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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
2
The Taralga line is nearing completion. earthworks are done and stations nearly finished. Plate-laying progresses well and may finish within a few weeks if weather permits. official opening is expected in September.
The Mulwaree Shire Council reports it is repairing the Buillio road and urges residents to expect improved conditions once work completes. Acknowledging limited revenue, council members note many miles of roads remain to be maintained and faster progress is constrained.
Mr George White of Willow Grove suffered a broken arm after a horse bolted and brought him to the ground. He is progressing satisfactorily and is reported to be recovering well.
Mr Pat Morris and Miss Misa Lilian Quinn wed at Murrumburrah on Wednesday last. Miss Quinn taught at the local public school before transfer and, while in Taralga, was active in town and district advancement causes. Our heartiest congratulations.
A car rode over Bulli Pass after steering gear failed on Tuesday morning. The vehicle plunged about 1100 feet before crashing on the parklands. the driver leapt clear just before impact, escaping serious injury.
Bride Lyle Wyatt aged 20, due to wed Henry Bayliss at Armidale, vanished on the ceremony day after hiring a car to Werris Creek. Police traced her to a hotel there. her mother Wyatt traveled by train to Werris Creek but found no trace. Bridegroom distressed. no motive given.
Annae Day passed with no services as Taralga shops remained closed. Major Twynam and several diggers joined a Goulburn celebration with Major Twynam leading the soldiers. Wreaths were laid at the soldiers memorial on Orchard street, including one from the Returned Soldiers' Association local branch.
The Scotch concert will be held at Federal Hall on Thursday next the 7th inst. A first class programme features Goulburn artists and Taralga performers. A dance will follow the performance.
At the Light Horse camp in Gowlivurn the Taralga Troop won the section pennant and the machine gun cup while taking second in the musketry shield by one point and second in the regimental cup, losing to Young by five. Sergeant Bishop topped the regiment as best service shot and placed second in Sydney for the King's Medal, beaten by four points. Officers praised Taralga Troop discipline turnout and behaviour.
The Golspie Progress Association and allied bodies push for closer settlement of Bolong Station a 100 acre tract adjoining Golspie Laggan Redbank and Tarulea. Government is being petitioned with the single aim to subdivide and settle. About two years ago a portion was divided into six blocks each now occupied by a family.
Handicaps were declared for the Grabben Guillen Hospital meeting to be held next Saturday at the Grabben Gullen course. The officials set the weights and conditions for competition, outlining entries and race rules for the event.
A windy cold day marked the annual school picnic with a small crowd yet lively events for pupils. Prizes were awarded in tossing, guessing, and fancy dress contests while adults enjoyed music from local musicians and a well received MC performance. The event raised about £5 for the school and highlighted the efforts of Mr and Mrs Elphick.
Tribute notes Royal Humane Society award to A W Keith of Mitta Junction for heroism at Bellbird Colliery disaster on September 1, 1923. He aided rescuers despite ongoing explosions and deadly gas, carrying a comrade to surface amid a deadly fire that claimed two rescuers. Certificate presented for lifelong service and bravery.
Mr Sam Emmett contests Wollondilly electorate as an Independent Protestant Nationalist candidate. He ran in the last election as a nationalist candidate but was unsuccessful.
The Myrtleville annual picnic featured races for boys and girls, gifts for attendees, and speeches by Mr. Delves and Mr. McAlister. The Taralen Band provided music, some adult events were rained out, and a card party benefited the local hospital. The Myrtleville Tennis Club held its annual meeting and plans a May 2 tournament.
A ceremony at St Bartholomew’s Church Crookwell united Roy Lang son of James Lang Golspie with Doris Harne elder daughter of Francis Harne Ashford Blanket At on Wednesday August 22 Rev Broadfoot officiated. Bridesmaid Maggie Hearne attended. Reception at Gay’s Hotel Crookwell followed by a honeymoon on the South Coast. Future home Taralga. Presents numbered and costly.
Miss Olive Robena Farrell daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs W T Farrell married Charlea Lang eldest son of Mr William Lang of Ada Vale Barnaby on Monday April 27 at St Andrew’s Cathedral. The ceremony was by Canon Cakebread. The bride’s brother Dr Farrell gave her away. Miss Farrell and Allan Wight were bridesmaid and best man. About 60 guests attended at Swan State Darley Road Randwick.
The poem reflects on nature's beauty and its soothing effect while lamenting humanity's impact on man. The speaker describes grove scenes with primrose tufts periwinkle and birds, noting pleasure in nature yet questioning what humans have done to humanity.
Miss Pansy Gray and Mr. Harry Price wed at Goldsmith Street Methodist Church Goulburn in a fully choral ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with silver leaves and beads, carried white roses, and was attended by two bridesmaids. After a reception at the Soldiers Hall, the couple will reside in Wyoming Valbraith with plans for their future home.
Mrs Allnut of the Bank of N S Wales Turalga is confined to her room for two weeks after bronchitis. Mrs J Chalker with an injured side receives treatment at St John of God's Hospital Goulburn. Mrs W B Chesher with facial trouble is receiving care in Sydney. Mr M Croke of Richlands remains in poor health and is still in an indifferent condition.
M Dixon argues Parliament must act to fund rural NSW and urges all qualified voters to cast ballots on May 30. He criticizes apathy among country residents, rejects excuses, and endorses Progressive candidates as earnest advocates for a fairer country deal.
The New Republic denounces unequal enforcement of the Volstead Act, arguing the ruling class avoids moral regard for drinking while using lip service from the Federal Prohibition Service. It warns that inequality and fraud widen the gap between law and justice.
An April Life Saver magazine article from Bt. Margarete Hospital notes fear and cold affect blood. It explains warmth causes salt and water to flow into the bloodstream from body reserves, and perspiration then preserves essential blood constituents.
Madeline Annie Maher, 21, of Condamine arrest in Noris Manly on a Saturday charge of murder for alleged infant death dated April 15. Suspect held for further legal action as authorities investigate the case.
All horse shoring by first class farrier. Patent American Shrinker guarantees work.
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