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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
5
A garbled OCR style snippet references a dancing teacher and a prize, with unclear phrases like Wig and Thay. No coherent event, date, or named entities emerge beyond mentions of dancing and prize context.
Sowral Hike Cab will represent at Move Vale Mittagong rifle meet with shooters Madden J Cerot J G Braun W Armettone F Wield McNary Small W Chant C Lenholm Payne G Gre. Afternoon ball session noted as part of the event.
The second annual epuris day at Sydney Church of England Grammar School for Girls in Mowral featured events on the new grounds at the corner of Kangaloon and Mose Valu Roads. Afternoon events began at 4 pm with multiple age group races and relays. results list junior and senior winners, including Champ-H Whitty and J. Cordeaus, and relay teams from various schools.
The Burrawang Social Football Club hosted a social evening featuring dances and games. Prizes were won in a euchre party and a lady’s prisoner game, with donations of chocolate and ligurette boxes to charity. Proceeds supported the hotel Harrawang contrastor and local fundraising efforts.
Mont Vale hosts juniors in Cup action on Saturday with two big matches in town. Mone Vale faces Robertaon at 2 pm while Bowral moves to Thirlmere for the evening semi final as local clubs battle for the Cup.
The wedding of Miss Curran, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiuth Curran of Borgo, to Mr Cement Aewt Carlo of Bore tetera took place at Nepal Mews a Michaal's Church Mittagong. Dignitaries and family watched as she wore white crepe de chine with a coronet while the groom wore formal morning dress. The ceremony, led by Father Cech, was followed by a reception at the Convent School Mall with music by Mine Brennan and Mr ile Aruna.
A garbled, era voice piece discusses editors, prohibition, and footballers. It mentions a drunken team and a call to drink, with stray phrases about Yale, Big-I, and a top square. The fragment ends with an incomplete footballer remark and no clear event.
A Victorian era style piece argues against restricting personal liberty over alcohol. It defends a voter referendum outcome on closing hours and warns against stripping majority will. It contends reforms must not trample individual rights and criticizes meddling in private choices.
Ngwor area friends report broadcasting a statement by Annie Swan Jagainet Prohibition critic. The British Workley May issue quotes her view that prohibition has flaws but the experiment has proven justified by improved conditions and the better health and wages of the working class.
A 1928 newspaper fragment urges individual responsibility and an opportunity to aid in "the evan sey" while noting plans for events including a Bowral Soccer match between Mittagong and Berra. The piece references fundraising or supportive actions to combat drinking and hunger and mentions Archia McNit in a key role during a September 1 game.
Fragmentary musing urges voters to act with faith and conscience to improve the world. The text positions a Christian woman voice urging wakefulness among her audience, calling for virtuous conduct and public virtue amid political life.
The text argues that respect for law is a deep civic foundation and that lawmakers must uphold personal freedom. It warns that departing from this principle invites revolt and desecrates minority rights in the eyes of British lawmakers.
A public notice states that persons found in the region musting hunting fachikiware or med by order bend MK dareell. The document references a specific directive and a local authority enforcing the措 legality and temporary actions. It lists no additional names, dates, or locations beyond the stated categories and authority.
A fragmented ad mentions support for Prohibition and urges votes in a Bowral area matter. It references farmers, a deposit offer, weekly notices, and a call to keep openings at a central square. The legible items reference a campaign style appeal without clear names or dates.
Readable fragments show NSW items about spending, a church in Bowral and Sydney areas, a vote mention, and local commerce. Names include Rev Logan and J. fhani Ky. Mentions produce stores, sterilized wheat, and hiring motor services.
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