Balderodgery
Peak Hill P. A. and
HH. Association
Whitmill
Ppopile
South Coast
Dubbo
Sydney
Montgomery
Webb
Brown
Eden George
J. W. Lees
Jas
Watt
Peak Hill Show Honors and Promises for Next Year
Attendees praised horse exhibits and district pride during the Peak Hill P A H Association Show. Remarks from Mr. Von Heiden and Mr. Robert Newbigging accompanied toasts to the president and Eden George. About £100 in special prizes was pledged for the next year.
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Peak Hill
Rabberhit
von Heiden
Robert Newbigging
Eden George
Whitmill
Peak Hill P. A
H. Association
I. Bridle
Moessra
R. A. McNeice
BE. H
J. Stevenson
J. Litchfield
Gi. Tregaskis
J. Moses
W. Cox
Mr. T. Laing
Hospital Ball Brings About 30 Couples To Gala Evening
The Hospital Ball held on Thursday, second night of the Show, drew about 30 couples. Organisers included A J Shaw T Jackson W McKeown and Hospital President A W Taylor. Music by T Laing and Mrs Webster. many elegant dresses noted though a full list could not be published. Committee thanks several ladies and contributors for a feast featuring fruit sail lettuce salad jellies trifle custards ox tongues hams turkey sucking pig ducks and fowls.
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Tom Hospital
Messrs
A. J. Shaw
T. Jackson
W. McKeown
A. W. Taylor
T. Laing
W. D. Brown
The
Express
Garrick
Mra
Yabsley
Parsons
W. Barnett
J. Maker
The farmer as strongest anti Socialists in New South Wales
The article argues that farmers oppose socialism and the Labor Party yet demand State aid and favorable terms from government. It notes Farmers and Settlers Association calls for ending interest on conditional purchase balances, while criticizing public land subsidies and government leniency. It portrays the average farmer as a paradoxical socialist in practice despite anti socialist rhetoric.
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N.S.W
Labor Party
Farmers and Settlers’ Association Conference
Tonningtons Irish Moss Cures Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Tonningtons Irish Moss as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. A single trial is claimed to convince readers it is the medicine that suits them.
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