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Newspaper

The Areas Express

Location

Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 08, 1926

Page

3

Farewell social for Mr Goulter at Crystal Brook Hall

A farewell social evening honors Mr Wallsce Goulter of the Hydraulic Engineers Department who leaves for Peet Lincoln after long service. He is praised for football and tennis work, receives a gold watch, and thanks are given by officers and guests amid dancing and cards. Bishop Thomas of Willochra preaches at the Anglican Church and confirms members. A kitchen evening for Miss Elvio Munday's engagement to Mr David Forgan closes the week as rain boosts crops in many areas.

Wallsce Goulter State Hall Hydreulic Engineer’s Department Peet Lincoln Mr Goulter Leav Ing Jaxgarinds Doring Tapger Kendrew Green Thoes Geulter Qorry Nicaas P. Sohspal Gonlter Tase Weter Gren Bauttfield Esteam Mosera Ocorsish E. Wiskells McHatree Goulter Thomas of Willochra Elvio Munday David Forgan Institute Aaear

SANDER & BONS EWCALYFN EX TRACT CLAIMS

A damaged ad claims SANDER'S EXTRACT is produced under medical supervision and offers unparalleled antiseptic power. It asserts daily use prevents infection cures flatulence and indigestion and keeps users feeling young by stimulating properties.

Sander & Bons Ewcalyfn Sander Sandee

Georgetown News Reflects Show Week Excitement and Storms

October 6 report notes many local celebrities away for Show Week, with severe weather. Over 70 points registered in a day of rain and thunder. The Georgetown Quadrille Club honors Mr J Schluter and announces his transfer to Cowall, while tennis club prepares a spring reopening and annual meeting. Upcoming events include a fancy dress ball for St Mary’s and a Sisters of St Joseph concert, plus a Royal Institution for the Blind benefit night and Ten Commandments film at Jamestown Show.

Georgetown J. Schluter Frank Page Bohluter Schluter Stre J Schluter Book of Adelaide Cowall St. Mary’s B.C Sistera Joseph Ws Royal Institution For the Blind H. Raymood Jamestown

Crop Competitions 1926 Mid Northern District Wheat Prize

The 1928 Mid Northern Crop Competitions offer prizes for a 50 acre wheat crop. First prize 20 guineas, second 10, third 4, fourth 3. A special prize of 236 started in 1925 awards the top aggregate scorer over three years. District includes Blyth to Snowtown. Entries close Oct 20, 1926. Obtain entry forms from the local Agricultural Bureau secretary or General Secretary W. L. Pengilly, Redhill.

Premiership cricket clash ends in draw at Gladstone

Rocky River Association match sees Gladstone and Narridy finish tied as Brook East top the table with key results. Gladstone’s F Bergin, J Duffield and L Carthew led scoring. Narridy’s E Smart and L Nicate hit double figures. bowling highlights include Duffield 3 for 12 and Hewett 3 for 13.

Geade Hudileaton Georgetown Moerriton Oo Narridy Brook East Laoraws Caltowie Gladstone C. Brook West F. Bergin J. Duffield L. Carthar Narridy E. Smart L. Nicate L. Carthew Ksmart F. Backenara C J. Sararé Wieter Smart ST. B. Mayfield Coa Gates HB. Hewett Bergin G. Yates Masters Bowiling E. ‘Mast L. Nicolson Duffield C Winter

Warren's Bargain Week at Warren's Furniture and Hardware

This week's special offers 6 White and Gold Cups and Saucers breakfast size for 3s 0d. Odd cups and saucers priced at 4 3d each. Store advertises a year round bargain line with weekly deals.

Spring Carnival Opens Amid Grand Attendance at EBandwick

The Spring Carnival opened at EBandwick with a large crowd. In the 4.7.0 Derby Sydney colt champion beat New Zealand challenger Limerick. Rampion upset by winning brilliantly. Ep som Handicap saw Ampunia prevail with Fuji San and Aorangie second and third. Windbag fell to Spearfast in the Spring Stakes. Metropolitan Handicap went to Star Stranger over Pantheon. Deox Fils failed to place in the Mari byrnong Stakes. Manfred won easily in weight for age, likely Caulfield favorite for the Gap. Adelaide and Melbourne races feature strong fields and uncertain dividends. Football season concluded with Sturé taking the premiership by thirteen points in a great match drawing a huge crowd.

Ebandwick Sydney New Zealand Limerick Rampion Epsom Ampunia Fuji San Aorangie Dmy Windbag Spearfast Ted Odda Star Stranger Pantheon Vil Deox Fils Melbourne Manfred Caulfield Maonfrea Chancs Adelaide Velosia Walesia Sesson Baturiay Sturé Ca Ag Beg J. Duffield Carthew H. Sesart L. Hicolcom G. Smallacombe Railwaymoen Petar Berry Kavanagh Berry S. Harris D. Prior 1. Coe DL. Fondika Saunier Atioka Canlfeld Randwick MP Mees Rasheed Anton Prince Black i Epsom Downs

Bela lie Agricultural Society 53rd Show at Jamestown

The Belalie Society comments on its 53rd annual show to be held on October 12 and 18 in Jamestown South Australia. The event highlights include public holidays for the principal day Fight Hours Day, rides for children, pie lunches, and various exhibits. The society promises low charges, motor car parking, and fire safety as thousands are expected to attend.

Agricultural Socienices South Australis Belalie Agricultural Society Jamestown Harges-In-Seton

Wirrabara School Sports Fundraiser Postponed Then Held

Wirrabara, Wirrabars For bet, Wooggarre, Bangor and Murraytown school groups held an annual combined sports meeting at Wirrabara. Delayed by heavy rain to last Saturday, the event featured afternoon tea, dancing, and a piano and violin music program. Proceeds, about £84, go to a woodwork and domestic arts room at Wirrabara School, with numerous races and events listed for both girls and boys and multiple winners named.

Wirrabars Wirrabars Forbet Wooggarre Bangor Murraytown Schoole Wirrabara Mra Neale James W. Hohneider M.C Sporta M. Spender M. Hoare 0. Hollitt J. Wheeler K. McKeand M. Kite EB. Bothall I. Anderson P. Mahood RK. Schneider V. Jericho

Gladstone Wins Season Opener By 76 At Ewart Parklands

In the first association match of the season at Ewart Parklands Gladstone batted first after Esilways won the toss. Gladstone posted 121 before winning by 76 runs with Harris 27 Prior 27 Con 24 and Foadike 15 top scorers. Railway and other B Grade results noted with scores and players listed.

Ewart Parklands Gladstone Esilways Dearee Bel Busnagh Eneing Harris D. Prior

Clare Show Promises Record Exhibits and Prizes

The Clare Show in South Australis is set for a landmark year with anticipated blooms and a record flower display near 1,000 entries. Horses and sheep sections are strong with prizes including 32 cash awards, several cups and trophies, and special trains from Adelaide Riverina and Spalding.

Clara South Australis Clare Clara Ahow Arthur Collins Lacendale Bryan Adelaide Rivertop Spalding Eric H. Tilbrook Olare

Gladstone Faces Georgetown in Prep Arm Matchup

Gladstone and Georgetown slated to copresent tomorrow afternoon with Gladstone B Gea de and a squad led by captain J. Myatt. The roster includes Gmallasombe Coleman Goa Fosdike Haralett Harris Kearney Prior Bannier and emergencies Carry Masters Cecil Masters P Darick.

Gladstone Dominioes Georgetown Geade J. Myatt G. Gmallasombe A. Coleman

Sander and Sons Eucalypt Extract Claims Health Benefits

An advertisement markets Sander’s Extract as a high quality medicine tested before leaving the factory. It claims to cure colds influenza pneumonia and bronchial issues using alleged penetration power and proprietary ingredients. The text also references a Supreme Court Victoria finding and mentions Blander’s Extract as a related product.

Sander and Sons Sander Desig Supreme Court of Victoria Janeane Chi. Banee and Sons

Narridy Literary Society Debates Work vs Play

The Narridy Literary Society held a fort nightly meeting on Thursday night with juvenile members debating work versus play. The play side won by seven points led by Missea Henshaw, Pascos, and Button, while work was led by Mantora Smart, Renshaw, and Baker. Mrs B Reynolds performed and Migsea Sandow sang, with Meera Frick and Reynolds judging.

Narridy Literary Society Missea Henshaw Pascos Button Mantora C. Smart Renshaw Baker B. Reynolds Migsea Sandow

Ganfield Guineas-Rampion Next Beat Aaron

Debutant Stakes runners Ann of Avon and Eve's Apple contest alongside Ben Lomand in Toorak Handicap while Perspective and Dour Fils figure among rivals.

Rampion Aaron

Village Concert Sings Two At Six Time

At the village concert, the singing proceeds as the crowd hears two songs scheduled for six. Farmer Giles remarks the event must end soon to wrap up and clear the venue.

S Dot Farmer Giles

Education and employment choices shape city and country youths

A viewpoint argues that parental error and unequal access to modern schooling push youths toward unskilled labor. It calls for government focus on expanding urban education facilities to provide real opportunities and prevent disadvantaging country children.

Cours Biggar Roug Wanhal Cork Roy Eas

If I Should Die Tonight Poem Fragment

Fragmentary poem reflecting a dying speaker seeking forgiveness and a final memory. The speaker asks friends to remember kindness, comfort, and not to mourn with cold ceremony, hoping for gentle thoughts as they depart. The voice pleads for forgiveness, presence, and a last, intimate farewell.

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