Pioneers of the Local Boat Pairs Record Flood Struggles
Reported acts describe flooding rescues and water hazards as pioneers of the local boat teams were noted for their efforts. A man named Mr. rantet Ivery was submerged briefly as they attempted to recover gear from the river. The community organized swimming and towing efforts to retrieve gear and livestock, with schooling and local visits noted. Weather worsened with rain and cloud cover hampering operations and fieldwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantet Ivery
Rail line hopes and roads shown in local notes
Local notes report residents eyeing a new railway line and demand for better main road drainage with metal surfaces. Mention of schoolchildren boarding trains, rain 2 inches, road conditions, and calls for more cedar boards. Football cup interest, tennis visit, and Waratah club match results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiren
Mears
J. A. Hughes
J. Mason Tre
Takun
Goolma
Axme
Independents
Iata
Weather and community notes from Georie June update
June rainfall totals at the Georie post office reached 248 inches, with 40 points fallen by the 6th of the month. Cooler weather followed Sunday and Monday showers signaling the start of winter. Reports cover port business, lodge installations, local football matches against Dubbo, social events, church funds, school meetings, and residents’ holidays and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O'Donnell
Me. T. Wellard
Lncal
Hervs Toethnr
North Vent
Minell
M.aloof
LPN
M. Webster
E. Muttin
W. G
BR. Graham
E.a
Abernethy
A. Taylor
Conviviul
Newtown
Dubbo
Guirie
St. J. Ryan
Georle
Osbourne
A. Payne
D. Pender
OG. Marley
Wellington
Georie
Shawney
Furthe
R. W. Star
Bournewood Branch Meeting Notes and Farewell Event
The Bournewood Branch of the Fort won held a Thursday meeting with lighter attendance due to weather. President Eb J Wykton chaired as correspondence was discussed including a road work inquiry to Loombah Creek Crave and the delay until after harvest. social items followed with a farewell for Mr and Mrs Coster, a presentation of a silver cake and best wishes for their move to Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournewood
Eb J.wykton
Amaro Shire
Loombah Creek
Sind
Yullundry
Mra
Horace Costor
Wyk
Parmer
J. D. Marin
Behsk
Coster
A. Coster
Morrin
Thair
Mr. Canive
Orange
Aid
Coaiee
Stuart Town Digger Queen Crowning Fundraiser
A Saturday night Digger fundraiser in Stuart Town crowned Miss Sloane as Digger Queen amid discontent over motives and crowd behavior. Miss Sloane raised nearly half the proceeds solo, earning praise for sacrifice while the event faced last minute changes due to the ill presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sullivan
Ignace
Miss Sloane
Humnens Ulout
Nuce
F- Brows
Railway Hotel informs Stuart Town district of change
Railway Hotel AoMINTON announces to the public in Stuart Town and district that it has taken over the above property. The notice outlines the transfer and invites local patrons to note the new management in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Town
Aominton
Hay
Fashion's Mount and Pensions for Distressed Widows Debate
A political pamphlet questions the assumed need to discredit a proposed pension bill for distressed widows. It argues the measure advances civilization and benefits the state, while noting lawmakers plan to prepare details for the Public Works Committee. The piece mentions irrigation plans by Minister Dunn and a forthcoming dam project, plus a personal note on a niece's death and a mention of attending residents in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pott’ Point
James Grass
Woolall Station
Sydney
Metropole
Australia
W. F. Dunn
Macquarie
Han
Hare
Parliament
George Massing
Mra
W. Inwood
Orange
J. Wright
Local News Briefs From Dripstone District
Weather brought a cooler spell with showers and under half an inch of rain in Chi locality over the weekend. A measles case reported in a young infant raises concern among residents. Mr Norman Althofer left by Monday night’s mail train for Sydney to attend sheep sales. Mrs Althofer vacations with relatives in the metropolis. Mr We Bend starts a market garden on Burrell Creek, seen as potentially profitable. Tannis social to honor the late Club Secretary on Wednesday night the 15th. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Harteh on the arrival of twins at Nuree Chandte private hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auch
X. Hilton
Marion Brady
D. Hannelly
Miser Rerexe
Annie Sloanettendants
Petar Lawson
Ax Jonter
R Hilton
Sloan
Sullivan
Foster
Church of England
T.W. Barry
Sarah Dong
Clyne
Ry J. Lear
South Coast
Beech
Commonwealth
Amargo Shire
Cemtock
Doris Carpenter
Harry Seaman
St. Matthews
Hll Pratt
Cumnock
Mr. Gruen
Bt. Bigsney
Marv
J. A. Patterson
B. Foxall
Dunelng
Gechmatra
Ed Fries
Gwin
Molong
J. I. Hughes
Springvale
Sydney
Bill
Chia
Norman Althofer
Althofer
Metropolis
We Bend
Burrell Creek
Mr Bend
Meran Muceon
Mumbil Juniors Draw With All Blacks on Bell Park
In a hard fought junior match at Bell Park the Mumbil team and Junior All Blacks played to a draw after Mumbil missed a late enxy goal due to a cross bar. A meeting decided a sports carnival and ball for November 18 to raise funds for the new Anglican Church with dances planned for July and other notes from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbil
All Blacks
Bell Park
Hintt
Hunt
Cox
Tiwaa
Mra
F.C. Laws
Mothe
Babe
J. Holloway
A. Crowe
Wintry Weekend Skies Hit Goolma District
Goolma residents faced cold conditions as a southerly wind swept from the Cumbla peaks near Orange with Friday rain and Monday temperatures among the coldest in weeks. A July 12 charity football knockout in Goolma, aids Tangue’s accident fund, with a silver cup donated by Mr Ambrose Ryan. Frank Ryan, proprietor of the Prince of Wales Hotel, died Monday after four aging wines. Schools return from a midwinter break and travel plans suffered in harsh weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Duaplees
Mudguu
Gualima
Tangue
Ambirone Ryan
Lithgow
Coohabarabran
Frank Ryan
Prince of Wiles
Goolma
J. Ryan
Range
Bitter cold weather hits Cumnock with heavy rainfall
In Cumnock the recent cold spell persisted with Saturday among the coldest days of the year and heavy rain totals of twenty three points on Friday and seventeen on Saturday. At the stud sheep show in Sydney Mr Sage Bruce of Laombah secured prizes including grand champion ram and various merino categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sage Bruce
Laombah
Musino Ewe
Yeoval Footballers Travel to Wellington for Warrants Match
Yeoval report describes a Sunday match at Warrants won 34 to 14 with fair play amid unpleasant conditions. Injuries included Edmund Pratt with a sprained ankle and Mavis Howe due to a similar accident. Post Office now run by Miss Grace Handa. Several locals away at shows and holidays. June rainfall reached 6 21 points, roads deteriorating except Molong road. A Chevrolet sold to Mr. C Polginas for Yeoval car plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wale Lington
Warrtans
Waratahs
Edmund Pratta
Mavis Howe
Yeoval
Grace Handa
Dubbo
G. H. Bowhay
Claude
Sydney
Ales
Lach
Munro
Parkes
Molong
Wellington
Bathurst
Tates
Chevrotot
C. Polginas
Weathering Cold and Crops Near Bodangora
Bodangora reports confirm the old saying as winter stays cold with showers of sleet and cloudy spells near the snow line. Grass is plentiful easing hardship. crops grow quickly promising good returns. Mes J Cowell learns her brother Donald Kennedy of Cowra underwent an operation in Sydney. Cowell's mother also seeks care there. Many residents suffer colds from changing weather. L Cumb remains a patient in Wall Usgtoe district hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constalle Elliott
Mes J. Cowell Hax
Donald Kennedy
Cowra
Kennedy
Cowell
Sydney
L. Cumb
Ptonent
Wall Usgtoe District
Yeoval Tip-Top Billiard Table Always Ready for Use
A Yeoval billiard table is described as always ready for use. The notice highlights its consistent availability for players at the local recreation site. It emphasizes convenience and immediate access for patrons seeking a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoval
Local Farm Notes Show Mixed Health and Harvest Hopes
Mina Sullivan and Mrs. Sell report improving health while farmers prepare experimental onion plots and anticipate a strong season if prices rise. A Lincoln resident, Mr. Sam Moore, loses four fine mares this season. T Newby of Winderab also reports good stock. Foxes decline after a rugged year, a traveler praises the district, and a boy’s bottle naming quip prompts thoughts on ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Nalie Sullivan
Minister of Agriculture
Caason
Sell, Sear
Lincoln
Sam Moora
Paddy Melon
Moore
Toren Thia Sasson
Ona Manson
T. Newby
Winderab
Trap
War
New England
Wool price stabilisation plan faces mixed reaction
Sir John Higgins proposes a wool price stabilisation scheme via appraisal and auction with a pool for excess gains. Growers would lose direct control, while adoption could curb world price signals and risk market disruption. Auctions resume with regional sale dates, but current value guidance remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsbrough, Mort and Company, Ltd
John Higgins
Ciefly
Amy
Bawra
London
Melbourne
Brisbane
Sydney
London Wool Sales Report From Wincherombe Carson Ltd
London wool sales showed record attendance and higher prices. Exceeding tone spelling and strong demand pushed wirlmn wool prices up to ten percent over earlier rates. breds and crombreds also rose. Readers were urged to visit the Golden Key for afternoon tassase and baye pera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincherombe, Carson Ltd
London
Tassase and
Baye Pera
The
Golden Key
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P. Bates
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O'Drien Jrrore
Howe
Tomate
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Byntop
James
Ache
Songers
Spicer's Creek
Molva Dale
Waratah” Mals
Thay Club
Tomo Twalve Gramun
David Duield
C. Porter
Mount School On Mon
Bolson
Down & Sullivan
A. & Burdeed
Binet
M. Wilcox
Parnona
Barton
Dome Wick
Pryke
Fellou In
Thy Westra
Stacy Whina
Rabbit Biter
Taltow
LE. Vincent
Cruden’s
Percy Street
Latout
Astisfcation
Caerunioed
Bodangora
Darcy Miller
Firat
Ig and
Talart
Wool Report
London Wool Sales
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