Sole Distributing Agent Named for PCHO in Taralga
SPECIAL NOTICE announces Mr. J. Grosvenor as the sole distributing agent for the PCHO in Taralga. He will handle regular deliveries, advertisement receipts for the Echo, and printing orders, with prompt personal attention. Advertising rates are 3 shillings per inch per insertion for under one week. Proximity to June Thursday afternoon deadlines noted for Saturday Echo postings. RR J Winning & Son, Goulburn Street.
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J. Grosvenor
PCHO
Taralga
Grosvenor
ECHO
Taralga Mouth Organ Competition Held At Federal Hall
Local and general notes report a mouth organ competition at Taralga Federal Hall on Thursday night organized by J Grosvenor. Adjudicator and demonstrator was PB Spouse, Australasian champion for mouth organ playing. Winner was W Westcott with J Meaney second. a fuller report will appear next issue.
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Letts
J. Grosvenor
Federal Hall
Taralga
PB Spouse
Ballarat
Spouse
W. Westcott
Roslyn
Election Meeting Notice in Taralga
Mr H P Laszarini Aidit will address Taralga electors at the Feders Tall Taralga on Monday night next October 1st.
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H. P. Laszarini
Aidit
Taralga
Manihiy
Stock Sale at Bradbury's Special Sheep Sale
At Bradbury's sale on Monday strong sheep in fair condition and heavy fleeces appeared though attendance was low due to weak market and weather. Prices rose to about high ranges with buyers present. notable lots included comebork wethers and good merino ewes.
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Bradbury
Taralga Tennis Club Ball at Federal Hall
At the Federal Hall Taralga on Friday night the 23rd under Taralga Tennis Club auspices a ball will be held. Patrons may attend with every assurance an enjoyable evening will be spent.
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Federal Hall
Taralga
Butter Production and Prices in September at Local Factory
September output reached 15,000 pounds of butter with suppliers paid at 1/7 pound for choicest butter. Despite colder recent weather causing a smaller rise, warmer conditions are gradually boosting supplies.
Correction on Theo Corby chaff sale details
In the Echo last edition we misstated buyers. William Webb is the purchaser acting alone, not Wright Heaton and Co. Webb bought three trucks and plans to open a produce store in Taralga with 50 tons stored there. further particulars will appear in advertising columns.
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Theo Corby
Wright, Heaton & Co
William Webb
Taralga
Webb
Taralga Rail Run Signals Growth for District
The Roslyn Taralga Railway marks a milestone with the first passenger run from Taralga to Goulburn at 7 pm. While passenger service gains sympathy, the article stresses goods transport as the main economic motive, urging farmers to adopt modern farming and fertilizer to leverage railway advantages for Taralga as a future producing hub.
Radio-Isms Radio on the Farms and More News
The Chicago Tribune notes 566 600 farm radios in the U S up from 366 000 year ago and 145 000 in 1923 with Illinois leading at 46 000 sets. Other items include a California man buying a wireless coffin, Wave Hill station near Darwin linking cattle stations, and agriculture groups backing radio use for settlement and market weather reports.
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Chicago Tribune
America
Agricultural Department
Illinois
New York
Iowa
New South Wales
Wave Hill
Northern Territory
Sydney
Waveill
Queensland
Mitre
Darwin
Radio boom opens season with surge in America
Mr James PL Quai president of the Radio Corporation of Chicago reports from America that the radio season has opened with a tremendous inrush of business, far above prior levels. Several firms tune out 6,000 sets daily, one company now at 7,000 daily, while Zenith plans a line of receiving sets priced from 60 to 2,000 dollars.
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James PL Quai
Radio Corporation of Chicago
Australia
America
Mr. Quam
Enith Corporation of
Chicage
St Josephs Convent Ball at Teralga a social and financial success
The annual Well in aid of St Jos eph s Convent, Teralga, drew a full hall and strong music from the Burnth Orchestra. The energetic committee earned praise for the event with takings estimated near £70, reflecting credit on all connected.
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St Joseph's Convent
Teralga
USA
Clergy Warned At Eastbourne on Sermon Relevance
Archbishop Randall Davidson told the Church Congress that sermons were out of date and crowds thinning. He blamed motoring picnics, Sunday papers, and the elderly training of clergy, urging better education of ministers and rethinking audience needs.
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Imade
Canterbury
Randall Davidson
Eastbourne
England
Primary Producers Union Inaugural Meeting Hinted
Mr Schule plans to attend the inaugural E P U meeting and discussed maize farming with local banker Alinut and teacher Nell. He forwarded literature while the Agriculture Department expressed delight at voluntary experimental work in the Turalga district.
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Schule
E.P.U
Alinut
Pit
Department of Agriculture
Turalga
Het
Uniter
Anon
Onl
Brelas Prnadet
Commanding Success in the Country Town Movement
A call to awaken rural residents to decentralisation and youth education. Warns against letting children face city life, cigarette habits, and early influences. Urges strong local action to keep families in country towns and foster ongoing youth guidance and employment nearby.
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Australia
Taralga Teachers Meet Discuss Education Work Plans
The Taralga Teachers Federation held its usual monthly meeting at Taralga School on Saturday October 10 with the president noting the secretary was absent. Papers were planned for presentation at the Goulburn Education Work before Christmas. Nell spoke on Mathematics Simplified using Hill's construction counter. Dexins reviewed Class Interests. a trophy fund for a district tennis contest was announced by C S Bradbury and rules would be drafted. Plans for a combined district athletic meeting and a challenge shield donation were discussed for the welfare of local children.
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Taralga
Taralea
Goulburn
Association
Manning Shire Blasts Minister Over Local Government Claims
The Manning Shire Council denounces statements by Assistant Minister J J Fitzgerald on local government funding. Figures from 1923 and 1924 show modest admin costs for Manning 7.42 and 7.22 percent respectively, Dorrigo 6.47 percent and Gloucester 11.44 percent on modest incomes, prompting a motion to repudiate Fitzgerald’s remarks and calls for wider council action.
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Manning
J. J. Fitzgerald
Port Macquarie
Fitzgerald
Dorrigo
Gloucester
McKinnon
Counell
Cricket Round Opens With Keen Fight For Supremacy
Cricket fans expect a sharp contest as two enthusiast groups select sides for a prominent match. The event aims to restore the popularity of the sport and recall a historic era at a leading Southern country club.
Women Adopt Tweed Velvet Plus Fours in Mandline Sports
A Daily Chronicle writer notes the upcoming season will see women in tweed or bright velvet plus fours with Russian boots as they take up mandline sports of all kinds.
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Daily Chronicle
Transport as the Nation's Jugular Vain
A country rally argues that transport, especially rail and shipping, is vital to market access and national life. It condemns strikes and labor actions seen as undermining the shipping and railway systems, urging voters to back a government committed to maintaining continuous transport.
Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Suffering Patient
A Craoknell resident, Mrs E Mortimer of Cowper Street, credits Dean's Backache Kidney Pills with curing her kidney and backache after three years of pain. She reports rapid health gains, improved mood, and complete recovery following the treatment, urging other kidney sufferers to try the remedy.
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Dean
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