Parkes District News Briefs Highlight Officials Court Dates
Mr Munvyy Suavony of Mosars returns to Parkes amid illness as local Land Board sittings begin on the 19th. District Court sessions in Parkes set for the Slat instant. Eden George reports ministerial approval for immediate additions to Tichbourne Public School. John Perks of Cooks Myalls returns from Sydney after hydatid cyst removal and shows good recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munvyy Suavony
Mosars
G. W. Boaborn
Tichbourne
John Perks
Cooks’ Myalls
Lions
Sydney
McCormack
Perks
Narromine reports whooping cough and court fines
The Narromine area sees a cough outbreak with few deaths so far and warm weather aiding illnesses. At the Thursday police court five people were fined or jailed for trespass on the railway line. Other items note street clutter by horses and cattle on Sundays, influenza affecting Reverends Atkinson and French, a Masonic ball planned, and a school transfer for A Myers from Yarran Farm to Aratros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narromine
W. Atkinson
J. French
Narromine-Dubbo
Masonic Lodge
A. Myers
Yarran Farm
Aratros
Molong News Tracks Weather Flows and Local Happenings
Molong reports heavy rain totals for the month with 279 points and ongoing flooding on Solong Creek. Prices rise at local butchers prompting talk of a new rival. A school of arts improvements are planned, and Governor’s private audience included photographer Riouits who received thanks from the Mayoress and ball committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Ee Solong
Stanford
School of Arts
McKenzie
South Dubbo
O. G. Riouits
McGuinn
Bile Beans Claim Cure For Bilious Attacks In NSW Letter
A letter from Leon NSW describes chronic bilious attacks and relief after using Bile Beans. The writer credits dramatic health improvement and urges other sufferers to try the remedy, noting benefits for headaches indigestion constipation and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dorduny
Kelly Street
Leon
Nsw
de Bowne
Various Items Of Interest Highlighting Agriculture And Local News
An eclectic roundup notes olive yields and berry production, a foundation stone for a Presbyterian church in Wellington, and a horse named Kenley winning at a Berries Show. It mentions coronation honors for Travgie and Dandler, a large gout of rates owed, and mortality among sheep in Glen Tones. The N S W government wins a grand prix for dairy exhibits at Spa Belgium, and Molong board pays bonuses on foxes and crows. Other items cover prickly pear destruction rewards, Jonathan apples as a £200 per acre crop, a tongue twister query, ship traffic of North German Lloyd, miner rights in Cumnock, temperance remarks, and election sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Presbyterian Church
Edon Quarge
Kenley
Qcon Bowen
Travgie
Dandler
Liew
F. B. Samuels
Glebe Council
G. H. Reid
Glen Tones
N.S.W
Spa
Belgium
Molong A
Queenshind
Bath Thrat
Lloyd's Foot
Minera
Cumnock
Eden George
Department
Kibble
Cumnocck
Jaane Miner
Manildra
Sydney
J. F. Wynne
Shoul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parkes
Dubbo
A. J. Matthews
Peak Hill
Bogan Gate
W. W. Black
B. M. Lowing
PVE
EH. J. H. Farey
General Carrier
T. G. McFarland
Surlot Astuuvian
Lyndon Wright
Caswell Street
Malouf's
A.stewart & CO
Court Street
PFP
Parees
A. Stewart & Co., Parkes
F.C. Dawes
Tomingley
Tddlow
Western Queen Flour - Mills
Dalton Street
McGee & Co
Martin O’brien
J. A. Gousens
South
A.M. Paton
R. J. Parker
Peak Till
Cambridge Club
Llegance
Bathurst
J. C. Wibard
Jenolan
Dubbo Masonic Hall
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