In Memoriam Muriel Baker Obituary Notice
In memoriam for Muriel M. Baker who died suddenly at 92% age twenty four years and three months, with loving family remembering her. The Baker family extends thanks to friends and those who expressed sympathy and kindness during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturn
Dunmore
Parnham
Muriel M. Baker
Jim
Haters Sind Lrothves
Baker
Muriel Baker
Dune Vath
Misband
Morion Baker In Loving Memory
Muriel Baker remembered by family with a brief memorial line noting a sudden passing and a farewell message from spouse and children in a local remembrance note
Stuart 1y Memory of Julia May
Stuart remembers his dear daughter Julia May who departed this life on June 16. Her grieving parents M. and F. Boehme share a heartfelt message and memorial thoughts in this brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Julia May
M. and
F. Boehme
Lost motor car parts and trade discounts noted
Fragment reads a reward offer for a finder of a lost motor car part. Mentions price lists and liberal discounts to trade, with names like The Orchardist and McKay & Sons. OCR noise blocks clear details but implies a local listing or ad with vendors and potential sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ein Webel Cates
Weley
McKay & Sons
Buddah
Nacemina
Notice to Occupiers and Share Farmers on Enrolment Claims
Cobbora Shire Council issues notice that occupiers and share farmers must submit enrolment claims promptly. Claims should state occupier name address occupation and land details. Shire Clerk HL V. Holman asks occupants to aid early compilation and provides information if needed. Geurte Shieh 1826.
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Rolly
HL V. Holman
Conseil Chambers
Geurte
Shieh
1826
Local Jottings From Ducd Paint Advancements And Town Notes
Local notes mention Buick paint improvements with Duco offering longer lasting finish. A Nine Rea Six lorry travels from Sydney at about twenty miles per hour for wool transport. Jostling and minor vehicle damage occur in Lee Street with a bumper broken but no injuries. Donations to district hospital are encouraged. Residents discuss cures, prices, and local happenings, including Ald Stewart and Ald Blawart remarks.
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Buick
Duco
Tom Paul
Jerry
Brnwarrinn
I. Parrot
Sydney
Golden Key
Stewart
Woodward
Lee Street
Impediate delivery and railway passes debate in Australia
The text discusses rail workers in Sydney and country routes, daily travel from Parramatta to Sydney and back, and the idea of workman passes. It mentions Duco Buick coating and rain resistance, then references a potential pension increase funded by the government, and notes springlike warm weather recently.
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Wellington
Sydney
Sonik Teaved
Parramatta
Penrith
Dubbo
Bourky Mail
Relturn
Vame Teai
Tailway
Duco
Buick Motor Co
Rieverniint
Tow Toys
Avon
Thrown From A Horse At Montefiores Injures Youth
Ray Mearns son of Mr and Mrs J Mearns of Montefiores was thrown from a young horse on Saturday. He sustained a slight concussion and facial bruising with swollen eye, but is recovering after the accident.
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Ray Mearns
J. Mearns
Montefiores
Woodbridge Charged After Local Theft Incident
Peter Woodbridge and two others faced Gourley court on June 6 for stealing varied items from a motor car. The trio claimed innocence while each accused the others, and all faced three months’ hard labor as the judge’s verdict, with Woodbridge denying knowledge of the parcel.
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Dubbo
Kay Fred
Melntosh
Peter Woodbridge
Sith
Gourley
Woodbridge
Child's Sad Fate Reported in Marrickville Brick Pit Death
An Australian news item describes a drowning at a brick pit in Marrickville near a water hole. The incident involved a small child named Thomas, mentioned as one of several grandchildren, with a bystander noting a man diving to recover the body. The article references Trevor Austin of Marrickville and a local constable, highlighting a sorrowful family matter from Fridas.
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Wyril
Sydney
Fridas
Thomae
Marrickville
Owllow
Constable Campbell
Trevor Austin
Businone
Marrickvilt
Waterloo Coursing Cup Final and Purses Report
A Waterloo Cup meeting at Rooty Hill drew a large crowd as Red Nennia from Victoria and Terminus and Verse N led through semis. Terminus beat Red Lope and then Veree to win 8 to 1 on the final course. Boskor Boy took the Puree on a 4 to 1 wager. Fortune Huiter won the Waloulas Prize by defeating Progress. Persian Wave, Don’s entry and winner of the Dewar Cup, exited in the Waterloo Cape semi and was withdrawn from the Purse.
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Rooty
Red Nennia
Vic
N. BW
Elt
Red Lope Sea
Fortune Huiter
Tn Ton
Mies
Sam. Don
Persian Wave
Waterloo Cape
Social Evening at Intermediate High School Assembly Hall
A lively social evening occurred Friday at the Assembly Hall of the Intermediate High School. Attendees enjoyed card games and dancing, drawing parents and teachers together for future events and student supervision.
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Avite
Evenine
Cottage Destroyed by Fire Near Gobolion Strom
On Sunday morning a weatherboard four room cottage owned by Mr C J Shakespeare near the Macquarie River caught fire around twenty minutes to three. Fire brigades arrived but water was scarce and the building burned quickly. Constable Evanis raised the alarm. the cottage had just been vacated and was insured. The cause remains unknown, with travellers suspected.
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C.J. Shakespeare
Gobolion Strom
Macquarie River
Evanis
Wil
School of Arts Annual Dance Amid Festive Preparations
The School of Arts announces its annual dance in Une Bapar Hall next Wednesday the 17th. A strong group of attendees, including many ladies, is expected for the evening which promises great style and entertainment.
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School of
Avis
Udmiesiane
Vontlemont
Secrets of the Night Bank President Offers Life in Deficit Fix
Robert Andrews, president of the bank, proposes his own death to redeem a 500000 deficit blamed on him for endorsing a delinquent note. A bank examiner arrives during a directors’ meeting, tensions ease after the episode, and Andrews hosts a weekend party as plans unfold. Tomorrow night’s Munwech program features The Bordur Maid and a news reel, with an extended edition Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Andrews
Clark
Andrewa
Munwech's
Mudgee Objects to Alien Hawkers
A Mudgee Chamber of Commerce member calls alien hawkers a bane to locals and women, says they hurt small traders, and urges government review of licenses. The chamber will refrain from lobbying, arguing aliens should be kept out as Australia remains for British-born residents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Pilin
Australia
Improvements to the show ground outline plans
The works committee visited the show ground to inspect and propose improvements. They favored extending the poultry pavilion by removing side partitions to create a larger refreshment area and suggested including a temporary refreshment room under the pavilion run by the hospital for added revenue, with other enhancements under consideration.
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P. As
IL Boutety
Poultry Club Sees Growing Interest at Club Hotel Meeting
The Poultry Club met at the Club Hotel on Friday night with President Mr Alluth presiding. Several new members joined, signaling a prosperous future. Plans touched on prize schedules, a forthcoming club exhibition, and demonstrations with Rhode Grand Reds. The club anticipates increased membership, aiming to exceed fifty, and urged early orders from A. T. Smith for supplies and favorable prices.
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Menibers
Poultry Club
Alluth
Mombure
Vlanen
Rhode Grand Reds
Hurricun
Ubal Bus
Wellington Stores Manager Promoted from Western Dubbo
Mr Phil Le Quene has been promoted to district manager at the Wellington branch of Lio Woaluen Stores Ltd after duties at the Dubbo branch. He was welcomed by Dubbo staff with a leather suit presentation, while Warren Stores honored Mr Ar A Bloupson on his departure for Dubbo with a pipe presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil le Queene
Han Bean
Dubbo
Lio Woaluen Stores, Ltd
Wallington
Timex
Tarr
Me. McWillim
Pioneer
Mme
Ace Mowry Q. Campbell and
J. Nelony
Gilgandra, Ee
Phil le Querie
Wellington
Avery
Ebynia
I Snelling
Ge Quesnes
Mowxes Cooper
Ogilvie Amt McGinty
Warren
Simpaon
Trials of the Cleveland Six on Bodangora Road Journey
A report on a Cleveland Six test drive describes speeds over 40 mph on the Bodangora road near Nagima, with the car carrying five passengers and featuring ballon tyres and silent vibration. The article urges readers to interview the local agent Mr. D Mowland about the model in Wellington en route to Dubbo.
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le A. Bakr
Sydney
Wellington
Dubbo
Cleveland
Bodangora
Lotteridge
D. Mowland
Wellington Police Court Roundup Includes Drunkenness Indecent Language
Charles Pemdey age 12 was found drunk and used indecent language in Nuninin Crescent and appeared before Mesere Dunn and A Miller Jr. He was fined 5 shillings for 24 hours. John Poture 40 faced wandering at Turge Tow and was discharged to a public hospital after admission. Mary Carter 28 charged with being a fur an without lawful means and was sentenced to one month in Dubbo gaol. Six drunks were dealt with in the last two days.
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Charles Pemdey
Nuninin Crescent
Mm. Dunn Ant Wy A. Miller, Jr
Abe
John Poture
Turge
Stuary
Evie Dome
Mary Ape Carter
M. Duan
J.P
Furan
Dubbo
Wheat Pool Dividend Advance Warned by NSW Committee
The New South Wales Voluntary Committee advised an advance of 1/0 per hundred weight on the 1924-28 pool wheat, payable on and after Friday the 12th. Head offices instructed not yet reaching country ranks. branches received notice Saturday and Saturday evening.
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New South Wales
Ho Eunte
Loc
Little Edna O Brien Dies After Peritonitis Operation
Little Edna O Brien eight four years old died Thursday evening near six after a bout of peritonitis following an appendectomy. She was a boarder at the Convent of Mercy Santop and a favorite pupil. Her funeral at St Johns Church of England drew a large, sympathetic crowd with services led by Archdeacon Barry Brown.
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Edna O'Brien
W. J. O'Brien
SS John’s Church of England
Barry Brown
Eort Wee
Leltow
St. Mary's Convent
Church of England
Toca
Menall, Thompson and Sons
Farewell to Wellington Pioneer Gardiner After Illness
The community honors William Gardiner 32, a Ballymena native who arrived in Australia as a young man. He and Ernest Matthews shared a long friendship and helped build the district. Gardiner died after an operation, with his funeral marking a final farewell to a hardy blacksmith who once thrived in Percy Street.
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William Gardiner
Ernest J. Matthews
Wellington
Othey
Intriet
Willan Gerdiner
Mr. Gardiner
A.V. Brown
Ballymena
County Antrim
Leeland
Auratralia
Sydney
Robert
Tkwan
Matthews
Drr
Gardiner
Bleek Book
Smith
Percy Street
Royal Hotel
Promiaes
Tick Womell
Oww
Quietnuns
Funeral of Walter Gardiner In Gisborne Street District
The late Mr Walter Gardiner's remains were laid to rest beside his wife in the Presbyterian cemetery after a service at home conducted by Rev H G Ford. Survived by a daughter Mrs Brown and several sons and daughters including Mrs Blanchard, Mrs Campbelt, and Mrs Wellington. Funeral arrangements by Morris J Thompson and Son.
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Ee Ee
Mee
Demi Arniel
Warn Wall
Tarmera
de. B. Vek
Hiss
W Blanchard
Sydney
Wire
J- Camp
J' Belt
Queenaland
A.V. Brown
Wellington
Hoyle Zure
Rm’ AV
H. G. Ford
Mr. Gardiner
En of
Waleton
Plomeers
J. Thompson and Son
Accident at junction injures young man Brindley
A serious motorcycle accident near the junction of the old Montefinrux road and the Main Wealern road on Saturday afternoon involved Abraham Brindley aged 20. He sustained multiple injuries including a fractured right leg and right arm, but remained conscious and was taken to the District Hospital for treatment.
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Montefinrux
Wealern
F. G. Rowe
Brindley
Rowe
IV ‘Tae
Monteflords
Ia Tt
Ud Cabbara Bhire
W. P. Kelly
Romeo Reynolds Pleads Guilty in Lamp Theft Case
Romeo Juliet Reynolds, 27, pleaded guilty at Darlinghurst to obtaining Bt lamps from William Oswald Moud of Aladdin Industrien Ltd on false pretences claiming station ownership with 6 000 acres and £60 000 in property. He also admitted escaping Gosford lockup, and received a two year sentence. The report notes his past in Wellington district and Aladdin night dealings.
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William Oswald Moud
Millthorpe
Aladdin + Industrien Ltd
Romeo Juliet Reynolds
Darlinghurst
Orange
Gosford
Reynalis
Reynolds
Wellington
Romeo
Vt Bas
Wally Chak
Julletx Fron
Keupinge Han
Talon
Missing persons and political shocks cited in faulty wire item
A garbled wire report describes a missing person case near Bulli and a political scene with candidates and ministers, plus a road accident near Dak Un Thy Bowl Rund Wick injuring several people. The piece notes a death of a Sydney banking widow and references government figures amid unclear details.
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Bulli
Boc
Satandy
George Puller
Prem
Lang
Nuitie
Mb Deley
Lamng
Nalionda
Cootamundra
Wearne
Tom
Charles Rosental
Rina
Cifenla
Fadrich
Reilféen
Wade
Mir
Fragmented Homebush Market Notes and Tragedy At Lakes Croks
The entry records a chaotic mix of prices for cattle wheat and other goods with garbled figures and mentions a public ballot, a domestic dispute, external threats, and finally a fatal self-harm event attributed to a family tragedy around Lakes Croks. The OCR yields unclear dates and several misspellings.
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Onpey
Bem
Dion Kit
Life
Casa
Ton Childret
Cup Round Two Brings Wide Mix of Results Across Nations
An unsettled report outlines outcomes in a Cup round with India beating Austria, the Netherlands and Sweden involved, and France advancing to the semi finals. A separate dispute mentions a Parisian manager and a Crompton case in the Americas. a sudden departure and a road incident are noted, with Chicago relatives mentioned in connection to an ongoing event.
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India
Austria
Holland
Bed
France
He Tone
Daly
Shanghai
Reparty
Deweathe
Wilon
Hungkow
Britain
Crompton
Americas
Nvurlathenin
Acottin
Chicago
Concessions to New Settlers in Narromino Debate
A fragmented report discusses proposed concessions tied to new settlers in Narromino amid government plans for a 70 year term and imperial funding. A. Stewart challenges the conditions, arguing the plan would alter tenure and reduce current benefits for a ten year period, while critics push for clearer terms and safeguards.
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Narromino
Mandalington
Powers
Imperial Money
Monty
Auoceasi
A. Stewart
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Cobbora Shire
School OF Arts
Empire Ham
Shrumacek
Kon
Hon
Treuy
the District
Gellington
Waterloo Coursing Cup
Secrets OF the Night
Mudgee
A. ‘T. Smith
Little Cobin Jourdant
Cdna O'Brien
di Coys
Oak
Rabin
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