Champion Maize at Albion Park Maize Championship
The South Comet maize championship judge McL Harrison concluded duties at Albion Park after final adjustments await awards. Kangaroo Valley farmer James Graham of Barrengarry won local competition with Hickory King maize on a 450 acre dairy farm, 20 acres in maize and fodder crops. Graham reports promising silage potential and careful ploughing, early August inputs, and weed control yielding strong type and purity. Another top local entry was J Bennett of The Meadows Albion Park, a 10 acre dairy farm, with maize and oats on 20 acres. Bennett’s crop shows excellent weed and disease resistance, and high purity, suggesting strong all-round merit and potential yield near 80 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. L
Harrison
Albion Park
Kangaroo Valley
Royal Agricultural Society
James Gaham
Barrengarry
Graham
Belmore Falls
Osborne
J. Bennett
Macquarie Rivulet
Maine
Prizewinners Crown Royal Championship Cups
The Royal championship cups valued at £20, £15, and £10 were awarded. First place went to J. D Arcy of Boga with Funks' Yellow Dent, 254 points. Second to J M Lamond of Nowra with Hickory King, 944 points. Third or fourth to J Bennett of Albion Park with Hickory King, 91 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D'Arcy
Boga
J. M. Lamond
Nowra
J. Bennett
Albion Park
Glasgow death rate 1927 by ward No License areas
Glasgow reports 1927 death rate 13.7 per 1000. Cathcart ward had 3.8 and Whiteinch 9.5 per 1000, both under No License. The note records health statistics by ward and licensing status.
The Fallen Tree Hotel and Old Bush Tales
A rugged Australian reminiscence centers on the Fallen Tree Hotel near Tumbarumba with Jack Galvin and Ned as long-time drivers who drank at a bottle cached in a hollow log. The piece blends regional lore, bush trees and politics of work, celebrating country women and the motto service not self while recalling old red gums and memory of the bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallen Tree Hotel
Tumbarumba
Baro
Taradale
Wallabies
Womilente
Lance
Jack Galvin
Ned
Jack
Fallen Tree
Adelong
Tumbar- Uniba
Barlow
Laurel Hill
Cherry Hill
Courabura
Tumba
Wineter
Bago Forest
Ted Strah
Sydney Central
Ong Phalanger
Weeds Great Peppermint Cure First Aid for Coughs
An old remedy lists weeds as a cure for coughs colds and influenza, promising quick relief. The note frames peppermint as a key ingredient and highlights its claimed therapeutic benefits.
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Woods
Braemar Tennis Club Hosts Bondi Team Victory Confidence
Braemar members toured a club social at Mitta Gong School of Arts and hosted Bondi visitors in a long weekend of play. Braemar defeated Bondi 141 games to 101 in the main match while Bondi players praised the hosts and expressed intent to visit Braemar again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braemar Tennis Club
Bondi
Braemar
Mittagong School of Arts
W. Webb
B. Isdale
V. Meagher
Mesers
B. Gaillard, Jr
A. Renniz
B. Jones
Mesra
G. Waters
C. Smith
W. Dobson
J. Downs
J. Sheedy
C.e Misses W. Webb
I. Irvine
C. Sell
E. O'Brien
Braemar Club
Rozelle
Whitfield subdivision sale lands in Castlereagh area
Norman H. Whitfield of Castlereagh Sydney area enters the market with Heart of a second subdivision. Early buyers gain potential edge as listing advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo Loco
Norman H. Whitfield
Castlereagh
Sydney
Heart of Ses
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H. E. S. Watts
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E. F. Davis
Wil
G. Stevens
Elwood
Bong Bong St
Frank Reilly
Short .T., Bowral
Springett
Hevrole
Devel
Read Motors
Fae
Chevrolet
Whatman Bros
Agg Lear Sal Anplard
Gellaneeghreet
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