31 May 1924
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
1
A reader from New Zealand praises the Sunshine Advocate for its growing weekly circulation. He recounts his past land purchases near Sunshine, optimism for its future city status, and notes Auckland’s beauty and rain as he hopes to return to Sunshine next year.
The Maribyrnong Swimming Life Saving Club held its sixth fortnightly event on a breezy evening with about 40 attendees. Fun games and camaraderie filled the night, refreshments were enjoyed, and Mr Nevel-Bell won the points race while Mr Bobby Lewis finished a close second.
A young married resident of Sunshine reported a man posing as a constable tried to arrest her in the city last night. He produced handcuffs and a revolver and urged her toward Bourke Street watchhouse. She offered the nearer St Kilda police station. the man fled when a friend appeared.
Braybrook plans to export soil for boosting cricket wickets in Brisbane area. A 50 cubic yards order of Sunshine soil is sourced to supply about 10 wickets. With export demand rising, local communities and resources are urged to consider other crops and trades for balance. discussions mention flourishes of poetry and football talent, and the need for experts for the Federal city.
A fragmented note notes rising interest in short stories and mentions readers near caches discussing what counts as short. The text lists unclear phrases about meal options and recycling, indicating noisy OCR and sparse readable facts.
The quarterly lodge meeting held in Le Mere ize wan St Mary May Zit drew a splendid attendance. Five new members were initiated amid an enthusiastic audience. the sick list showed a seasonal rise. Officers for the next half year include Bros E Evans PNG Joe Anderson NG G trans H Edwards Cond Wai E Willa Gaar trustees ite R Weaver Adama. Auditors Bros R White and Joe Anderson. Members reminded of the next meeting in the room for the election of officers.
Tight Feather discusses how many enter poultry culture with weak grounding in science. A farmer who culled and tweaked feeds saw egg production falter as meat meal was misused. Overfeeding meat meal caused diarrhoea and illness. proper protein limits boost production and economy.
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