Mushrooms to Fashion and Oddities Stir Local Tales
A jumble of quirky notes from rural life and science of the era describes scarce mushrooms in Alvenina, a man using free eyes for property jokes, a Victorian county golf mixup, and a new windowlike fabric export. Berlin researchers extract a yellow vitamin-rich compound from cottonseed, while an Oklahoma farmer dodges court due to worn trousers. An engineer’s Ford and rabbit fumigation debates frame local governance, and gossip about crows, magpies, and golf fashion lingers in a collage of small-town vignettes.
Obituary for Mrs. Veronica Munney of Garry Din
The death occurred at Wage District Hospital on Monday of Mrs. Veronica Munney wife of Edward Munney of Garry Din Rock aged 56. A wonderful worker noted for punctual movement especially dusting. She was active in church and union circles. Her husband Edward survives. service details not clear.
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Amuie
Veronica Munney
Edward , Muspey
Garry Dien
Atyrays
Retirement of George Coben Ends 44 Years at Sydney Bank
George Judith Coben retires as chairman of directors of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney after over 44 years with the bank. James Auleton AUER appointed to succeed him as chairman. IR Kung Ine named deputy-chairman. Grand Lodge of Freemasonry confirms worshipful master T. Maguire as Grand Master for 11th year. Robert Readford of Marrickville, formerly South Gundagai, mourns death aged 66. estate valued for probate.
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George Judith Coben
Mie Coldmersial ‘Banking Company
Sydors, Cd
Coben
James Auleton
Cohen
Brones
Maguire
Nsw
Grand Lodge of
Robert Readford
Ersior
Marrickville
South Gundaga Why
Yedre
Ertawg
World Price London Conference Sets Up an Economic Commission
London reports a World Economic Conference agreed to form an Economic Commission with one member from each delegation to handle monetary and financial matters. The British and American leaders outlined aims to stabilize prices, reduce quotas, and foster cheap, ample money while coordinating wheat and food supplies.
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London
Remsay - Macdonald
Siates
Dominions
Priday
Nevilie Chambaridin
Britain
Priven
Britgiy
Chadberlal
Priess
Chamberlain
Bargains at Store Show Wide Clothing Sale
Bargains advertise a wide range of items including blankets shirts trousers and ladies wear. The page lists prices and sizes for wool fabrics dresses pajamas and silk items with emphasis on weekly specials and freight terms.
Rural Bank Plan Aims to Aid Farmers and Consolidate Agencies
Government seeks to convert the New South Wales Rural Bank to protect 28 million pounds invested in advances and 2 1/2 million for general purposes. The move would place agricultural relief and rural industries programs under bank control to streamline operations and reduce departmental overlap while retaining key staff in a new Board of Commissioners.
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Amal Agriculturiet
Rural Industries
Bind Bank
Fine
Board of Commvisioners
Avonville church honors master with gold wristlet ceremony
Om B C Berge, veteran bow master, received a gold wristlet from Leetan Methodists for long service to Avoneta. The Brokers of Irisya contributed support at the event, recognizing Berge’s tenure and leadership within the Avonv parish.
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B.C. Berge Rethnicae
Leetan Methogiat
Hs Gouna
Aveta
Brokers
Irsyia
Debt Talks Highlight War Debt Acknowledgment
Reported remarks in Parliament on Wednesday night detail Britain’s stance on paying U S war debts. Chancellor Chamberlain explains that Britain prefers delaying payments and avoiding repatriation while considering the payment future and its impact on Europe.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Great Britain
Americk
Europe
Ghitteh
Government to provide 260000 clothing items this winter
The State Government plans to issue 260,000 essential clothing items for men women and children this winter. The program, announced by Minister for Labor Mr Dunning, involves interviews with trade bodies and aims to significantly reduce costs. The Department of Labor will supply material and equipment while garment workshops operated by councils repair 2400 pairs of pants over the next two months. Boots makers will be engaged as skilled tradesmen in relief work responsibilities.
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Berlin
Baden
Dunning
Weg
Ed Tim
Founicries
Mit
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