Local notes recount hospital stay and community events
Covnclilor W. J. O'Brien remains an inmate at a Wallington hospital as friends wish him a speedy recovery. Locals enjoyed a fishing trip to Spicers Creek with many reporting big game and excellent road conditions. Macquarie Shire plans 28000 expenditure from Arthurville to Giddings properties improving transport for wheat and town access. Beautiful spring-like spell, farmers finish sowing, rail service linked by phone to Wellington, and mild weather supports crops. J. Wellard family returned from holidays. old-town visitors renew ties, and a tennis party from the local club played at Ponto and praised hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covnclilor
W. J. O'Brien
Fair Hole
Wallington
Spicer's Creek
Metor
Cobbora Siie
Macquarie Shire
Shortsy Thin Shire
Arthurville
Eros
Fred Giddings
J. Giddings
Adiatrigt
Wellington
Wellard
Georie
Perenne
Meare R. Payne
G. Littlejobon
Mesdams
J. Reynolda
H. Dewar
Old Town
Ponta
Ponto
Wieland
L. Wieland
Dubbo
Clydebank Hospital
Collin Purneglove
Hy Purseglove
One Tree Hill
Gwarla
Diac
Brown
Old Dubbo
Hin Tog
Royal Hall
J. F. Fogarty
Mexary A. G. Morley
A. Unlop
Trosa
Mowre R. Waters
Stevenson
B.A. Stuart
A . J. Williams
A. H. Marley
Supt. Jackson
R. Stovenson
Condon
C. N. Ilobden
A. H. Gibbs
B. Shard
W. Mair
T. Wellard
W. Thorby
Ridgoed
Maryvale News Sketches Rural Life and Local People
News from Maryvale reports farmers hopeful about harvest prospects with pot trial results and dire need for wagons. The community recalls the passing of Mr Thomas A Whiteley, a respected figure in Dubbo and the district, whose funeral drew wide attendance. The annual Methodist conference was announced for August, with Maryvale residents named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mares
North End
Newcastle
Groot
Thatona A. Whiteley
Uyal
Iey Wan
Dubbo
Eye
Maryvale
James
Wil
John
George
Phillip
Jom H Whiteley
Georie
Doug
Job
Armatrogg
Auburn
Queensland
Ladies' Hobrutt and Related Woollen Coats Ad
Catalog entry lists Ladies Hobrutt woollen readymade coats and velour pieces in various colours and checks, English fashion coats, chokers, and frocks. Pricing shown in old currency with items like 1/ and 4 ARE HEMSTITCHING DONE ON THE PREMISES.
Birthday Celebration Honoring Mavis Morris
On Friday afternoon in Iaxt district farm area a party honored Mavis Morris youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris as she reached her eighth birthday. The event coincided with school holidays granting visits to the American Fleet and attendees included over thirty guests gathered for a cheerful, community gathering with gifts and fine refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quivw
Mavis
D. Morris
Dinix
Vviz
Shane
Morrie
Birthrate Boosts in Stuart Town Fairly Noted in Local Columns
In Stuart Town a bright note runs through news as a growing birthrate is reported. The piece mentions twins born to Mrs Lang of Mookerawa, hints at other families welcoming new members, and notes improvements in some children’s health. It also records property sales, a kettle accident, a successful operation at Orange, and a welcome home celebration for Mr and Mrs Jewet Hannelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Abe
Roburt
Malcolm Deegan
Mra Lang
Mookerawa
Hea
Gyo
Walker Ima
Fir
Hyland
Willam Deveniah Juar
Tan
Tradgett
Back Cresk
Frank Mole
Stone
Old Town
Thor, Brown
Walter Milla
Orange
Sita
Chav Hall
Apacioun
Jewet Hannelly
Metropolis
Han
Mary Daverish
E. Sloane
B. Warn
Hannelly
Stosrt Town
Mra
Bowfone
Mre
J, Cowell
Dancing resumes at the morning event with many supporters
With help from Mines IL and C. Lawein and various other individuals, dancing resumed and continued through the morning at the event house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL and
C. Lawein
Fashion's Mount Sports Gossips and Local Matches
Wellington Times notes Len McConnell plans a social comeback with wife Mrs McConnell. Dennison couple visit the old Brookyard Creek homestead during Tent vacation. Burrandong teams beat Fashion's Mount and Dripaionettes on their home courts in light play with little notable drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len McConnell
Jesring
Wellington
Sam
Uns
Himealf
Mrs. McConnell
Solid Rock Foundation
Burrandong
Geolpaint
Harry Sloane
Fashion
Burrandone
Gerald Herring
Tanale
Weather and farm notes from Bodangora district recap
The week brought fine mornings and promising wheat growth with some wild oats in unfallowed land. Farmers work on sowing while land may benefit from fallowing. mentions include Mr. P McDonnell and Mr. Lou Brennan, plus local residents and visitors. Motor traffic to Goolma, Lithgow footballers visiting, and school holiday debate noted amid scenic rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P McDonnell
Ranger
Lou Brennan
Brennen
Lincoln
Inwood
Invern
Topsy Inwood
Grange
Wellington
Don Slattery
Paak Bill
Hastren
Hays Cone
H. Dowton
Flact
Goolma
Leo
Ken Tobin
Lithgow
Eiliotee
Dick Park
Sydney
Local items recount deaths and football news in Cumnock area
The insane child of Mr. K J Abernethy died off Wednesday Inst and was buried in the Church of England section. Mr Abernethy, in ill luck, is jailed by recent events including a hospital stay. D P McLean of Mountain View damaged a Fasex car after hitting a stray can. A football match between Yeoval and Molong ended 3 all with a final to be played at Cinnock. E Presy Cumnock will referee. A dance at Learys Bell drew about 60 couples, with the Cumnock concert band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Abernethy
Abernethy
Malone Hospital
Orange
D. P. McLean
Mountain View
Shire
Yeoval
Witnams
Molong
Cin Nock
E. Presy Cumnock
Leary
Cumnock Grchentra
Goolma Smock-Out Football Draws Huge Crowd
Sunday’s smock-out football drew a record attendance as Goolma, Gulgong, Kandos, Colta and Wongarbon contested rounds. Goolma beat Wellington 10 to 3, Gulgong beat Kandos 12 to 6, Colta beat Wonarbon 6 to 2. In the second round Wongarbon defeated Gulgong 18 to 6, Colts beat Kandos 6 to 4, and Goolma beat Wongarbon 9 to 8. Third round Wellington beat Colts 12 to 1. Goolma and Gulgong drew 8 all after an hour and a half. Also noted is Doris Donnelly’s appendicitis operation in Brae Home hospital and her improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goolma
Dulgough
Gulgong
Colts
Kandos
Wongarbon
Wellington
Mia Doris Donnelly
John Donnelly
Mudgee
Brae
Mudave
Wellington tennis club begins play while town repairs loom
The tennis club has begun business with two matches and several future engagements. Ladies scored some sets as the home team lost both games. Young players gain practice and may win later. Wellington authorities plan road repairs in Percy Arthur Street and nearby districts amid stalled projects. Dripstown Railway Station handles larger wheat deliveries by Mr. J. Offer. Anglican Church construction stalls due to Rev. T Barry's absence. tenders awaited. A move may occur on the river once Byron returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choic
James Wyke
Charlotte
Miay Wykew
Waratah
Melva
Tildens
J. O. Andersons
Wellington
Percy
Arthur Street
Dripstown
J. Offer
T. Barry
Frore Byrney
Baptist Church Preaches Second Mile Chelatianity
On Sunday night at the Baptist Church Rev F J Dunkley will preach on Second Mile Chelatianity. There will be bright congregational singing and hymn books provided. Visitors are welcome. NextWednesday the annual church meeting is at 7 30 pm. The Deacons meet 4 pm. Wallington Jubilee Show runs September 22 28. Order your suit early from T. ee who lives honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
F. J. Dunkley
Dexcans
Atin
Wallington
T. Ee
The Freedom of the Child
A philosophical meditation on emancipation from strict parental and school authority. It argues that excessive control hinders independent thinking and judgment, urging schools and homes to foster self direction, character training, and genuine liberty for children. It warns against overbearing discipline and the risk of producing passive, indecisive adults.
As the Rib Sees It. A Woman's Charm and the Breakup
A fragment from a period piece discusses relationships, accusing women of crusading to reform men and men cutting short phone talks. It portrays women as instinctively sensing pivotal moments in love and men as failing to commit, leaving heartbreak and a sense of disillusionment.
Branding of Large Stock Under Stock Brands Act Rules
The Registration of Stock Brands Act 1921 and its amendment set brand size limits from 1.5 to 3 inches in height and width, with letter spacing at least 0.5 inches. Brands may include signs or characters, must follow specified positions on horse and cattle parts, and penalties of up to £10 or imprisonment for unauthorized branding or misusing registered marks. Owners must notify changes of address with a £1 fee for re-gazette and update records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Aafia
Sports Day At Mumbil Aimed at Church Fundraising
A monster day of sport is planned at Mumbil on Friday October 28 with profits supporting the building of the new Anglican Church. An after dark ball is also scheduled, and organizers urge everyone to save the date and await full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbil
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LE Nyton
Totei
F. Murphy " & Co
Hobrutt
Derot
Fiandarson
Sturt Reandy
Weare
Pgs
Juan Marien
Hove
Murphy & Co
Bodangora
Darcy Miller
Oinally
Piady-In-Waltiog
Dew ‘Ab Csi
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