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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary obituary items mention Alex Roberywury and misread names linked to the Wilson family. References indicate relatives moving from Australia to America and a late President Wilson connection, with unclear attributions and several garbled terms. The piece lacks coherent facts and readable dates.
The obituary recalls Bertha Cree of Monnay who had long suffered and was mourned by family and friends. The ceremony followed her passing on Wednesday, with community members expressing sympathy for the bereaved family.
A garbled OCR fragment references Alders and a Mes Wo Alders, mentioning place and trial. Readable bits suggest a local civic or appointment note but specifics are unclear.
The new appointee at The Church of England is introduced with details of his election and duties. Weather disruptions persist with extreme cold affecting services. The Taraizu tournament continues in Ballasford as congregations adjust plans. Mrs Croker returns home after illness.
The Goulburn Glee Club defeated Taralee 2 to 0 in a charged hockey clash. Players M Crate and M. dela'ooh starred, with strong defense and bar support enhancing the win for the visitors.
The article recalls Rudolph Valenti and Valentina in a garden scene at Fondon. It notes a long memory tied to a veil or garment and hints at a hospital setting as a backdrop. The text blends legends with a personal memorial and a question of lasting presence.
The monthly meeting of the P.P. Union branch was held. discussions included a review of officers and duties and the appointment of a committee to address finances. The session approved a plan for the balance and proposed actions related to Mr. C. Bradburn and Mr. F Mealiner.
A fragmented OCR reads about an Australian Made reference drive linked to voting and consumer choices. The text mentions an event, production inputs, and a push for domestic goods, with references to an audience, purchases, and a potential impact on local industry and labor. The exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
A Melbourne meeting outlines the Dairy Export Control Board plans for the coming season. Discussions cover overseas freight, stabilization, interstate trade, and potential federal pooling with a uniform pricing scheme. Officials from New South Wales and other committees prepare for July deliberations, including dairy colleges and a federal framework to stabilize butter production.
The annual meeting and election of committees will be held at the Town Hall in August. Nominations are invited for several positions with a ballot likely. Members listed include Musare, J Ruowlen, PV. Donnie, L Sitvntk, and others. financial items show income from subscriptions and gate takings and expenditures on prizes, advertising, and printing.
The Ten is Club held a valedictory meeting at the Met Farce Hall on Wednesday night to honor a departing member from Brube. Mr. Maran chaired the gathering with speeches praising the man of good character and gratitude for townspeople and county friends. A silver salver was presented in tribute, and the host thanked all for shared years of friendship before dancing and a late-morning departure for Tarant.
Crockwell battled through a tough match to defeat Graben Gullen 24 points to a lower tally. Key players Pat Kelch Chris Plumb Chum Churchill Geo Stephenson contributed fights and tackles while Jack Stapenson converted the second try. Referee Mr Aldridge judged the pitch conditions as poor.
Minutes from a Monday night District Board of Control meeting note reappointment of M J Barry and G W Fite at Peters Hill Crookwell, grant of Crook Oil Club permit, and arrangements for a weekend match at Mittanon. President W J Keith reports on an interview and order with a Sydney firm for public notices. target to deliver items to Crackwell at £45 18s. The ward delegation discusses show rounds, dairy and agriculture departments, and local show seating.
A readable schedule listing multiple broadcast events and concerts across July and August. It includes performances by Petersham Congregational, Roseville Mum, Graham Memorial Charen, and other groups with dates, venues such as Randwick Presbyterian Church and United Church, and show names like Revue Company and Junk sttote tribute.
Publications Received notes Clifton Bowne a noted collageer and the booklet Springtins Rose and Yeu opens the volume. The author praises Bowne’s craftsmanship and the collection blends flower garden imagery with poems about spring. Copies obtainable from W Simeon WeWerkent and booksellers in Croakeville at two shillings per copy.
A fragmentary narrative centers on an author ofalse Fae with a plot involving foreign agents and high level intrigue. It mentions Sydney Surler and a cast of officials in London and abroad, with publishers Hodder and Stroughton and an address in Sydney.
Local notices announce football and hockey events at Taraign Elm with a 6:30 pm start. Organizers invite community attendance and describe a program featuring a dance and a charity share sale as part of the evening.
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