Bourne wood FSA branch meeting notes and local updates
The Bourne wood branch of the FSA held an annual meeting with fair attendance. H S Wyker was elected president and Wykes, Biateh as vice presidents, W Morris as honorary secretary and organizer. Letters on mail delivery through Yeoval and wheat pool fundraising were discussed. local road and school issues were noted alongside planting progress and crop conditions. A memorial base for Lawach in Sydney was planned using Mt Bodangora granite weighing about ten tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournewood
F.5.a
Wyken Wan
Nnion
D.p.mlg
Neville Howse
Yeoval
Mall
F.S.A
Tam Thone
Wathin
H. Sh. Wyker
Mes Fry
W. R. Wykes
P. Biateh
W. G. Mortis
H. J. Wyken
Harry Wykes
W. Morris
J.T
Sunes Wykes
Shemers
Messrs Shakespeare and Son of
Wellington
Lawach
Sydney
Agricultural strain and local happenings at Arthurville
Weather brought about heavy rain in Arthurville with about 40 points falling Sunday night. A deserted car was found on the Wellington road Monday morning. Farmers fear a serious setback for the agricultural industry due to wet conditions during the wheat growing season. The Rural Workers Accommodation Act adds financial burdens, while a July 1 start date for a new act will affect agriculture. Macquarie Shire Council aided the Wellington road toward Limestone Hill, though the route remains partly unrepaired and hazardous in places. A leg injury to Mrs. Bert Collins required medical attention after an accident with a knife while cutting quinces. Mr. and Mrs. Prigg plan to pursue potato and pew growing. A wedding at St Patrick's Wellington joined Stella Clyne and Ambrose Mille. Post-ceremony, the couple departed for Symyrn for a honeymoon, with plans for Faenham as their home. Some local residents show improvement, including Mr. W. McGuire and the road club, which has re-formed and gained support. A new font bridge on the waterway in Chambers Street has been praised for improving access.
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Wellington
Labour
Macquarie Shire Council
Limestone Hill
Bert Cullins
Collins
Mombil
Prigg
Millthorpe
Prien
St. Patrick's
Vathor Curran
Stella
Ay J. Clyny
Roseville
Stuart
Ambrose Mille
Min
Thomas
Angie Mills
Alletes
Beiegroom
Chax Clyne
W. Willock
Court House
Symuyy
Mes
Faenham
Burrell Creek
Neuren
Euchareena
Orange
Apalyy
Stuart Town
Fair Road
Vider
Wau
Rainy weather and rural updates from the district
Heavy rain drenches the region with nearly an inch Monday morning and sleet forecast. Reports mention the death of Turle Edward Gallagher of Killarhey at 86, while cattle mobs move toward Wellington and Dubbo saleyards. Local rangers busy burying wheat and cattle. updates note visitors from Kandos and Lincoln.
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Turle Edward Gallagher
Killarhey
Cargo
Treland
Sullivan
Bodangara
C.J. Shakaspeare
Kon
Wellington
Mr. Starr
Jewall
Dubbo
Li Robinson
Kandos
Miarvey
Lincoln
Stuart Town News Blurs Through Gold Mine Hopes
In Stuart Town a note of local promise centers on the Manna Hill gold mine and ore coming into the district as speculation grows. Rumors of a sale at the Australian hotel fade amid talk of better times and changes in local hands. Empire Day picnic favors a sunny turnout with a large roll-up and communal cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Manna Hill
Jublic
Farnham
Xéum
Bitter weather and local incidents in Cumnock
Bitter cold spell with heavy rain and lightning preceded a cold snap. Burglary at Mr Foxall’s shed netted rabbit skins worth £90 with no arrest yet. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L O'Rorke died after gastrine illness. A send-off for Mr Beard at Okley drew many residents, with Mr K J Abernethy representing PLA and TT. Ellie, long Amaroo councillor and farmer, plans to move to Geurie on the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxall
Orange
Yeoval
Malong
Beard
Messi Ellis
Amaroo
Ellie
Ben
Geurie
Dripstone Weather Woes Hit Roads And Rains
The district faces sowing delays as a brief dry spell ends with rain dampening soil and delaying work. Heavy showers flood roads at Burrell Creek, bogs clog the Apaly to Stuart Town route, and officials push Euchareena road plans amid washouts. A motorcycle crash near a creek injures a rider, while the local tennis club wins its Sunday match, boosting hope for the upcoming home game.
Weather and events cast in damp coastal district
Sunday night staining delayed shipments at the focal post office. Monday and Tuesday brought further rain and a sharp temperature drop. Farmers face crop delays from heavy rains and waterlogged fields. A forthcoming public whale concert is well organized for Friday evening and local trucking yard travel has not progressed as promised due to ongoing wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Yeoval Notices and Local News Tidings
Yeoval reports the death of Mrs J Wilkin on Monday with funeral at the Church of England burial at Yeoval cemetery officiated by Rev H S Pratt. Wreaths include a contribution from the pupils of the local school. Charles Lawton suffered severe caustic soda burns to mouth and throat. he is recovering. Yeoval’s second football match of the season, at Wellington, ended 19 to 6 in favor of Yeoval with Johnwon delivering a strong performance. Leo Wilkin shows improving mobility with crutches. Ma Fret Cooper’s car incident near Cumnock and Ob Voy noted. rainfall for May measured three inches, up to 1926 figures.
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Charles
Mra
Lawnon
Thu Vietle Chap
Yeuvgal
Wellington
Tabs
Johnwon
Leo
Wilkin
Wheat District Suffers Through Harsh Weather
The passage notes the first five months have been poor for the wheat district with a driest spell hampering crops and urging relief for farmers.
FASHIONS MOUNT AND LOCAL NEWS MIXED REPORT
A Saturday meeting at Mrs Sam Campbell’s residence discussed building options for the An ltonn Church at Burramiong with no decision due to missing specifications. A fund committee was formed to steward the project and the weather permitting will plan further. The column also covers a local disappearance rumor, a Sydney study trip, a railway yard mishap involving a horse and sulky, historical notes on Scottish slavery, a fashion note linking to the era, and a fall causing injury to Mr Tom Brien of Neutes needing a doctor.
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Sam Campbell
Burramiong
Innida
Geo. Arneil
Indy
Bruce Campbell
Sydney
Mumbii
Minx
Scotland
Robert, Mackensie
Tennis Tourney And Local Sports News
A six man and four woman tennis team journeyed to Dripstone for weekend exchanges with local players. Dripstone won 18 sets to 1? Mr Ted Hanaford escaped serious injury after a Sunday motorcycle fall with damage to his bike. Fox shooting featured as the day’s main sport. Our sportsmen report at least 50 points for the season. Rain affected weekend totals with 7 points by Tuesday morning. A quartet of players McIntosh Fardell Hansford and McAtayney to visit Fashion's Mount on the 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Crewe
Secior
Dripstone
Ted Hanaford
Ted
Fox
Regnard
Messra Mclntosh
Fardell
Hansford
McAtaayney
Weather Woes Slow Farms And River Traffic
Last Friday brought light rain showers while Saturday was fine and Sunday opened clear but a northwest wind and torrential rain by Monday night. A dull Tuesday followed with 180 points of precipitation since Friday. Farmers fear delays in sowing but hope late sowing may aid harvest. The river rose and traffic traffic over the bridge is hindered. a deputation sought temporary repairs to allow Vigne traffic to cross.
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Ork
Salvation Army and Church Services Listed for Sunday
The issue lists Salvation Army services with Adjutant Ward leading at 10 am and 7:80 pm at Moll Park, plus a 11 am Young People Service and a band service in the evening. Baptist and Presbyterian services follow with times and local pastors named, including Rev J Hunter and Rev H G Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Youngs Peoples Service
Dowgar
Husiness
Poms Moll Park
H. Murry
Baptist Church
Longhurst
Ted
F. Thomas
J. Hunter
Bournewood
Luke Bullock
Bodyngora
Seatonville
Curra Creek
Yeoval
D. Hunter
Methodist Services in Wellington and Suntop
Sunday services scheduled at Wellington in the morning and evening led by Rev. Bryson from the British and Foreign Bible Society. Suntop hosts a 7 80 p.m. session with Rev. A Graham, while Bodangora and Dubbo participant Mr. Hughes attends at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Bryson
British and Foreign Bible Society
Suntop
A. Graham
Dubbo
Bodangora
Hughes
Cattle Sale Announced For Next Saturday At Local Yards
George Paul advertises a cattle sale at the local yards next Saturday featuring 260 head. The yarding includes well bred cows heifers bulls and steers in store condition with several prime fat steers and heifers. Other owners are urged to contact the auctioneer immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh Thin Tnwue
Qeorge
Paul
Cattle Sale at Cunna mulla Queensland Auction
Attention to sale at Cunna mull conducted by the Queensland Primary Producers' Co operative Agency with L C Wooktridee Rigby and Co on Monday the 14th. About 2000 Mallqt bred cattle to be offered for straight out value. Yardings include Speing Creek and Charlotte Vale herds. Further particulars advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunnamull
Queensland Primary Producers’ Co-operative Agency
L. C. Wooktridee, Rigby and Co
Speing Creek
Charlotte Vale
Big cattle sale at Dublin sale yards this Wednesday
Leeds Bros advertise a large sale at Dublin sale yards on Wednesday June per yard 1600 cattle expected including 400 four to five year old bullocks 200 steers 24 to 10.3 years 400 cows 260 heifers and 50 mixed young stock many paddies. Auctioneers offer drafts to suit purchaser and note plenty of winter feed available. See advertisement for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mites
Leeds Bros
Dubin
Very Successful Cattle Sale at Dunedoo
Mears Milling and Co Ltd auctioneers report a very successful cattle sale at their yards in Dunedoo on Wednesday May 26. Buyers from Mudgee Briarway Coonabarabran Tooraweenah Dubbo Elong Gulgong Coolah and nearby districts attended. Prices ranged high with bulls to £8 steers to £0 10s per cwt store cows to £6 16s store heifers to £4 10s and store calves to £4 1s. Yarded stock quality was better than previous sales and all lines cleared with strong bidding. Next sale set for Tuesday June 9 with about 750 head of young cattle and 5000 young store sheep expected.
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Mears
Milling and Go, Ltd
Dunedoo
Dunsdoo
Mudgee
Briarway
Coonabarabean
Tooraweenah
Dubbo
Elong
Gulgong
Coolah
Velak
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Arthurville
J. Went
Gentio
W. McGuire
Geurle
Panto
Te Tonntk Club
Chambers Street
Fiat
Ent
Ellis
Powe
A. B. Ellis
Etore
Yroval
Cumnock
W ‘Eam
Mumbai
Fashion
Mumbal
Tom Brien
Neutes
Fred
Aln
Dicker
Nehwol Tercher
Church Services
Presbyterian Church
Othe Neurea
Bury
Pam
Georie
H. G. Ford
Me Bryson
The
Garrod & Roberts Ltd
Cherie Erskineville
Cunnamulla
J. Holloway
Mumbil
Leo F. Miller
Phono 19
Harmeen
Grantera HV
McKay Farming Machinery
Cam
Comat” Windmilla
Cooper Sheep
Cooper’ Lip Shiring
Fertitzers
Rudgette Fly Oil
Vile Liv
Studebaker Cars
Hannaford’s Picklers
Bunticide
Crossley
Reg L. Tonking
L. Tonking
Arthur Street
Phoss
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