Molong Mems and Local Happenings in Brief
Railway Commissioners defer grain shed fee at local station. Dorothy Fitzpatrick tops London College of Music exams at Bathurst. A 201 lb cod found in Bell River near Lake Hole. Bell River fishing cited as evidence of near close season. Balderodgery Progress Association active under Secretary D F McLean. Lance Smith reports grasshopper plague affecting about 7000 acres at Bore Station. Thursday night rainstorm damaged fencing near West End. Molong Butter Factory payments drop over £400 in October due to drought, with improvements after rains. Mr W Murray buys W L Sherringham farm at Cumnock, to take possession in late January.
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Qwine
Along Railway Station
Mies Dorothy Fitzpttrick
J. QO. L. Fitzpatrick
Mlp
London College of Music
Bathurst
R. C. Toms
Larras Lake
Bell River
Lake Hole
D. F. McLean
Lance Smith
Bores Station
West End
Molong
W. Murray
Yullundry
W. ‘Tl. Sherringham
Cummnock
Promising Young Appointee to Molong Pastures Board
Mr. Geo Treweeke named successor to Mr R E Moone on the Molong Pastures Protection Board. Despite youth he shows potential as a useful member. Treweeke sits on Bores Shire Council and owns Davy’s Plain Station near Cudal. He is son of the late Fred Treweeke, a prominent Orange district figure.
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R. E. Moone
Molong Pastures
Darling Surprise: English Cricket Anecdote From Bourke
Albert Trott recounts in a British weekly a Darling yarn about an English eleven visiting Bourke. During a marine picnic Ulyett fell overboard and was chased by a shark, rescued at the last moment, amid famed Darling misrules on geography.
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Rourke
Wilcannia
Albert Trott
Bourke
Ulyett
Melbourne
N.S. W
Cooperation Drives Farm Breeding Groups in Barron County
Last year 250 Barron County farmers visited the State Agricultural College at Madison and heard Dean Henry on forming country breeding associations. They organized three such associations and subsequently reported 33 pure bred bulls—20 Holstein 10 Guernsey and 3 Jersey—from the region over the year.
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Barron Country
Wisconsin
State Agricultural College
Madison
Dean Henry
Guernsey
Jersey
Bonnington's Irish Moss for Throat and Lung Relief
For 35 years Bonnington's Irish Moss has been used for affections of the chest throat and lungs. It never fails to give relief if you obtain the genuine article.
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Bonnington
Rory O'More Stallion Prospect and Show Record Summary
Rory O More, color brown stallion by Douglas and Childe Harold line, appears in police and mounted unit interest. Shows include Grenfell Show 1905 to 1906 with multiple trot results and second-place finishes. Terms: £2 10s per single mare with volume discounts. season Sept to early December. Wuin(n)n Bros. owners.
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Duglas
Childe Harold
Harold
Maud
Rendyk
Humbletonian
Portia
Voltaire
Mambrias Chief
Thorn
Dune Portia
Rwebuck
Whip
Crazy Jine
Care
Mambrino
Kien
Mambring Patoheen
Phorne
Mamberino Chief
Jordan
Bertram
Chevoker
Snowdon
Hercules
Rory O' More
Wuinn Bros
Rock Huon headlines season as leading trotting stallion
Thoroughbred trotting stallion Rock Huon earns honors at Narromine and Parker shows, winning trot stakes and show handicaps. The four year old dark bay stallion from Greta boasts strong conformation and perfect movement. Season runs September to December with breeding terms: £5 5s per single mare. every fifth mare served free.
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Howdie
Greta
Huon
Lugilla Fiimp
J. Greta
van Cleve
Newington
Dubbo
Sydney
Rock Hoon
Lark Bay
Nothong Sinew
Rock Huon
Narromine
Parker Show
Prootoids Promises Quick Relief for Headache and Indigestion
An advertisement touts Prootoids as a fast acting remedy for headache, indigestion, and constipation. It claims liver benefits, rapid relief where other aperients fail, and urges readers to order by mail from W. G. Hearne in Geelong, Victoria.
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Rowella
W. G. Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
Native Prince the Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion at Reedys
Native Prince a bay pure bred Clydesdale stallion stands 10 this season at Reedys. Foaled 2 November 1903 he won first prize for two year olds at Sydney Royal Show and has multiple champion prizes at Parkes. Descended from Crown Prince and Lord Salisbury with NZ and Scotland bloodlines, he offers quality sire potential. Terms four pounds four shillings per mare. Season runs September 1 to November 30. mares to be paid for and removed. Owner Gibson.
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Hoon Junior
Gib
Hoven
Huon
Lucilla
King Harold
Siar
Startle
Forbes
Ranswond
Brighton
Dubbo
Forbex
Parkes
Sydney
Bert Stanford
Jersey Flat
Mingelo
Royal Sovereign
Mag Hlantive
Blossom
Star of Hope
Betty
Tasmania
Prixox Kiovan
Vielut
Young Superior
Florence
Orox
Scotland
Cox
Blackley
Highland Societys
Victoria
Dhain
Wenthome
Neil Black
Violet
Beauty
Victor
Vrince Koyal
Okeh Ovcasion
Sydney Royal Show
Prince Alfred
Sir Percival
Australia
Crown Prince
Gig. Sind
Lord Saliahury
Darling
Tintack
Dainty Davie
Donel
Highland Societies
Lord Salisbury
Wative Prince'sdam Grace
New Zealand
Rhinewe Wy
Damn Gyp
Argyle
Colin Campbell
Prince Charley
Young Hucker
Grace
Brilliant Boy
Roseberry
Tyinee
Wales
Prince
Prince of Wales
Glencoe
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Tue
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Rory O’more
Douglas
Peon Anche
Tom Sevond
A—Ek Hilt
Fancy Goods
Sid Barnett
Askes
M. P. Harris
Caswell Street
Omin Gllewy
Federal
Matare
Federation
Marchioness
Venenan
Vederal
Fepewanl
Ounding District
Prince Royal
Reedy
Gibson