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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
2
In loving memory of our dear mother Mary Fain who departed February 1984. We think of you fondly and miss your gentle presence each day. We, her daughter and son Blais and Ken, send heartfelt love from Appletree Navrabi.
The Mail reports a heated dispute over the Labor platform ahead of the council election. It criticizes those who upheld the platform yet now repudiate its reform plank, noting the strain on workers fighting fires and the call for wider recognition of working men’s sacrifices. The piece hints at a mayoral meeting to address the issue.
Local Bowral report covers land purchase in Bong Bone Street, proposed building plans, a claim about a 60 by 160 feet frontage, and community chatter. Also reported are infant deaths and births in Moss Vale, a hospital balance sheet, a fatality from a road incident near Camden, water supply disruptions, upcoming political meetings, church and charity events, and local raffle and competition results with several named participants and donors.
A man charged at the Policy Court with falsely claiming to be authorized to receive funds for a paper called The Home Budget faced a £10 fine and restitution. The report blends local court action with notices of upcoming films and community events, including a sermon on theater and music careers, and a 節 carnival committee update.
In Young Court an official farewell was held for Mr. Lt. Hogan, Wallkaoers ralator of Young, who retires from prastiny wed Vahon. The event featured two presents a watch and medal. The Attorney General granted permission for Hogan to be honored in the court base x law recognition of his long career. The gathering acknowledged his service and retirement in Bowral.
An article describes Methodist support for a church fair organized by women workers. Lady Foster and Lady Fulbe urged community praise while Rev. A Morris Yate commented on the choir and the women’s role in the fair. The event marked the retirement of the pastor and highlighted ongoing efforts to raise funds for church goals.
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