Disrupted notes on FSA branch meeting and coop plan
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Thursday FSA branch meeting and a planned deputation to the Tons Program Association. It mentions appointing Wy and Morris to represent Hournuwedd, cooperation to protect primary producers, and a discussion of wool and cat substitutes, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rik
Meni- Miike Fsa
Wyms
Wokos
Yeoval
Mocris
Mr. Wyken
Aad
Sir Nawool
Baer
W. Morris
G Lloyd
Gutting
Rolinta
Biginen
Melva
Aalington
Warner
Cuomartbh
Wellington District News Reports Sparse Rain Delays and Housing Woes
In the Wellington district, light rain is needed to lift a crust on wheat paddocks, while many farmers harrowed fields. Housing shortages hinder railway workers and new teachers arrive, with local officials delaying solutions. Some illnesses and repairs are noted as crop growth remains uneven but generally promising. more rain is hoped to sustain the wheat crop.
Wellington Times Reflects On Drying Weather And Local Events
The country remains warm with a springlike look but rapid drying prompts desire for rain to help newly sown wheat. Dinny Cronin has recovered from a broken ankle, returning home and staying quiet to ensure proper bone healing. A team of tenants enthusiasts from Leon Munbil visited Tocal court to play, juvenile players dominant yet close matches. Two matches are set for the weekend against Oakey Creek and Mumbil. The writer toured the Wellington Times office, praising the modern printing plant and the town’s publication quality widely admired by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinny Cronin
Wellington
Times
Milburdale
Yollundry Wee
Yeoval
Wallington
Yeovi
Emer
W. Daving
Commercial Bank
Newcastle
R. Thomas
Farber
Davie
Stan Ring Wan
Nese
Obley
A. Graham
A. ©. Graham
Haberfield
D. J. Bono
Geurie Notes and Local Meetings Highlight Farming and Tennis
Rain would aid germination as crops face crusted ground. Geurie tennis visitors beat Railway 10 to 9 in a friendly. Farmers and Settlers Association met at the Club House Hotel with A G Morley presiding. Delegates were appointed to the Sydney conference and plans discussed for railway improvements and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laon Chester
Gourie
Geurie
Railway
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Club Hous
A. G. Morley
W. Thorby
Cobhorn
F.8.a
Cuarie
Stein's Mates
Comentioners
Grange
Wellington
Dubbe
Sydney
Mosare W. Thorby
Hiroshua
FGA
Ball Wan
Reynold's Hall
Quin
Stuart Town Observes Weather Shifts And Community News
The Stuart Town column notes a recent spell of good weather followed by a cold wind, and reports on a village event at Boekme's Hall to raise funds for the Anglican Church. It mentions a triangle queen contest among Mambil Burrendong and Stuart Town, with only Miss McAtumney and Miss Mintie Goninan as entrants. It also covers local business, a death in Mookerawa, road concerns, and a new motor shop opened by George Bochme local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heuce
Boekme
Huchareena
Mumbil
Burrendong
Stuart Town
McAtumney
Mambil
Mintie Goninan
Ge B. Bochme
J. Ke
Crick
George
Mro. Lang
Mookeraw
Shiry
Brockyard Creek
McGrath
Nyn-gan
Adrince
Rennie Barker
Norav Barker
Hubbard
Orange
Railway Hotel Change at Stuart Town
Announcement that Stuart Town and District have been informed of the Railway Hotel proprietor taking over the above hotel. The notice notes that all features and fixtures remain on bend despite the transition. The message emphasizes the change of management to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton Wilhoe
Stuart Town and District
Bend
Fashion's Mount Work Critiqued by Local Writer
A Yeoval column notes unfinished culverts on Kel's Lane and Stockyard Creek road, urging repairs after heavy rains. It reports on local residents' concerns, a recovery update for Mr. William Goninan, a party at Fashion's Mount, nursing trainees, and upcoming medical visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockyard Creek
Eye Atrain
William Goninan
Oakey Croek
Hoya
Esther Masling
Fashion
Charlie Herring
Mint Phyllis Gaebel
Parramatte Hospital
Local notes from Bodangora and Davisville district
Weather turns fine with mild mid day heat. Commoners of Davisville to elect a trustee next Sunday to fill Mr Smith’s vacancy. Wellington mayor seen in area. illness in the McNamara family noted. Dog poisoning issue urged action with recommended antidotes. Wellington Hospital dance planned and vaudeville act teased for Friday night at School of Arts. Wrought by Tawood’s gang repairing the Warhiut at Sullivan’s rousing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Farmer
Davisville Common
Wellington
Cowell
Sydney
Kennedy
Hanyson
CL McNam
Wellington Hospital
School of Arts
Tawood
Sullivan
Memorable Molong Yeoval clash at Cumnock ground
A highly contested soccer match at Cumnock recreation ground saw Molong and Yeoval clash in a draw of 3-3 after extra play was declined by Yeoval. Referee Mr B Prose officiated, with Mr Brew expected to referee next, and further matches planned on Molong ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumnock
Recreation Ground
Molong
Yeoval
Cumnack
B. Prose
Yooyal
Brew
Geo
Antill
Hla Apeady Reevery
Kids Abernethy
Molong Cottage Hospital
Mitlan Alcorn
Eldeat
Mra Alcorn
Pontmastur
W. Alexander
Bydney
W. Barter
Geale Mopper
George Hopper
Hopper
Cumnoek
Jon Gag
Yeoval Draw With Molong In Close Sunday Match
Yeoval footballers ended with a 2 2 draw against Molong after a tight contest marked by lively spectator involvement. Both sides fielded balanced sides and endured minor injuries as the match mirrored the previous weekend’s result. The promoters plan a return match at Molong next Sunday with a stronger Yeoval lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qui Yeoval
Molang
Yeoval
Molong
Scime
Local Jottings and Free Baking Powder Sample Offer
A local notice advertises a free sample tin of a new baking powder named Weather. It claims extra strength and announces the sample tins are free to everyone. The ad emphasizes immediate advantages from its strength and invites readers to obtain a sample from their grocer.
Wellington's Big Trotting Meeting Headlines the Spring Cup
Wellington's big trotting meeting allocates 750 pounds prize money across two days September 12 and 14. The President's Handicap offers 75 pounds, and the Wellington Handicap totals 800 pounds alongside the presenting cup by Ossie Neich. Entry forms close September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqunual Wallington
Wellington
Ossie Neich
Parkes Trotting Club Cup Meeting Notifyd
The Parkes Trotting Club announces its cup meeting to be held in August. Details on date and program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Trotting Club
Jurst Both and End Offer Prize in Handicap District
A notice from the Handicap District invites entries closing August 10 for a programme offering 600 pounds in prize money. Details and full particulars are available from secretary Mr. W D Mcillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prio Mpany
W. D. Mcillan
Cereal Crop Forecasts Show Higher Northern Yields
The International Institute of Agriculture predicts rising wheat rye barley and maize crops with oats falling. For 21 countries including Canada the United States 12 European nations four Asian and three North African regions the 1026 wheat yield is forecast at 1 268 000 000 centals up from 1 241 000 000 last year. The institute notes these figures cover only 70 percent of northern hemisphere output but anticipates a larger rise once data are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Institute of Agriculture
Maine
Canadia
United States
Wellington Special Horse Sale at Commercial Yards
Abel Wilkins and Co announce a special sale at the Commercial Yards Wellington on Saturday August Std. more than 200 head of heavy draught farm and light horses will be offered. Wellington is a noted horse sale centre and the event promises strong demand for quality draught and farm horses. The roster includes young draughts, hacks, ponies and medium draughts. Farmers seeking draught teams straight from western stock should note the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Wilkins and Co
Wellington
Wallington
Wellington Horse Market Preview at Wallington Sale
Wellington's well established horse market, led by Mours Robinson and Hilyard, plans a big Spring sale at Wallington in September and following days. The sale attracts buyers from NSW wheat regions, with long-time auctioneers selling for top breeders. Demand remains strong for farm horses and draught stock as harvest prospects look bright and high prices are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mours Robinson
Hilyard
Bedford, Taylor & Weston Ltd
Wallington
Wellington
New South Wales
Inter Buite
Tomson
Wellington Jubilee Show Ad Highlights Early Orders
A. T. Smith offers early orders for the Wellington Jubilee Show running September 22 to 28. The ad promises honest values and consistent workmanship, encouraging customers to secure items promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
A. T. Smith
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Wellington District News
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Intidente
Arthureville
Perhaya
Kallynyly
Tanaterin Te Aidenen
Hero
HL Lay
Ponto
Mies Neville
Suntup
Sunton
Janie
Jm Tonger
Stout
Nautilusorsets
Tee Stacey
Georie
Bodangora
Gladstone
Ihender
Welzone
Gibbs
Richmondville
Ty Quirk
Gladetune
Own Bourke
Haw
Wert
Bathurst Way
Ink Ne
Evan's Plaina
Garcoar
Anthony Wilkon
Parkers Trotting Club
Darcy Miller
Cluan
Clase
Setaneo
Ou Weezel
Oslying Bandich
Wellington Trotting Club
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