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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 13, 1934

Page

9

Weather and village notes from BAKERS SWAMP district

Rain cooled the air while grasshoppers damaged lucerne and gardens. Crickets and gig pro team fixtures were canceled due to wet weekend. Local residents include Dallas Cox and families visiting from Sydney and Wellington. Harvesting continues as grasshoppers spread along the road to Eurimbia and Cundumbul. The Eurimbia and Cundumbul schools held a joint picnic and a juvenile dance at Jack Reid's hall with volunteer music from local and Sydney players.

Lucerne Gardens Wellington Mookerawa Ferdy Gwene Jane Greg Owens Noel Whalebone Jim Tuite Les Spargo Desmond Pytriot Gladys Spargo Aick John Mills Eurimbia Cundumbul

Hoppers Ravage District Delaying Harvest After Heavy Rains

In the past week a plague of winged hoppers devastated crops forcing halt of harvesting and damaging wheat stands. Hay yields are below standard with rust and disease noted. Stripping continues with fair yields. heavy rains added over an inch and a half. Local teacher Mr Lyndon recovered after hospital visit. Mrs Lyndon left for Sydney. An unusual treat is promised for district children on Thursday the 20th inst.

Lyndon Yeaval Hospital Sydney

Stuart Town Xmas Tree Dance Recalls Village Festivities

The December celebrations in Stuart Town featured a Christmas tree and dance for local children with a concert by public school pupils. Santy greeted the youngsters, over 200 prizes were handed out, and dancing continued past midnight amid a joyous mood. The event at Mackerawa drew visitors from the district, though Mrs Cameron fainted during a race and suffered a fall. A long-standing resident, Mr Terry Devin, died last week, and Mr Thew’s family plans to leave the district. Miss Vera Davis of Mookerawa remains ill, while Mr N Cohen shows slight improvement.

Santy James Cameron Mackerawa Mra Cameron Terry Devin Lael Thew Vera Davis Mookerawa N. Cohen

Fashion's Mount Joan Suffers Minor Injury After Tractor Incident

Fashion's Mount Joan, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Francis, was lightly injured Friday when a truck loaded with lucerne rolled over her. Ambulance and Dr. Savage team attended, she was taken to Wellington and recovered without serious harm.

Joan G. Francis Mosman Sydney

Splendid Concert Brings Yeovil Crowd Despite Storm

A severe Saturday night storm drenched Yeovil as 69 points of rain registered. St Columba Good Samaritan Convent pupils performed at Yeovil’s picture theatre to a packed house, delivering a bright varied programme under Miss Edna Bowhay accompaniment.

St Columbus Good Samaritan Convent School Yeuval Andantine Cyril Monk J. Kenny R Cavanagh J. Clyne T. Merriman L. Green P Miller P. Bowhay Dawn Miskell June Wilkin Joe Jim L. Green Wong Mr. Reilly the Madcaps Mrs Vincent Grandma P. Miskell Mr. Trounce P. Davis The Madcaps Moggy Nancy B. Miller Maid Pegay Royal Hotel St Colomas Convent Mra J. Miskell Spring Hill James Tuxford

Harvest and weather notes at Arthurville district

Rain fell as a thunderstorm over the weekend with the heaviest amount near 1 inch. Harvesting is paused with silos to be cleared and machines tested. Crops yield well and disease-free, but lingering wet weather may bleach grain. A Xmas tea party and a parish raffle are reported, while local accidents, drought impacts, and wildlife issues affect farming life.

Emi Yrei Silva Roattinass Ty Convneney Revedyne

Montefiore’s Happy House Party and Local News

A weather change last weekend brought rain totaling about an inch and a half, interrupting cricket vet. Mr and Mrs Sutton host a house party with a successful Aladdin lamp purchase for the meeting room. Jack Lay hurts his back while lifting lurching, H Dray injures his arm and goes to Dubbo for X Rays. Mrs Ralston visits from Werris Creek as guests of the Suttons. Teddy Lay announces engagement to Ivy Tonkin of Bodungorn. The Port Office matter prompts a larger Progress Association roll-up.

Piper's Fist W. Ralston Werris Creek A. Sutton Ralston Slater Dubbo A. Boyd N. Sutton E. Payne Phyllis Lay Progress Association Progreat Association H. King Teddy Lay George Lay Montefiores Mras Ivy Tonkin Mrs. Tonkin Bodungorn

Weekend rain and harvest hopes amid town chatter

Rain fell over the weekend and into Wednesday, 185 points recorded. The WAIN faced thunder and lightning with little wind, crops already tangled. England and Towwood clutch the harvest in late July. Children await Santa next Wednesday with gifts and ice cream. Cars are in demand. recent owners are England and Towwood. Trustees seek to repair wire netting around Dick's Mine dump to curb rabbit damage, with penalties for netting destruction. Tendere called by the Trustees to fix fencing. maintenance earns support. Tuck England narrowly avoided the header drum, Top of Thumb caught. Hypold Johns returns for a holiday to his paternal home, now a burly Aussie. Harold cuts sleeper cutter axe near Gwahewwr. Grasshoppers march, clearing green growth. an informant notes the pest’s persistence.

England Turner Geol England Barytowood Indy Lee Hdek Dick's Mine Tuck Amalin

Hoppers Again Roars Through Mudgee District Weather Watch

Heavy weekend rain reaches two inches across the center, boosting green shoots and easing ripe wheat. Crops damaged include barley and oats, with yields reported around 20 bushels per acre on paddocks. Local farmer Cecil Morley suffers a fall while handling wheat. fruit trees show some growth, while old trees lag. Captain W F Dann announces plans to contest the Mudgee electorate next election.

Geo Sears Cecil Morley Nore Cecil W. F. Dann Mudgee

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Baker's Swamp Burimbla School Jack Reid Davis Lindsey Bloomfield Barton Yeoval Walmer Ballimore Maryvale Muronbung J. A. Hemphill & Sons E. S. Astridge P.O Harry Bestwick Maughan Street Stuart Town Fashion’s Mount Timez Teoval Arthurville Howden Gamer Raven O. O'Brien Budangora Santa Claus Xmas Bert. Rodwell Cooper Engineering Co Farmers and Grassert General Agency Shirley Vacuum Oi Co Tyne F. T. Hennessy Insurance Office of Australia Norwich Union Insurance Society P.O. Box Lee Street R. A. Brown
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