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Newspaper

Taralga Echo

Location

Taralga, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1927

Page

2

Sale of Old Showgrounds at Crookwell Promises Profit

Messrs Wheatley and N Z Loum and MLA Co Ltd, acting in consignment, sold land on the old Crookwell Showground. The 7 acre parcel fetched £425 after costs and the Crookwell Week movement reports a net profit of £1436/15/10. A meeting will review the report balance sheet and finalize the movement.

Slater's Luck and a Train Collision on Friday

A Molong railway fettler named Frank Slater was run down by a train while riding a tricycle along the rails. His machine was smashed to mawhwood but he was thrown clear, escaping with bruises and shock.

Slater Mawhwood Frank Slater

Fragmented dialogue prompts cautious shift in speech

The readable text presents fragmented dialogue about caution and shifting pastry related speech. It reads like a stray line from a larger conversation with broken quotation marks and incomplete thoughts.

Crookwell Hospital Board Attends Monthly Meeting

The Crookwell Hospital Board met at the Shire Chambers with President R J Winning and members present. Minutes were confirmed, donations noted, accounts totalling £140 16s 5d audited, hospital statistics recorded, gifts listed, and a motion to request £500 in advance against 1926 subsidy. A special meeting of Hospital Rowal was scheduled for Thursday to discuss major matters including new accommodation.

Crookwell Hospital Board Shire Chambers Crookwell Messrs R. J. Winning E. P. Woodward A. Glanville A. S. Baxter M. Gay A. P. Vernon F. D. Nicholas F. C.sparkman Messrs. Nicholas and Baxter Rowal Ainotrow

Illness of Mr Chas Todkill In Bannaby District

Illness of Mr Chas Todkill recorded with regret. He has been moved from Bannaby to Lister Private Hospital, Goulburn, in a critical condition. Employed by Mr Charteris of Bannaby for over twenty years, he is well known and respected in the Turulga district. Friends express hope for a swift recovery.

Chas. Todki Todkill Bannaby Lister Privyw Hospital Goulburn Charteris Turulga

Pity for Joan as Rival Money Changes Her

A fragment reflects on Joan's change in character amid money and power, noting she used to be nicer and that the speaker knew her before she became involved with wealth.

Joan

Macphersons and Canberra’s Early Australian History

The piece traces John Macpherson’s 1825 voyage to Sydney from the Isle of Skye, his 1831 move to Limestone Plains, and his extensive land holdings including Springbank Canberra. It notes his descendants, political roles of John Alexander Macpherson in Victoria, and connections to notable figures such as Sir Charles Holroyd, plus a Bathurst bushranger incident involving Henry Rotton and Keightley with Burke and Hall.

Canberra Australia Macpherson John Macpherson Sydney Isle of Skye Bathurst Limestone Plains Springbank Inverary Bungonia Maneroo Monaro N.G.W Moonee Ponds Croxton Glenelg and Wannon River Streathm Peter Macpherson Macquarie-street W. J. A. Macpherson Gegullalong Boorawa James 8. Macpherson John Alexander Macpherson Portland Dundas Victoria Board of Land and Works McCulloch Sir Charles Holroyd The London National Gallery James Philip Macpherson Legislative Council Nelson Dr. Lang Sydney College Edinburgh University John Keightley Dunn's Plains Rockley Hall Ben Hall Gilbert O'Meally Burke Johnny Vane Durke Dr. Pechy Mra. Keley Mr. Rotton Commercial Bank Mr. Keightley Vane

Radio broadcasts widen as Grainger plans 14-station relay

Australian pianist Percy Grainger will be highlighted on WEAF and 13 other stations in a multi network relay. Brisbane 4QG aired a mine shaft concert, while Sydney 2BL hosts weekly dental hygiene talks for mothers. In New South Wales, a hospital radio program features varied music and church service broadcasts. Discussions grow for a northern rivers station at Lismore to relay concerts and festivals. Turkey moves toward a public broadcasting venture with a Calcutta hub to cover India.

Percy Grainger WEAF Grainger Mr. Grainger Brisbane 4QG Chum Dinmore Sydney Broadcasting Station 2BL Jordan Dental Board New South Wales Australia 2FC Melbourne Adelaide Varrum Bathurst Times Amy Ostinga Peter Sutherland Misa Dulcie Blair New York Miss Ostinga P. Bullivan Denmark Lismore Mullumbimby

Crookwell Wins Hard Fought Bigga-Crookwell Cup Clash

In a wet but spirited match at the A P and H Showground, Crookwell defeats Bigga by three points. Key contributions come from Crookwell half W Holland and fullback Keith McIntosh, with referee M J Bargy lauded for a clean game as neither side faltered in defense.

M. J. Bargy Crookwell Bigga Imahlik Tuch Keith McIntosh Goddard Biggs Biggars Emmett McMahon G. Stephenson J. McIntosh R. Webster Roberta Keith MacIntosh Trojans Plumb Clements Calloway Webster Harvey M. J. Barry

Aberdonian Seeks Marriage Ceremony in Poultry Yard

An Aberdonian groom to be asks the officiating clergyman to hold the ceremony in a poultry yard claiming the rice will feed the beng. The exchange highlights a humorous mispronunciation or dialect joke about wedding customs.

Land Prices and Pasture Management Toward Better Wool Yields

The article explains that interest on land capital raises wool costs, with about seven pence per sheep required to cover land interest. It notes rising land values driven by stockowner demand, the impact of sub divisions, and the potential of artificial pasture fertilisation. Vita Lick soil supplements offer a cost effective method to raise carrying capacity on high priced land.

Simplex Baltic Machinery Company

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Goodkew Bros Goodkew Value & Service Stores PHONE U Taralga Taralga George Bernard Slav Beluga New South Ways England Portsmouth Lowe Socet C. & D. Cottage Hospital Messrs. F. Todkill M. Collett Megars Baxter Gay Walter and Eliza Hall Sydney Morning Herald Mesars Vernon and Glanville Munro Wadwell Tod- Kill School of Arts M. A. Cramp Red Cross Society Holloway Warn J. Jeffery I. Gay MR. Chas, Todkill the Macphersons of R. M. Macpherson Caravale Laggan Rigg Ines Soldiers’ Club Mudgee Wireless Hurntville Radio AT RADIO Turkey Constantinople India Consipore Calcutta Rangoon
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