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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented local notice mentions a community gathering at Larmoon 1511 with a Jungghamme event and related activities. Another sentence notes a late night at hull WME and references a bet or oath connected to Hiatejes Hath. The readable text is unclear on precise dates or participants.
The Taralga sale featured a large run of sheep with varied prices and conditions. Cattle brought a range of bids including young heifers and dairy cows, with totals and averages noted.
At the recent swimming carnival Jim Moloney and teammates led a strong showing. George White and Murray set pace while Croke Webb and others fought hard. Krookwell aided by local support. the team eyes the upcoming carnival and hopeful entries.
In Sunley morning the Rev Napine Javeas delivered a solemn sermon with large congregation. Officiants Alma Tharley Jeah and Martn Peden assisted. many ministers and volunteers attended and offerings were noted by several choir members and lay readers.
An item from Taralga A P A H H Society notes a call for patriots to support a forthcoming show. It mentions Mr. Fred Chapman and a craft competition with a £5 5s due duty. The committee aims to revive trade, with plans for a prize and new innovations at the show.
Alma Pick former Taralga Post Office staff, pending her boat eye in Taralga. Mrs Rown and daughter Pea of Sydney visiting. In Taralga Mrs H Sarat of Goulbien visiting. Mian Cooily Wiles of Tuenday Joes preparing a pupil at Mian Cooily’s college in Goulburn. Readouts cover local concerts, river trip preparations on the Murrundubgee River below Bookham, and society mentions including Mrs J Cusack Crantiraan and Frank Pitagtbhon in hospital.
In a local ground match on Saturday two teams faced off with Perry securing multiple wickets. Key performances included 102 not out by ? Bradbury, heavy bowling from Perry, and several players like Gordon and Le Lyone contributing with decisive dismissals. Final totals show Perry’s bowlers restricting the opposition and building a strong reply for victory.
Kathlewn Clows tom Sonngose daughter of the late Frofermue TK Coustin and Aten Clouston of Seilies exchanged vows with John H Cane ington. Rev A S McCook officiated at Saint Peter's Church in January. The bride wore a satin gown with lace and a veil, and her attendants wore frocks with matching wear. After the ceremony the couple hosted a reception at Bargenta Market Street.
The Taralga Echo outlines advertising rules with rates and payment terms and notes that advertisements may be omitted at the proprietors discretion. It also announces a two day race meeting at a distant town, urging readers to wake up to the event.
An old advertisement extols Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney troubles and backache. Endorsed by Mrs J Sweeney of Crookwall, it claims rapid relief, urges readers to buy through a mail order in Sydney, and emphasizes remedies for urinary disorders and kidney weakness.
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