Joe Toad of Bowral Featured in Local Roundup
Bowral's Joe Toad appears in a brief local item alongside Byarden and Bed Bo Darbell in a short community notes segment.
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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 15, 1929
Page
3
Bowral's Joe Toad appears in a brief local item alongside Byarden and Bed Bo Darbell in a short community notes segment.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Sorice and Frasoxs amid gunfire or conflict, with references to Humt and Promund, and a note of respect for persons in Poiana MA. The text is unclear but points to a local incident involving named individuals and a public observance.
PME annual meeting notice appears in terse civic notice form. Names and affiliations are garbled but indicate a scheduled gathering of professional bodies and attorneys. The fragment references CHEW and Hon. Bar with unclear roles or titles.
A city committee or Alderman Paine reports on proposals affecting Valetta Street and surrounding routes. The motion directs the Clerk to contact property owners about transferring land to round off curbs and pay transfer costs. The plan lists many street corners and streets to be impacted by the rounding.
In a fragmentary notice the article lists services and trades related to motor cycles and cycle repairs. It hints at a classification or licensing context and references repairs, maintenance, and associated trades, with unclear surrounding detail.
This column invites readers to share views on matters of public interest. The writer must reveal their name to the editor before publication. The editor states they do not necessarily endorse or oppose any view and will represent contributors as named.
A fragmented reminiscence from Arthur Wuwton about the Oowral Telephone Exchange. The text recalls hardships during a rush period, staff duties, and the morale of workers with scattered phrases about telephones and daily routines.
The Ambulance committee seeks voluntary labor and funds to raise land and support a new ambulance service. The request calls for a public meeting of guardians and interested parties to explore methods, including potential sales and labor contributions, to cover costs and sustain operations.
A garbled report details a court action over a national operation and a deal with a Riding Committee. It notes W Gutiver and Beebe, with Alsop and Min Alvi involved, and mentions a withdrawal from a company as well as renewed deal terms with the Court and Riding Commissioners.
In Exeter a community gathered to honor Mr. AL Sheath and Miss Sheath on departure. Speakers, including Mrs W. Shale and Mina Sheath, lauded their kindness and leadership, with gifts presented by pupils and citizens. Mr Sheath expressed gratitude for the sympathy and support shown by friends and neighbors.
A Sydney Sydney cable recounts a fatal road crash near Gundagel involving McDougall of Millagang and Iwdwek during a return journey. McDougall died, while a passenger Sustained injuries. Obituaries follow for W H Carmichael of Mittigong and Sydney, noting ties to families and a concurring retirement from the Building Committee chair.
The text catalogs a chaotic mix of phrases about washing hair without soap, clothing, and various shop items. It mentions gloves, cocoanut products, motor running, private board, hardware, seeds, and loans. Named places include Bowral and Harby, with assorted goods and services implied in a weathered late 19th or early 20th century ad sheet.
At a Tuesday Mont Vale Council meeting, 4 letters were read from Union Trustee Co. of Australia offering land at 4 Railway Street for a park. The council agreed to consider a grant of unpaid rates and to secure title, paving the way to public recreation.
The report explains a planned combination of cattle sections into a single unit, detailing the integration of lawarran and Milking Shortborms into one section for efficiency. It notes expected increases in output and a fifty percent rise in value as the amalgams mature under the new structure.
Fragmented OCR text discusses gas in the stomach, discomfort, and attempts to banish gas with various remedies. Mentions doctors, vendors, and crowding symptoms. No clear names or dates.
In a crowded session Ald and O Reilly discussed a large euro related dispute over a rout, tied to a £77,000 stake. The dialogue touched on new pricing and production duties, with warnings that the market could shift as safeguards raise fears of a high impulse toward the pound.
A fragmented note describes butter testing tables tied to water content and cant units. It mentions 9 water content at 12 per cant and a Greek name Seilaih in Australia, noting limits of 16 per cant and various taudarion sizes. The text hints at tulition percentage within legal limits and profitability for the industry, with unclear references to per eymt and members.
A farm report describes clover growth at Dapto improving pasture health. Progenies show strong establishment, with yields per acre and growth patterns noted over several months. The article highlights pasture recovery, reseeding efforts, and future plans to sustain the stand through seasonal conditions.
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