Taralga District Promises Growth With Rail Link Looming
The Taralga Echo prize essay highlights Taralga and surrounding towns as a rich agricultural and pastoral district. Cattle and especially wool producing sheep drive income. potatoes and dairy are key crops with a new railway seen as a major asset. The district expects wealth and tourism growth from the railway and attractions like the Wombeyan Caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taralga
Tarlaga and District
Tarlaga
Goulburn
Sydney
Myrtleville
Hanneby
Bullio
Golapie
Stonequarry
Yalbraith
Curraweela
New Year Dance at Taralga Social Evening
Mrs M 3 Wiles hosted a New Year Eve dance at Orchard Street Taralga with about thirty guests. Rooms were decorated and attendees wore bright frocks and lace caps. Guests enjoyed dancing, games, and vocal and instrumental items including a mock wedding. Mr Keven Ward of Cooma received a musical send off from relatives at the Argyle Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Orchard-Street
Taralga
Keven Ward
Cooma
George War
Marriage Arranged Between McAlister and Handley in Taralga
A marriage has been arranged between Mr James McAlister of Yalbraith and Miss Phyllis Handley, daughter of Mr Phillip Handley of Yalbraith. The wedding is set for Taralga on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAlister
Yalbraith
Mike Phyllis Handley
Phillip Handley
Taralga
Presentation and Social Evening at Redbank Hall Honors Mrs Davy
Redbank Hall overflowed on a Wednesday evening for a presentation to Mrs Davy and family of Carravale. Taralga guests filled the venue as speakers lauded the Davy family and neighbours. Musical entertainment by Baker and Drew complemented dances while Major Twynam and the Boys provided extras. Mr McPherson introduced as Carravale’s new owner received a warm welcome and Mrs Davy’s family plans Crookwell residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbank Hall
Mra. Davy
Carravale
Crockwell
Taralga
Frienia
J. Cummins
Davy
Missea Davy
Stan Davy
McPherson
Familly
Crookwell
Myrtleville District Notes On Farms And Health
Myrtleville reports ailing Mr W Barry remains in St Vincent's Hospital after a serious operation with slow progress toward recovery. W McKenzie bought R Baxter's property, plans improvements this year. Strathairn farmer McKenzie harvested a fine hay crop, with others in the district also yielding well. Toralga Co operative Dairy shows record returns due to a good season and new butter factors. Golapie applies for progress, and Taralga Agricultural Society aims to arrange exhibits for the Taralga show. Myrtleville could field a strong exhibit with local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barry
MecKengle
Toralga
Taralgo District Set to Become Regional Production and Tourism Hub
Residents envision Taralgo and surrounding district evolving into a key producing area and tourist center in the near future, signaling a shift toward growth, investment, and regional prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taralgo
GOLSPiE district notes and local updates
From Our District Correspondent Mr Fred Boys of The Dane receives medical care for a crown enlargement and expects full recovery. Tad Webster, ex‑catrlet, visits Taralga district with ALF service history. H Rose family enjoy Christmas holidays. Jack Marmont’s form shines in Srginey. December rainfall 50 points. Lambs reared by A C Bradery at Col Brie fetch 40/10 at Temenusa. Marmonts fail five hundred championship challenge. holders prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’ Boys
Mr. Boys
Fred
Tad Webster
Catrlet
Ted
Rydney
ALF
Tery
A. C. Bradhery
Col- Brie
Temehusa
Peelwood Racing Club Announces First Meeting Weights and Nominations
Peelwood Racing Club opens entries for the first event day with multiple handicaps including Opening Handicap about £12, Trial Handicap about £6, Peelwood Cup Handicap about £30 10s with £20 added, Mack Race Handicap about £6 and Flying Handicap about £9 plus a Forced Handicap £7. Nominations close Tuesday January 6 1925 at 6 pm with details required for each entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prourhamme
Prine
PF. Maguire
Cara Leaves Hotels in Taralga and Goulburn
A noting of Cara leaving Mudie's Hotel Taralga on the 10.80 mam time and leaving Grand Central Hotel Goulburn at 4 pam, detailing travel or lodging changes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
Mudie's Hotel
Taralga
Care
Grand Central Hotel
Goulburn
Splendid Little Farm At Mudies Hotel Auction
A farm of 7 acres adjoining Taralga urban area will be sold by auction at Mudie s Hotel at 1 30 pm. It features a wire netted subdivision to Taralga Creek, a small weatherboard cottage, yards, and frontages. The property was formerly owned by the late Mr N Chalk a and is described as a particularly good farm. Note date Saturday January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie
HK. Anderson
Anderson
Burra Creek
Queanbeyan River
Taralaa
New South Wales
Taralga
Chas. Chalkerty
Mudie
Turalga Creek
N. Chalker
Crookwell Special Sheep and Cattle Sale at Crookwell Yards
O H Furner & Co. sell by auction with 5000 head including Merino wethers and ewes in various tooth ages and forward condition, comebacks, lambs, and mixed cattle. Sales start cattle 11 am and sheep 2 pm with noted forward conditions and lambs at foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Furner & CO
Crookwell
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Taralga and District
Staple Industries
Bannaby
Mesara
Hillus Bros
Mesers
Charterla Bros
Keith
J. J. Walsh
Owen Maher
W. Cree
Perios
Timbers
Louriet
Wombeyun
Taralea
Jenolan
Taralga Agricultural Society
Golspie
Brothers Jim An
Fred Marmont
Peelwood Racing Club
H. M. Fanty
Pan
J.m
Peelwood
Taralga - Goulburn
M* Hob Isaac
Lata Alf
T. A. Langlois
Comino
BROS
iOr
Bradbury
Mudin
Meringa
Gunning
Carson Bros
Burragorang
Taralga Property Sale
E. J. Croke
MLA
Harvard
J. & Dale
Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Ltd
H. W. Pinkerton
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Radio — Radio
J. M. Pedley & Son
Mudie's
Resch’s
Pilsener
Resch’s Ales, Lagers, & Stout
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