Rainfall Impacts Harvest in Bodangora District
Recent rain disrupted harvest operations across Bodangora district with over an inch falling near Sqieer's Creek and more widespread showers causing delays. The text lists local pupils and mentions school and community updates amid the weather disruption and upcoming term break.
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Hatin Howe
Bose
Chet
Cian
Hille
Rimidente
Fuller
Howton
Nurromine
Bullock
Fohus
de Kelly
All Paul
Sulinibeer
Ambitious wartime reminiscences and local notes from 1873
A patchwork reminiscence recounts colonial volunteers, names Col Paul and Captain Curtis, and a 1873 balance of local wheat deliveries. The letter highlights community figures, civic events, and personal disputes, ending with a salon of religious and scientific argument attributed to Thomas Curran UPh.
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Col. Paul
Ed Curtis
Gure
McGulean
Jeffries
Kdgan
Alt Dowse
Strachan
Dem Cassidy
Hale
MeCarthy
Bandmaier Drewitt
Taol
Bathurst Voluntere
Howick Street
Paul War
Resturant
Weather Devastation and Fires Strike GEORGIA District
Severe thunderstorms swept the district last Saturday with heavy rains and hailstones causing crop damage. Strong winds and floodlike conditions hampered relief efforts as bush fires flared until midweek. A Wheat crop near Pine Grove endured near misses as fires were contained after trains passed, leaving lasting concerns for local agriculture.
Weather and Harvest Troubles Hit Arthurville Farms
In Arthurville the harvest is unsettled as unfavorable weather and hail threaten standing wheat. Farmers report high market prices but expect delays as motor lorries replace horses for carting. A heavy storm caused shattering hail, but no reports of crop damage yet amid cautious optimism for later harvest.
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Wakur
Hall
Fashions Mount and Shire Election Results
The late Shire election results are praised as straightforward yet cautious. Voters and taxpayers face ongoing financial pressures, with emphasis on accountability for those who served and the need for prudent leadership. Mey di Wright is noted as a valued presence on this side of the river.
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Satiries
Ahan
Mey di Wright
Community Association Meeting Promises School Upgrades
The Stuart Town Parents and Citizens Association plans a Thursday meeting in the schoolroom to discuss new facilities for the coming year including maps and teacher pay concerns. Officers report funds in the bank and a committee to advance improvements, with meetings set for 28th and 29th and catering arranged.
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Paruntx
Citiaun
Tunroiwit
Dnek Asleesup Ie
Ubu
Hueharvena
Stuart Town
Kitchen
Mra
Torshein
Yeovil Weather and Farm News From the Week
Yeovil records a heavy hailstorm with the largest stones in years. Crops suffer, Mr. Martin Kennedy reports two bags per acre lost. Royall’s crops damaged. rainfall totals about twenty two inches over twelve hours. Fordson tractors appear, Miss Ethel Simmons announces engagement to Arthur Johnson of Royalla. New telephone exchange board installed. line clearances underway.
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Diethie
Abovin
HK Absulutely
Malan
Macquarie
W. Stillerieves
New Council
Mudgee
Dublo
Wellington
Masonic Order
Jamey Whiteley
Sears Iwi
Thorneycroft
Rouen
Agreuil
G Noy
Jungée
Ly Porter
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Thorneycrott
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Dohnavry
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Vaniahing
Ethel Simmons
Simmons
Yeovil
Arthur
Edwin Johnson
Royalla
Thie Webbe
Minn
Phyllis Vainey
St. Luke's Church of England
Ehlirel
Tillow
Lee
Hopper Agencies Supply and Machinery Listings
Local advertisement lists stock and station agents W T Hopper and HV McKay Sunshio Machinery and Cooper Engineering Co with shearing machines and related equipment. Also mentions Varmers graziers and Cooper & Nephews Beexy Shirleys Superphosphate Wannaford's Wheat Pickler and Grader.
Father Curran's Reply to the Editor
A reader notes in Monday's issue a rebuttal from Mr Langley about science and faith. The writer claims to quote four of six cited scientists to support the claim that rationalists dominate belief.
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Sim
Langley
The Win for Democracy in High Court Ruling
A reader letter condemns the High Court decision on Walsh and Johnson and the Bruce Gysen Act as a danger to civil liberties. The writer argues the act would force trials by commission instead of jury and warns against undermining traditional legal rights.
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High Court
Walsh
Johnaun
Bruce
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