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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
2
The Taralga Echo reports a stray stock problem near Taralga with a missing animal believed valuable and a likely recovery path. It notes community concerns, local misfortunes, and remarks on residents and church activities. Weather mentions rain and unsettled conditions affecting travel through Tarales.
The annual smoke sncla or im0 a, aga M Society was held in Federal Hall. A Verge gathering formed after the formal session led by the president Mec 8 Apelbury. The balance vaheeL for the pede was read and praised, with congratulatory remarks to the Progres year Gaomdees. The event closed after a lengthy evening with many attendees and presentations.
Obituary notes the death of Afuer lone and Mary Anm, with ages around 72, and outlines long life and public roles. References to advertising, journalism, and public life in Crookwell and surrounding areas, noting connections to local schools and political context.
A Crookwell community gathers to say farewell to Mrs. Gitmuriitt and other local figures. The service honors long service to town life with floral tributes from residents, clubs, and families. Monsignor Vaughan leads rites as mourners reflect on rural ties and public service.
Hunaworeh widow of Mr Chatlen Clack, age cited, died of heart failure on Une Ave Baplombor. The deceased was the eldest daughter of Mr Men PAN Handiey of tana Worth and had two marriages. The funeral is noted with family members and attendees listed, including siblings and in laws from various locations and estates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person from Wickeauaa and a Diatzie Hhr Heute event with a reference to sympathy and a possible game or match. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
Mr. B Manley senr of Bannaby dies in old age after long residence, with funeral notice and sympathy from relatives. Mrs. Win Connor passed away last week at her residence in Westley, with neighbors and friends attending.
Labor candidate Chalker spoke at Taralga and Crookwell meetings denouncing national policy and urging voters to back Labor. He claimed Liberal opposition delays Wollondilly resources and criticized past promises while outlining Labor aims and a plan for local development.
The October stock notes show improved wheat and feed prices, with general gains of 1f to 2f per head from last week. Quoted entries include Ayo A Th whipping Park Lomsey Park and related lots, with cattle forward comprising mainly cows sold at ER/10/40 and 90/4 levels.
The correspondence discusses the prosperity surge from an endowment boom, noting many parsons and professionals grew wealthy on paper. It critiques the belief that the tax and endowment schemes will suffice, warning workers and business leaders fearfully about the real costs and labor impacts.
A fragmented 1920s style piece discusses Europe after conflict, noting Mussolini’s rise, British decline, and postwar economic shifts. It blends impressions of London, Treated economies, tourism, and social change, highlighting unemployment, currency effects, and the mood of nations facing reconstruction.
A rough record shows Gols pie unit meeting with George Puller address and a call for a wider committee, noting rain season impacts. The text references a Progress Association gathering, a secretary Ly Ombar Runner May, and mentions of related local cycling and campus activity amid stormy weather.
The ORUMAL nom stitute to hold its Mioahis at Urgakwll on the Veh atin Alte aud Vilh.
A jumble of fragile memories and voices from a wartime ward at Rowe Mall Darling, recounting returned soldiers, convalescent care, and families scattered by war. The piece notes a widow, children, and veterans displaced, with local figures like Wentworth Walls and Malahide referenced in fragments.
In a fragmentary notice, Matron Abbey hosts a musical event featuring Ser Redan and a chorus including Dunchie and Macha Daa. The piece hints at a stormy performance, extended soliing, and a march-like major borthim set to a theatrical program at a local venue.
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