Maryvale Agri Bureau hosts tours and debates
Maryvale is drying under hot weather as crops near harvest. A large attendance at the Maryvale branch meeting at the post office building discussed a contour draining demonstration on W. F. Baker's property with B. M. Arthur as demonstrator. Next Bureau meeting will discuss a debate on horses versus tractors with varied supporters and an adjudicator. Wheat Growers Union meets next Monday. The community mourns the passing of A Hubbard.
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Maryvale
Agricultural Bureau
Post Office
W. FE. Baker
B. M. Arthur
R. F. Oakes
Bureau
Colin Campbell
Mossys
Jack Baker
Wallie Phillipson
BR. F. Oakes
Messrs Vallance
Dudley Stephenson
Gregory
T. R. Hubbard
Wheat Growers’ Union
A. Hubbard
Local EUCHAREENA Personalities Enjoy Warm School Holidays
The school term ended Thursday as the school-master and wife travel to Cassilis to visit Mrs Prowe's parents. Mrs H Schaffer joins Cassilis holidaying with the Thompsons. Lorrie Sloane from Sydney visits Errol Sloane’s family. Nita Trudgett, five, reenters Base Hospital at Orange for pneumonia. Sadie Smith from Orange spends holidays with the Sloanes.
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Cassilly
T Trudgett
Orange
Sadie Smith
Alan Sloane
Spring Heat Touches Baker's Swamp District
Local notes report real spring weather with hot days and warm nights. Mrs Richards was hospitalized in Wellington but is now improving. Mrs G Fletcher and Mr A Gudden are ill. Miss D Peterson, Mr Percy Newston, and Mr H Whittaker enjoy a Sydney holiday. Bill Devenish, now in Tamworth, rushed to Orange after news of his mother’s death. funeral held in Stuart Town with large attendance.
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Richards
Wellington
G. Fletcher
A. Gudden
Gee
D. Peterson
Percy Newston
H. Whittaker
Sydney
Bill Devenish
Tamworth
Orange
Stuart Town
Bournwood Parents and Citizens Plan Picnic and Meeting
Weather remains dry as crop feed diminishes and land dries. A Parents and Citizens Association forms to elect officers and plan a children’s picnic on the 19th of next month with details delegated to a committee. Mr G Lloyd elected President and Mrs Lloyd hon. secretary. Families take a brief farm respite before busy season. shearing starts with good wool clips. Sunday School children rehearse for an upcoming concert with full details promised later.
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Parents and Citizens’ Association
G. Lloyd
G. Wykes
Wellington council funds willows along Bell River
Local letter questions Wellington Municipal Council spending on willow trees to curb flood erosion along the Bell River. Writer notes willows’ soil protection value, laments damage to Cameron Park trees, and mocks an Agricultural Bureau. Also mentions weather, crops, cattle, and recent Church of England social events with expected proceeds.
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Wellington
Bell River
Cameron Park
Agricultural Bureau
Market Square
Church of England
O. Frogley
Springlike week boosts Stuart town sports and notices
The past week in Stuart Town brought fine weather and strong tennis and golf attendances. A Friday hall dance for Edna Bayliss raised about £6 plus subscriptions to fund further medical care. Ted Austin’s health improved after a serious spell, and Mrs. James Cameron’s Orange Hospital operation shows hopeful progress. Alice Weber travels to the big smoke for eye treatment, Dick Rowan leaves for Baradine to work in timber, and Bonfeson spoke at the Douglas Credit exponent meeting. Rita Mitchell ran the office while Haley enjoyed a Pacific tour, returning in good spirits. Jack Harris sold the Poor Man's mine to a Sydney company at a satisfactory price.
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Edna Bayliss
Ted Austin
Ted
James Cameron
Orange Hospital
Alice Weber
Dick Rowan
Baradine
Douglas Credit
Bonfeson
Haley
Pacific
Rita Mitchell
Jack Harris
Sydney
House From a Single Log in Sequoia Park
A hollowed log home in Sequoia National Park, carved from a 4000 year old giant redwood by Hale Tharp in 1858, measures 24 feet across and is weatherproof. The feature is part of a fictional Western adventure magazine, with factual framing noted.
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California
Sequoia National Park
Hale Tharp
Burrowa Street
West
Wellington nurse avoids serious injury in cart accident
Mr W Vane and Mrs Vane were in a Wellington driven outing when a cigarette break caused the reins to loop and be pulled into the wheel. Vane suffered a gash near the nose requiring two stitches and bruising as the wheels ran over him. He was taken to Wellington Hospital and is reported to be improving. Weather turns warm with cold nights and a call to council to employ relief workers to repair the Well ington Gulgong road using local dumps for material.
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H. Dowton
W. Montgomery
W. Vane
Wellington
Cobbora Shire
Wellington-Gulgongy
Lincoln Crossing
Good Farming Pays At Arthurville Rural News
Frosts and warm spells have hurt wheat crops. Mrs. George Baker is recovering well after surgery in Sydney and expects to return home this week. Local teacher Howden left for a holiday with his young son. A mixed doubles tennis tournament is planned for next weekend. Mr. John Kelly plans to sell “The Crossing,” a property in the Kelly family since 1868, marking the fading of old settler links in Arthurville.
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Jast
George Baker
Sydney
Baker
Howden
John Kelly
Kelly
Alexander White
Arthurville
Cocktail Drinking Warned By Ex Commissioner Of Police
The ex Commissioner of Police Mr Childs warned at a farewell that cocktail drinking is widespread in Australia especially among women. He urged serious public action to combat the harm to health and family life and hoped citizens would heed the danger to the younger generation.
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Australia
C.W.A
Childs
Sydney
Wellington rainfall 1892 1934 year by month
A dense OCR table reports Wellington rainfall figures from 1892 through 1934 by month. The data include yearly totals and monthly totals with numerous bracketed annotations and inconsistent spacing.
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Wellington
Poultry Auctioneers H R Turner & Son Enter Markets Sydney
Auction sales of fowls turkeys geese and ducks held every Tuesday and Thursday. Expert salesmanship and services offered with twice weekly cheques. Send for marketing information prices and address labels from H R Turner and Son at five poultry markets Ultimo Road Sydney.
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H. R. Turner & Son
Ultimo Road
Sydney
New 1935 Chevrolets Exhibit at Fulton’s Motors Busy Corner
The Busy Corner hosts a Fulton’s Motors exhibition of the 1935 Chevrolet lineup led by the Standard Six and Master De Luxe. Highlights include the 206.8 cubic inch Blue Flame engine, 74 horsepower, five point rubber engine mounting, kneon springing, stabilized front end, and leatherlike body detailing.
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Chevrolet
Fulton's Motors
Fulton’s Motors
Holden
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