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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1927
Page
2
A fragmented notice shows an auction sale context with farmer names and family events. The readable items mention a Mrs Thinlinna a daughter birth and a Mr Wellie receiving a color sample, indicating local general notices and sales.
The event, held last Friday at Mra Cumich in a community hall, featured a euchre game and a dance with live music. Proceeds supported local cause. attendance included Mies Daphne Crease and Mies Wahis among others, with a small audience enjoying the morning hours.
Mrs C Smith and Miss Aylwans led the crowd in a lively costume display. Mika Moongs Beart and others wore fanciful outfits, while Mrs Krelle appeared in jockey attire and drew admiring glances. Chesher impressed in a Tenn gown as the Infant Queen, with Mr Bede Cheveler in a hyalaman costume.
The match reports a four game margin loss by Loum representing Ime TeHWMutds to Hedbank players. Heavank Ladies team members Purvell Motu Host Ste Cummitas lead with Cummins Pumovins and Paranas Purcelli Purcell among others. The event lists many players and clubs including Richlands and Wertbank hosts with afternoon tea served.
In Taralge results a series of mixed tennis sets are listed. Players including Marmont Webster Pollock Lawlor Bradbury and Klein appear. Scores show 8 1 6 2 sets and many 4 7 46 79 games across multiple pairings.
The Times notes the 20th anniversary of Australia’s Federal Parliament opening in Melbourne and outlines Canberra as a political and national beacon. It praises the move toward a unified Commonwealth, highlights loyalty to the Crown, and predicts Canberra’s growth as Australia advances its national capital and identity.
A fragmentary poetic panorama links Kosciusko to Canberra through Mary Gilmore’s voice. It evokes mountains and rivers, the land’s features, and the nation awakening to greet Canberra as a bride, with Place names and distant echoes shaping a grand Australian landscape.
Aged woman Margaret Dial was fatally struck from behind by a rail motor on a bridge near Wollondilly while mushroom picking with her daughter. She suffered a fractured arm and leg injuries, and a spine injury before the body was moved to Morave.
Corresponder notes a 1926 Canada to United States liquor scheme involving twenty million dollars in illicit quarts. The report cites a treaty breach and official Canadian trade data on whisky shipments, with estimates of large cross border movements and substantial value in contraband liquor.
A chaotic report covers a fatal injury after a platform incident near Newtown and a line of unrelated, fragmentary notes. It mentions a 18 year old struck at a Redters station and scattered references to Dublin, Fingneh, and blunt mentions of drugs and education, all amid a jumble of brief items from various locales.
An odd dialogue unfolds as Hardy and his wife discuss a playful evening with friends. Characters reference thoughts and plans while a turtle interruption, a mysterious data backstory, and a cheeky suggestion about dating loom in a humorous, fragmentary parlour scene.
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