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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
3
A reader reports dramatic gains from taking Kruschen for three months. She notes improved health, less fatigue, and weight loss from measurements of 41 bust, 38 waist, 49 hips to 49 bust, 86 waist, 45 hips, with one bottle per month and a half teaspoon daily in hot water.
The District Agricultural Instructor reports July brought anxiety for northern properties until recent soaking rain. Germination was irregular due to frost, with open plains and foothill areas starting strong though growth lagged in colder zones. Feed supplies remain tight though spring weather and soil consolidation may aid grain harvest prospects.
The Agricultur al Bureau ladies branch held a successful meeting on August 1 in the Railway Refreshment Rooms with 45 members and 5 visitors. Mrs E Z Pritchard presided and 16 new members were announced. A pastry demonstration by Mrs Wienert followed, with a detailed recipe and tips for flaky pastry. Delegates to Adelaide conference were named. next meeting set for September 19 in the Memorial Hall with a demonstration on rug making.
Leading scores in the Championship aggregate go to R W Lines and B C Jarvis. On Saturday 26th August the club holds its annual all-day shoot with handicap sweepstakes, 200, 500, 600, and 900 yards events, morning and afternoon aggregates, and grand scratch and grand bullseye aggregates.
Mrs Hurmah Sophia Cameron wife of the late Mr John Cameron died in a private Adelaide hospital on August 9. She was a long time Jamestown resident known for her generous nature and large circle of friends. She moved to Prospect years ago. The remains were buried in Jamestown cemetery on August 11 with a graveside service by Rev. A. E. Page of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are a son, Mr D. Cameron, and a daughter, Mrs B. Hunt of Adelaide.
In the Assembly Mr. Lacey attacked the Local Government Loans Bill saying it shifts work-finding duties from the Government to councils and risks repercussions. He warned it would not improve employment and would leave councils burdened as rates are mortgaged to the government. The debate on second reading followed pledges from the last election.
Notice item touts new books and magazines for subscribers with limits of 546 books and 1604 magazines per year. Pricing listed as 16 shillings annual, 8 shillings half year, 4 shillings sixpence quarter. Also advertises used magazines for sale and a JOIN NOW call.
Gladstone greets a new eatery, FISAE CAFE, located on Main Street near W. Cook's, offering hot meals at All Hours for 1 shilling 6 pence. Mrs. P Panoforis is listed as proprietor with fresh fish daily and trial solicited.
Mr. Stott informed by the Premier that £7 8s 0d was received from the Commonwealth Ge VeTTInouL as an acreage grant. Each acre received 2s 24 8d, with an extra 1f an in special cases. Grant not used for administration costs.
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