Record Wheat Harvest Doubts Raise Grand Estimate
A detailed report from Thirlgsdos Laws in the Slate discusses projected wheat yields, noting recent conditions may push harvest to about 65,600,000 bushels. The piece cites conservative forecasts, regional variance, and potential shifts of grain to Melbourne, with authorities citing weather and crop development across the Riverina and western areas.
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S.ie
H. Bleming
Uht
Olyses
Siizh
Footbridge Protest Over Railway Crossing Delays
A protest by residents and Alderman E R Call ing sparks debate over building a footbridge on the eastern side of the railway at Flinders Street. The survey notes long delays, past promises, and funding disputes as the council weighs options and costs for a ramp bridge to replace unsafe crossings. The Public Works department will supply labor for an 38 mile project area, with cost sharing by the council and railway authorities under negotiation.
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Wade
Ako
AM Bhnir
Ste Brady
Fitchers Street
Peter Street
Brady
B. Davidson
Flinders’ Street
Thane
Teter Streat
Meerer
Feilfise
Wwe
Church Concerts Show Marital Split At St John’s Hall
A church concert at St John’s Hall featured a competition between married and single sections of the congregation. The married group won with 40 points to 88 for the single section, while all artists hailed from St John’s. Proceeds aim to fund a stage and future surplus supports other projects. Vocational training classes for Waies outline plans for a technical school, with sessions starting February 7 and continuing for two hours weekly, inviting immediate enrollment.
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St. John's Church of England
St. John's Hall
Duc
Misues
Wolkenbsar
P. Greenwood
Groban P. Waddell
Frank- Ma Thomas
Mr Thomas
Edne Hoare
Wolkenhaar
P. Waddell
Roehnen
P. Grierwood
Lorane Campbell
Xii. Taylor
B. Pocock
Gwen Taylor
Prbsts
Snd
St Jake's
Bowta Elarsea
Monilay
O.P. Turner
Wayside Jottings Wanderer Notes Cricket and Local Happenings
The Wanderer’s column blends cricket chatter from Australia with a parade of local items. It notes the Test visit by England and praise for McCabe, Tug Wilson, and Wise, while recounting community deeds from the Henty brigades to farming courage and a Pioneer Monument tribute. It also touches on weather, rain insurance, express paper demand, and assorted rural anecdotes.
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Australia
Sibeu
McCabe
Australis
Tugland
Inminge
Aloum
Ani
Bng
Spectaulow
Ter
Savadlaniy
Besty Ali
Cwelal
Mee Cie
Tata
Riverias
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Munya
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the Wanderer
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London
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