Agricultural Bureau Conference opens with record success at Neurea
The two day Macquarie divisional conference of the Agricultural Bureau at Neurea opened by State Minister for Agriculture E H Graham ML A scored a record success in organisation. A large turnout of primary producers and families attended the conference with keen interest in addresses and field demonstrations by J A Hemphill & Sons Pty Ltd. The program featured soil conservation veterinary topics and machinery demonstrations, followed by a lantern lecture on hormones in agriculture.
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Macquarie
Agricultural Bureau
Neurea
E. H. Graham
M.L.A
Messrs
J. A. Hemphill & Sons Pty, Ltd
Neurea Hall
Phillipson
8. Hansford
Nia AP
Pettit
Wellington
M. Hendry
International Harvester Agents
J. A. Hemphill and Sons, Pty., Ltd
Sydney University
E. J. Breakwell
C. J. Magee
Minister Addresses Macquarie Agricultural Conference
M Graham delivers a speech at the Macquarie Agricultural Conference in Newea praising local support and the Agricultural Bureau. He notes 300 branches statewide, non sectarian aims, and pledges to avoid political requests not tied to farming. stresses diversified farming and resilience.
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M. Graham
Ropeania
Macquarie
Newea
Robert ‘EU
Department of Agriculture
Pont
Band Re formed and Bandmaster Appointed at Big Meeting
A large meeting re formed a town band naming Mr. G I Irwin as bandmaster and Rev Walsham as temporary president. 27 prospective bandsmen were listed, with H C Pickford and Cullen elected secretary and treasurer. The RSL pledged 25 pounds, and plans for a practice room and a citizens committee run band were set.
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Wellington
G. I. Irwin
Irwin
E. A. Walnham
Pressorer
H. C. Picktore
Cullen
Ald
P. Marshman
Marshman
W. Theobald
Theobald
R. Hitchen
E. Campbell
W.theobald
Citizens’ Committee
Mesare
Pickford
Messrs
Gocking
Hitchen
Campbell
A. Smith
Wagner
RSL
N. D. Barton
Barton
R.S.L
Dewin
Walsham
Good Clearance of 17 000 Sheep at Special Sale
A large sale of Merino and crossbred sheep drew buyers from multiple districts including Nyngan Orange Bathurst Parkes and Mudgee. Prices varied with most lots cheaper but the sale reached full clearance amid slow bidding.
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Bogwabb
Wall Felt
Nyngan
Baradine
Dubbo
Bourke
Norromine
Manildra
Orange
Bathurst
Parkes
Coonmmble
Quirinal
Mudgee
Inquest Into Boy's Death Attributed to Arsenical Poisoning
An inquest ruled the death accidental due to arsenical poisoning from unmanned weed killer stored near a Wellington yard. Drums of Carmellia weed filler were accessible with unlocked taps, near a house housing seven children from ages ten months to eighteen years. Witnesses described the drums as always open to the public, with no fencing, and questions centered on railway officers' negligence in enforcing safe storage.
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Gogaing
Dubbo
H. C. Boyland
Sydney
Yullundry Ganger
Darcy
Alexander Clark
Australian Railwaymen’s Union
Det. Oakman
J.P. Dawson
H. C. Dean
Railways Department
Henry
Wellington
S. Story
L. J. Marsh
Marah
Smk
Cumnock
R. M. Glasson
Albert Hawley
Yallandry
Bruce
Billy Sullivan
Billy
Gard
Hawley
Berjeant
Mr. Boyland
May Isabell
Sullivan
Dewi
Fawley
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W. Cole
Tuite
Parry Brown
Nancy Foskett
Misa Lorna Byrne
FORD
Wellington Motors
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Railways