Progress Associations Drive Taralga Community Reform
The Taralga Progress Association and the Taralga Railway League have spurred local reforms including extended telephone service, road and street repairs, a new school, and better Wombeyan Caves House facilities. A deputation secured ministerial attention and money for projects, with ongoing efforts to extend lines and improve amenities. The secretary E Lee invites new members to support the coming year.
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Taralga Progress Association
Court
Roslyn-Taralga
Taralga Railway League
Public Works Committee
Mark Morton
M.L.A
Bullion
Wearborugh
Yalbraith
Wombeyan Caves House
Procrean Association
Mulwaree Shire
Curraweela
Mount Defiance
Barnaby
Bogaduck
Temere
E. Lee
Wit and Humor Notebook Scraps From a Nominal Train of Laughs
A fragmentary column presents a mix of quirky dialect exchanges and comic inserts. Jumbles of dialogue include bemused passengers and workers, a hotel scene with a pet creature, and stray lines about trains, manners, and misheard remarks.
Progressive Party critique of Country First candidates in Australia
The article argues Progressives are principled men sacrificing private gain for public service. It critiques preselection ballots and urges voters to consider honesty, independence, and country interest over party. It links Parliament seats to national stability and rural prosperity, urging support for Progressives to strengthen reform.
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Progressive Party
Tte
Australia
Country First Movement
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Fire damages Mert's Dack in Sydier on Samerniet
A disastrous fire broke out at Mert's Dack in Sydier on Samerniet, causing extensive damage. No injuries are reported and investigators are assessing the scene for the cause.
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Mert
Dack
Sydier
Samerniet
Wool Report Sydney Auction Day Brief
Wool sale results show 700 bales offered with high-class fleece. Medium sorts uneven demand. comebacks and crossbreds competitive but prices eased, especially for lower grades. Principal Yard sales included Merriman Yass, Selwyn Miller Harefield, estate WH Carter Manilla, Hallam Gunning, Fitzpatrick Warre, Macdonald Wrega, Marina Youn, Barrey Barret, Crossing Mudgee.
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Tavensworth
E. J. Merriman
Fay. Yass
Thuretiv
Janary
Aoction
J. Merriman
Yass
Selwyn Miller
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WH. Carter
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Seal
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Gunning
AL Fitzpatrick
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Nationalism and Local Government Drive for Shire Empowerment
Archdale Parkhill notes government shifts toward empowering local councils to drive municipal projects. The Local Government Validation and Amendment Bill enabled suburban youth groups to form utilities like the Symbolda Tuilen electric works, with northern shires spearheading hydro power schemes. Cabinet support and technical assistance backed bridge building and the Jackadgery scheme, aiming to reduce red tape and promote self reliance in local governance.
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National A
Ns.w
County Council
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Aix Shirce
Ymbolda Tuilen
George Fuller
Counetia
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Earle Page
Missingham
George Feller
Spit
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Wool sale outlook and logistics in Melbourne wool trade
Selutu Bella Co Ltd reports steady wool sales despite a strike threat and notes high prices. The piece describes logistics from wagon to warehouse to ship, confirms ongoing storage challenges, and thanks partners for handling the holiday-season receipts.
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Selutu
Bella Co. Ltd
Weber
Sydney
Melbourne
Mit Lou and Dadgery sales report mixed market signals
Mit Lou and Dadgery Ltd notes market activity this week reflecting Hiwin features of last week. Demand for fine wool remains supported with new rounds of orders and American buyers securing the strongest contracts as manufacturing centers show proportional activity. Conditions at home and abroad are favorable with continued demand across regions.
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Mit, Lou & Dadgery. Ltd
Auctions Resume After Christmas Break for Next Selling Half
The notices indicate auctions end the first half of the selling season, followed by a three week Christmas recess. Sales resume January 12th with the January 17th schedule bringing forward 6405 bales for a more attractive selection.
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Wien
Kmas
Wool market closes year with strong demand on merino clips
Qoldabrough Mort & Co Ltd report brisk activity in the December sales with strong competition for fine to superfine merino and geossebreds. Irregular and medium merino types sold weakly and withdrawals rose. The year ends Thursday with a catalogue of 65,000 bales featuring many high quality clips and a forecast of strong competition at a healthy level.
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Qoldabrough, Mort & Co. Ltd
Bayere
Local Printing Note from Crookwell Proprietor
Printed and Published by Robert John Winning of Turamalki Mauareden street Crookwell for the Proprietors Ro J Winning 4 Son.
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Robert John Winning
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