Rainfall Report Relieves Drought in District
The district received general rain with heavier amounts in some areas. Wilga Vale recorded half an inch, Ourra 36 points, and Bercham reported 110. Though insufficient for full requirements, the rain eases pastoral pressure and may reduce fodder costs as ploughing resumes after weeks of standstill.
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Burox
Ill
Wilga Vale
Ourra
Bercham
J. L. Arthur
Language case in lane near McLeans Hotel
John Burrs faced a May 4 obscenity charge in a magistrate court. Constable Hill testified Burrs and three men were in the lane, Burrs denied bad language and claimed Joe Adams used the obscene terms. The PM dismissed the case due to doubt, Adams to be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burrs
P.M
Mr. McIntosh
Constable Hill
McLean's Hotel
Anguage
Joe Adams
Litchfield
Adams
Joseph Adams
Smith
The Bishop's Visit to Desk District Church
The Right Rev. Dr Pert will arrive this afternoon and be formally received at the church by district residents and Convent pupils. The visit is described as a significant ecclesiastical occasion for the community.
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Bath
Pert Aie
Ben ‘Accou
Dubbo Land Board Sits On Local Holdings Cases
At Dubbo Land Board sittings the following local cases were dealt with Applications can Acquire Homestead sections E. F. Raliges from John Bouffler Wil Handa from W. H. Parr To Bee to Residence on one of two Holdings E. F. Hodges Postponed W. D. Handa Foponad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
E. F. Raliges
John Bouffler
Wil Handa
W. H. Parr
Bee
E. F. Hodges
W. D. Handa
Gramophones and Records At DeLacy's In Town
Mr H L DeLacy sells gramophones and records in town and district. This week he landed the instrument winning the Sydney Show gold medal first prize, on sale for fifteen guineas. The fine phonograph has seen large recital guidings and DeLacy holds 800 records across many genres for customers to hear before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. DeLacy
DeLacy
Sydney
DeLacy Ason
Stolen Horse Case in Small Debts Court
James Woods sued Walter Braithwaite for £10 bought for a horse later found to be stolen. The court heard that Braithwaite had the horse a week, bought from Mr. West, then sold it to Miles who recovered £14 value. Police seized the horse and Woods sought repayment. verdict was for £10 with 9s costs. The magistrate noted Braithwaite’s remedy was against West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woods
Walter Braithwaite
Mr. McIntosh
Mr. Dent
Miles
Albury
Braithwaite
Mr. West
Korea
P.M
Weit
Mr. Weit
Warden’s Court Denies Further Suspension on Tomingley Mine Leases
Mrs. A M Paton sought additional suspension of labor conditions on gold leases at Tomingley, arguing capital is being raised and the mine has run for eight to nine years with wages and machinery costs. She said more machinery is needed. no new leases exist. The Warden refused further suspension beyond three months, warning it would be the last time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McKensey
A. M. Paton
Tomingley
Vs. Paton
Bicycle Road Race Forbes to Parkes and Back
A 42 mile road race from Forbes to Parkes and return had 28 competitors. W Johnson won with 11 minutes, G Tumber 9 minutes 30 seconds, R J McNamara 2 hours 4 minutes 11 seconds fastest overall, taking a champion’s prize. W Campbell, A Musgrove and E J Sladden also placed, with Foote Bros trophy and Palmer tyres awarded.
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Forbes
Parkes
World copper output and local incidents span many regions
Last year global copper production reached 763711 tons with Australia supplying 43000 tons. Reports include a rooster dispute case in Lismore, a fatal rabbit-shooting accident at Gardiner's Creek in Victoria, and the Orange postmistress death at 70. Other items note Kibah Station sale, sheep prices, and the Besses Band tour earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lismore
George Houghting
Gardiner's Creek
Victoria
Orange
William Mayfield
Urawilkie
Coonamble
Kibah
Liverpool Plains
Riverina
New Zealand
Besses
Fragmented global stats and odd anecdotes from a late 19th century clipping
An eclectic mix of labor figures by country, historical executions, a schoolboy essay excerpt, a cow producing six calves with high mortality, and humorous or cautionary anecdotes. Also notes on electricity and pain, a Sydney police remark about a watch snatcher, and a Victoria shooting incident with two confessors.
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Germany
England
Branco
Duriong
Rentestia
Ao Texas
Jay Gould
George Jay Gould
New York
James Ellia
Sydney Police
Parkes Examiner
Labour Party
Canan
George Houghting
Glen Iris
Victoria
Houghting
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Peak Hill Ee
Tomingle of
Terford Ee
Roseneath Wilga Vale
Harvey Park
Ourra Genanagie
Trundle
Gramaphones
Schute
Bell & CO
Ai. Schute, E. R. Poser
W. B. Mylecharane
D. Bell
Bridge St
Bank N.S
Wales
Bounington
Australasia
Dalgety
Warden’s Court
Ilantacroven
Lro
George Bt
Bydney