Back to Wallington Week aims to boost Wellington district
The Progress Association urges Wellington to leverage its undeveloped mineral wealth and rich agriculture to attract capital and visitors. Plans include concerts, dances, queen contests, expanded carnival windows, and extra business hours. Political notes discuss rapprochement between Nationalists and Progressives, while Labor factions prepare for upcoming elections.
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Progress Association
Wellington
al Tte
Cemem Deancay
Wallington
Wallington West
More Super for Late Sowing
Farmers advised to boost superphosphate when sowing late to compensate for lost time. Two approaches: add 20 to 28 pounds of high grade or ordinary phosphate beyond early-sowing amounts, with higher applications safe on well-prepared land. Avoid sowing on rough, overworked stubble and wet ground. better to err on the light side with fertilizer. W. T. Nixon, Croydon, 4/0/24. Runners will kindly aid against coughs and colds.
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W. T. Nixon
Yeoval District Notes A Busy Social and Trade Update
A Wednesday night surprise at Mr and Mrs James Rowley’s featured as Yeoval social life. Local telegraphist Cecil Wall and Ray Wall visited, with plans for new subscribers, a larger switchboard, and post office prospects. Railway line tweaks, possible passenger service by autumn, refreshment rooms rumored, and a new hall planned by G Wall were discussed. Cumnock and Yeoval clubs battled in ball and football, Wellington artists performed, rain steadied the landscape, and Miss Mathews holidayed with Mrs Oakes. A fire devastated Rev car near Yeoval, delaying reports to Friday.
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Cecil Wall
Lithgow
Ray Wall
Yeoval
Lespy and Hounds
Horne
Miss White
Progress Association
Wellington
G. Wall
Prince of Wates
Harry Noll
Cavanagh
Cuminock Tennis Club
Cumnock
Yeoval Juniors
Sydney
Visi Yeoval
Our Pastry Stands Out In Look And Taste Golden Key
An odd claim about a bakery item with branding Woods Grant Percarmint Cure. The quick note mentions bronchial coughs and a product name, suggesting an unusual health connotation tied to a pastry listing.
Testimonials of Cures From a Herbalist Practitioner
A collection of testimonials from patients in Australia praising E. L. Silva and his herbalist treatments. Patients describe long pain, misdiagnoses, and unsuccessful hospital care before claiming relief, renewed health, and return to work after consulting Silva. The letters praise recovery from gastritis ulcers paralysis nicotine poisoning and other ailments, with thanks to the practitioner and mentions of family members and witnesses.
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Victoria Hotel
Mudgee
Sydney Hospital
E. L. Silva
Tam
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Lee Street
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Bruxner
Wearne
Chaffey
Ley
Ewbor
Lang
Labor
Laborsten
Country Party
Chin
Ee & Child
J. & R. Morley’s
the Western Stores Ltd
Fordson Farm
Geo
Stewart Wallington
Croydon
T. Peppermint
District News
James Rowley
Mr. Skally
E. Silva
Grand Hotel
Laycock
Hurstville
Cam
Macquarie Street
A. Pye
H. Groth
Strom
Victoria Stewer
Aleaasdiy
Andhinbach
Anfl
Menta
Andrew Banmnicy
Jonees Bambesh
Market Steel
Aids
al Fe
Ming
Eny- 1
Judical
Jnst
Singletok
Massene
Adam
Garden of Eden
Adamson
Ermington
Ithos
Hosea Nursery
Phizackerley’s Ltd
Abel Wilkins & CO
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