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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
20
notices of a sale ordered by H N Ginson following instructions from A C C Hinder to auction all superior furniture and effects at Tomingley with full particulars to be advertised later.
A six year old girl on Huskisson Street wrote and posted a note to “Dear God in Heaven” asking for her mother’s healing. The envelope returned stamped insufficiently addressed, with the child’s simple slip inside asking God to make mother better.
list of church services for March 17 to Good Friday across Peak Hill Derriberg and Waterloo with Holy Communion Lantern Service and Evensong led by Rev. H. G. Wiltson Mission Chaplain and local ministers. Schedule includes peak hill times and dates for Holy Communion services and Passion plays.
A Bedford made agricultural motor wowed spectators at the Derby Royal Show by cutting a ripe field with two six foot binders, fetching a threshing machine, threshing, grinding flour, baking bread, ploughing, cultivating, and sowing a catch crop in six hours, all powered by paraffin.
The March issue notes confusion over Bobs wheat with some farmers growing inferior milling grain under the name. It stresses that genuine Bobs is a preferred milling wheat and warns of spurious seed in Bathurst and nearby areas. farmers are urged to obtain pure seed from reputable sources to ensure genuineness.
The text notes that in Russia no photographer may take pictures without a license and recounts an incident in Turkey where a photographer's camera was smashed, the man jailed for three weeks and banished. It also mentions a warrant for millionaire Rockefeller over evading a subpoena in a suit against the Standard Oil Trust.
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