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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
18
A partial OCR item mentions a cheer time and a reference to a person. readable elements are sparse and no clear event or names are established for a fuller summary.
An important sale scheduled for Wednesday at Harvey Park begins at 11am. Mr. H. N. Gibson will sell in conjunction with Mesara, Mitchell, and Wilkins. Full particulars are advertised.
An English observer describes rabbits as a dire scourge in Australia. Farmers erect extensive wire fences to protect land while rabbits swarm and die, piling up in heaps and allowing new waves to cross barriers. One district reportedly suffered about fifty thousand pounds in damage from these pests.
Attention drawn to unsatisfactory Kadina Public School facilities with a twenty year old building failing to meet rising Bronns attendance. Summer unsettled by lack of shelter and grass seating. winter housing a failing chimney and rain ingress. Residents urge Department to construct an entirely new, spacious building while using the old structure as a shelter shed.
A Santa Fe jobmaster named George and relatives became millionaires after a badger led miners to a rich gold vein on three Nevada claims. They found a nugget worth £2000 and a gold bearing quartz vein, turning the George family into substantial wealth. The strange tale ends with speculation on the lucky animal’s fate.
Newsroom notes the Spring Show nears in about seven days with broader selection and lively interest as preparations accelerate amid seasonal trading and public anticipation.
An advertisement promotes pump separators for dairying in Peak Hill District. It touts large capacity and no contact between milk and cream, automatic milk supply, easy cleaning, simple maintenance, adjustable speed, sharp skimming, and low wear. Prices start at £11 10s with liberal terms from R. B. Howard & Sons, Parkes and Peak Hill agents.
A Peak Hill correspondent praises the town’s band activity during Show week on July 25 and 26. The Town Band under T Laing drew crowds, while the Myalls Peak Hill Brass Band under J S Christophers impressed at the R C Bazaar with about twenty players and strong instrument quality. The writer commends Bandmaster Christophers and Broni’s Band under J Wade, notes developing players like P Croft junr, and envisions broader band interest in the region as youth take up the discipline.
It is no use arguing about electors choosing time-serving mediocrities for Parliament. Only those unable to earn a living otherwise will stand as candidates, and electors cannot vote for someone not on the ballot.
A correspondent reports a farmer who forces his wife to milk as he watches, then goes to town for a drink while she labors in the fields under fear and trembling to finish before the boss returns.
A vintage chest remedy named Bonnington's Trish Moss is praised for broad use across ages, claiming superior satisfaction to other cough remedies. The advertisement targets both youth and old age, positioning the product as a preferred cough solution.
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