Jockey Club meeting features racing prices and officials
The report details a contentious annual meeting of the Cowra Jockey Club with the New South Wales racing authorities. It notes the stance of chief steward Hogan and others on regulation, suspension lists, and upcoming races as industry figures anticipate changes in policy and race pricing.
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Cowra Jockey Club
Mtart Hogar
Ue Jarnation
Ingume Jena
Mn Togen
Forbes
Iaquet
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Hogan
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J. Bratt
Fragmentary Voice in a Dreamlike Morning
A garbled and poetic excerpt reflects a troubled speaker in bed, leaning on imagined phrases and lyrical oddities. References to a “goreeous ays” and “Great Peppermint Gury” hint at surreal imagery and a wavering mood, with no clear narrative or identifiable names.
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How to Combat The Ravages of WORMS
There are few ailments particularly with children more damaging than worms. They work their harm in an undetectable way and are often difficult to diagnose. If you are in doubt consider worms. The symptoms include variable appetite, stomach pains, fetid breath, nausea, headache, irritation around the nose, disturbed sleep, and disordered bowels.
Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets for Sale in Sydney
The notice promotes Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets to expel intestinal worms, advising use after Dead Shor Worm Pellets and De Morze's Indian Root Pills. If unavailable locally they can be mailed post paid at 27 per tin from The W. H. Goma Pound, 23 Lang Street, Sydney.
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de Morze
W. H. Goma
Lang Street
Sydney
Petrol bans and road warnings in wartime Germany reports
Motor world warnings describe yellow armbands used to identify petrol savers. The article notes petrol shortages, road safety advisories near Wombeyan Caves, and calls for warnings on main throughfares. It also covers spring motoring, a surge in touring, and road maintenance across northern Victoria and southern New South Wales, including Albany to Table Top repairs and Murray Valley Highway issues.
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Murray Valley Highway
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Immigrants and Australian Economy Debate Letters
Paul Cheyne argues in a Sydney letter that a larger Australian population would boost demand for homes food and clothing while expanding secondary industries. He contends migrants would create jobs in manufacturing and crafts, reduce per capita taxation, and strengthen defence by increasing national confidence and markets for primary produce.
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Sydney
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Debate Over Douglas Credit Scheme Questioned
Letter writer questions Mr Althofer about Douglas Credit and its impact on the community. He warns constitutional risk and potential injunctions, recalling past opponents. He argues financial institutions would block such plans and notes inflation fears from federal precedent. The writer cautions against drastic money value shifts and urges skepticism of radical credit schemes.
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Althafer
Australia
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Lake Party
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Walter Ryan Warns Against Wasting Votes in Power
Relief worker Walter Ryan of Farnham urges voters to ensure candidates can achieve their goals before supporting them. He cautions against casting ballots for ineffective leaders. Dated June 8, 1936.
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Walter Ryan
Farnham
A Rud e Awakening Mussolini and Australia Split
An editorial mocks Mussolini and warns that Australia faces a shock as immigration limits and expansion plans clash with unrest over settler intake. It cites exploration by Donald May Kay and a missing aeroplane crew to underline perceived complacency about interior lands and population growth. The piece critiques politicians who claim Australia is fully developed and ready for no further settlers.
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England
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Reo
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Jou
On the Land Wool Sale At Dubbo Sees Strong Turnout
The Commonwealth Wool and Produce Co. Ltd of Dubbo reported about 7000 sheep sold on Monday with good buyer attendance from Orange Wellington Tomingley Dunedoo Narromine Peat Hill and nearby districts. Prices eased due to dry conditions though most categories held steady with Merino wethers two tooth and aged ewes lambs among the offerings.
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Commonwealth Wool and Produce Go. Ltd
Dubbo
Orange
Wellington
Tomingley
Dunedod
Nurroiville
Pricus
Catien Fuckory Elcaranes
Privosi Merino
Parkes Horse Sale Shows Mixed Demand for Parkes Auction
Langland Hanlon Co reports a Parkes sale with 190 head yarded including draughts and thoroughbreds, demand strong but overall average below previous consignments. About 110 head sold amid light-of-grade returns, with prices ranging from draught mares to cart horses and thoroughbred yearlings at varied levels.
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Hanlon Co
Parkes
Conjnneton
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