Winter weather chills Wellington district and crops report
The past week brought two to three showers with cold, unsettled conditions across the Wellington district. Farmers face heavy mortality among cattle and rations of rainfall affecting pastures, with advice to continue hand feeding as grain germinates slowly and the outlook shifts toward a harsher winter. Local events include the Union Church gathering, Prohibition campaign notes, and cricket and football matches with mixed results. The Shire Council plans pipe works and weighbridges at key sidings, while the Hollington Club prepares to open with a home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teadla
Tom
Union Church
Om Bouday
K. Taylor
IC. Taylor
Min Lowtter Crofton
Gourie
Wellington
M.u.lo
Colda
Weitfla Lenin
Wentolla
Wongartua
Wongarton Ton
Wil
Crawford
Guthie Dotlen
Lal
Aiden
Contor
Loesh
Prenk Parken
Vomier
J. E. Parkes
A. L. Chalmers
P. HR
Cosier
John Parken
D.C
Bailmaya
Shire Council
Bmith
Hollington Club
Weather and farming pace amid uncertain rains in Wellington area
The district reports patchy rainfall affecting ploughing and feed growth. Cattle and calves show steady weight, with butter prices lifting milking cows. A Wellington Progressive Committee forms to support local development while traffic and police toll debates occupy officials.
Drought Eases as Wheat Sown and Roads Improve
Local reports over ten days show drought relief with better cattle and general morale. Farmers have sown much wheat though some fields remain, while war hampers ordinary farming and road access to the Municipal Boundary is poor, creating mud and delays. Wilsons chart cutting at Apsley paused by rain. Mickwell Mission at Bathurst reports improvements and hopes for full recovery. The Morgan family plans return from holidays this week. rabbit trapping continues to curb boredom with occasional fox catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsons
Apsley
Mick
Mickwell
Bathurst
Morgan
Pre
Cecanloually
Fox
drought ends as rain floods Stuart Town
Drought ends in Stuart Town with a heavy June rainfall. On the evening of June 1 rain fell steadily through Wednesday, registering about 30 points and lifting townspeople’s spirits. Tanks filled, cattle faced hardship but many survive. notable residents N. H. Betar and Frank Robson plan departures. Tennis club socials disrupted by weather, and local families recover from illness while community notices reflect the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Betar
Boen
Ars
Brooe
Frank Robson
Tun
Vrouk Wan Wu Wotivs
Dave
Jamon Cameron
Cal
Satur
Evening event aids weary town with new paths
The night featured music by Misa Mary Der Walad and performances by Mien Kall Aden, Deepen, and Mids. Weather shifted from showers to clear spells, while a shire project in front of Mr. Hloane's Hotel and the Post Office improved the public space, easing foot travel for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rei
Misa Mary der- Walad
Aden
Failure of faratidism in wartime prohibition debate
A historical parliamentary style critique argues that enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment will fail as prohibition provokes growth of bootlegging and disrespect for law. It warns that vast illicit markets and spies will expand, undermining democracy and civil tolerance abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tirana
America
W. Rourke Cockran
Congres
Smithtends
Wellington Lard Board Auction at Court House Wellington
A noisy public sale notice for the Wellington area lists an auction at the Court House on Monday June 15 starting at 10 am. It covers multiple lots including road matters, rentals, and various farm and household items. Related notices announce polling place details for the Wellington district and other society ballots and employment ads.
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Court House
Wellington
Zaclesire
Raymond
Ely
Sun
Townsend
Jack
AOL
Ramsdom
Cowell
Arthur Joba
Hildred
Ernest
Foy
Hoge Victor
Badangora
Oumnock
Gourie
Obley
Stuart Tows
Wammeraws
Stare Bowbett Building Society
Rasiety’s
Warne Street
Robe
Carter
P.O
Blayney
Local Agriculture Bureau meeting notes and officer election
Members gathered in Mr HM Kimbell's room for a Wallington Agriculture Bureau session. An official from the Department of Agriculture offered a demonstration date while officer elections were held with A V Brown as president and Kinbell as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Kimbell
Tuemley
Wallington Agriculture Bureau
Br. JO. Marvey
A. Coupland
Department of Agricultura
le Bruretos
Banda
Murgau
Hawkenbury
Dale
A. Knowles
Hobsoe
Smith
Mera
UO. Kimbo
Preacat
England
Jomom
A.V. Brown
Vles Prvaldonte
Mosare A. Knowles
J. Curry
Treasrer
Kinbell
HL. E. Hobson
Mopars F. Arott
E. Kimbell
J. Watta
Oficers
Cathe
Cattewan
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W. Boner
Turner Falta
James Barrett
Baker's Swamp
Vlowes
Sted
Valving
Walth
Boden Horn
Dr. Thome
Tas
Bydney
Bodmagors
Movars Nowell
Campbell
Ramphell
Alamantha
Stuart Town
Mikey
Yara Food Gaumgee
Toto
A.M. Dunn
Kgtt Building Society
Peraoua
Hughes
AMD Zesidenor
Herring
Sunnyside
Rai
Parkes
Tarmenis and
Grasiere
Wellngton Atc
Olesia
Maughan Gtabet
Federal
Sonta
Beam Ag
Wings Ua
al Budince
ST. Andrew's
Presby
Terian Qhuron
Keith Miller
Moseid Rafrenbsnoute
eEe
D. J. Breeze
L. H.dobble
Monarch
Qbcae Wilde
Ormat
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Bad Boy
Chaplin Chaplin
Icbarlie
Sassee Ee Eee
Great Western Cycle & Motor Works
Harley Davidson
Speedwell
Pepper & Thomas
Percy Street
Paramount ‘Theatre Tonight
Bebe Daniels
Paramount
Ter City
Victory Hall
ART Union
Maughan ST
Mackay
J. Mackay
B. J. Braybrook
Abel Wilkins & CO. Auctioneers
Oddfellows' Hall
Bcbool
L. Gleeson
A.C. Hughes Cotton
Willadaree
The
Boldiers’ Club
Pam
L, H, Dobble
Hon. Lee
Wellington and District Progress Association
Gurrat
Limited
Overland
Fiat
Intosi Equipweot
Sonstration
Paramount Theatre
D. Wilkins
Tonking, Boa
Bee O, Smith
Treasure Municipality OF Wellington
Tureby
Ealecled Yitar
Sludmney
Pilinva
Australia
Slurl Stier
Attle
Acelea
Nature
Artinker
Deas
Mr. F
Ames Star
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