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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
4
Wool prices rise in London and Sydney markets amid scarce quality stock. The Sydney sale week shows improved values for merino and crossbred lines with rain needed to ease pastoral tensions. drought conditions keep wool on the lean side while demand for prime descriptions remains firm.
A Sydney area radio broadcast provoked letters from listeners praising or critiquing the program. Writers from Randwick and Sydney discussed illness advice, child care tips, and requests for training and equipment, while hospitals across New South Wales sought funding for wireless access and patient radio comforts.
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report cattle and stock trading in Sydney for the week. The market notes 294 head of cattle with varied quality, moderate demand, and an uneven yard showing. The report highlights softer prices for poorer lots and a few purchases at mid range, with an active but unsettled market tone.
A fragment notes that relying on radio music for private dances is risky and that provisions would be necessary in July to ensure compliance. The snippet hints at regulatory steps or approvals, but details are unclear.
A fragmented, old-timey safety note outlines driving practices to reduce accidents. It emphasizes maintaining compass with traffic laws, signaling before turns, avoiding passing on curves, sound signaling at curves, staying within lanes, and staying mindful of pedestrians and road conditions. The piece suggests calm driver behavior and cautions that even extra precautions do not prevent all mishaps on crowded streets.
Local government proposes a public works project to install electric light posts along a major roadway. The plan, discussed by council members, aims to improve nighttime visibility and safety, with a timeline to advance pending approvals.
A compact notice states ownership and printing details for a work titled Bolero. It names Robert Sein and involves Gealarwet Crockwall as proprietors and line items for printing at the Linotype Printing Works.
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