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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
3
Gloomy enthusiasm in Narromine and Humilay as heavy rain soaks the journey and grounds. Noronine plans a visit to Welllington on the 24th, while Wellington and Dubbo brace for a big football day with Dubbo visiting to reclaim the Johnny Walker Cup, last held by Wellington two seasons ago.
Letter from Messrs Wilson and Co. praises Vita-Lick for four years of use on their flock, claiming there is no better lick on the market, and noting strong results from N.P. Drench. The notice discusses local rugby match plans, player form, and upcoming games, with mentions of Wellington, Dubbo, and regional teams.
An old style advertisement touts Donn’s Backache Kidney Pills as a cure for backache kidney trouble and urinary disorders. A reader testifies a husband’s months of pain ended after six bottles, with the product sold by Feator McClellan Co and messages urging to obtain DOAN’S from trusted distributors.
Dick West arrives as Wellington League coach and quickly engages players with methodical instruction. He impresses locals and players with new points, though he cannot play in Saturday's game. if the team keeps the cup, a strong season is anticipated.
A Bulletin writer argues sheep raising can balance wheat market risks. With 800 acres of wheat, limited acreage, and required machinery, profit hinges on livestock. Wool grows offer steadier demand and fodder conservation reduces risk, suggesting wool production may yield higher, more reliable returns than wheat over several seasons.
The article advises delaying planting until autumn rains. It stresses checking nursery stock for disease or infestation, preparing trenches with moist soil, and using puddle holes in hot dry winds. Planting depth should match nursery depth and roots covered with moist air. It notes winds and wet weather affect timing and references a dancing season and dinner suit by A. T. Smith.
Dick West slated for a warm reception as the Vulvan delegation descends with a chartered special train next Saturday. Wellington teams entertain nightly this week as anticipation builds for the upcoming clash on Saturday.
A Saturday game left the visitors within Ave points of the home side as the NSA team used coordinated play to offset individual talents. Coaches debated introducing many new players to test potential replacements, while a Monday clash against English opponents highlighted rough tactics and the need for cohesion before the main selection finalizes.
A lighthearted note on Monday fatigue attributes it to disrupted routines and overindulgence, claiming Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills taken Sunday night can curb sluggish liver function and improve mood and energy levels on Monday.
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