Engagements and obituaries mark Orange district notes
The column records engagements and weddings including Mr A Wobb and Mrs Evelyn Dickson, and Mr Hugh Foisingham and Miss Collett. It lists deaths of Mrs Ann Sutton, Mr Mond Green, Mr Hubert Thilhunty, and Mrs Margaret Ellfoyle, with notices of weddings at Kitheon and Narromine. Also mentions anniversaries for T Sheldon, and local remarks on residents and community events in Orange and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fakembs
Mix
Ann Sutton
Doby Sutton
Goo
Kingham
Millthorpe
Dloinrlh Kirchine
Torann
Rhorlen
Bewidon
Ath Huon
Doris
Dasie
Geata
Owinn
Row
Otillies
Erich
Fuemond Green
Canowindrs
Greer
William Green
Canowinra
Hubert
T. Sheldon
Orange
Narencourts
South Australia
Sanier
Sheldon
Tooraweenahy
Cattle and Sheep Market Report at Yardings and Prices
On the land McNuilly, Crampton and Marlin Lids report a cattle yarding of 1485 including a large consignment for ward north. Quality varied with some poor lots. fat cattle sold uncertainly with bulls to 12, cows to 10/1, vealers to 7/1. Store stock showed better demand. herd bulls to 24/16, yearlings to 3/1, heifers to 8/5. Sheep yarding reached 7309 with sale generally below prior week. wethers to 14/4, cross bred wethers 14/10, ewes 14/1, hoggets 41/10, lambs to 10. The market opened steady with cautious bidding through the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNuilly
Crampton
Marlin
Soli
Seelian
van Wat
Ewne
Lamba WA
Wool Market Report Two Firms Describe Autumn Wool Sale
Sydney wool market reports from Sedute Bell and Go Ltd and Goldsbrough Mort Co Ltd describe mixed demand and softer prices. Autumn shorn lines from Cobar show broader quality with more seed, and crutchings and brokens sold unevenly as buyers from Japan and Germany showed hesitancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedute
Bell and Go, Ltd
Tno
Cobar
Compulsory Wheat Pool Ballot Debate From Australia Letter
A reader from South Australia argues against compulsory wheat pooling in New South Wales, citing past labor resolutions and Canadian pool criticisms. The letter condemns government control of industry and warns that compulsory marketing would extend state power, urging farmers to resist.
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Lang
New South Waley
Aukep
Regia Hons
Wcidiield
Uhscormninshivne
Fathermore
H.W. Wout
United Farmers of Alberta
Canadian Wheat Board
Woo Sali
Ma Fang
Mr. Lang
Gebwers
Uhl
Fallow erosion opposed by soil surface compaction advies
A historical note discusses fallow erosion prevention for wheat grounds. It argues erosion control relies on careful surface soil compaction and timing, offering two modifications: leave the surface rougher than usual and compact subsoil by December. It warns against deep harrowing and suggests using sheep to manage moisture and erosion risk on undulating land.
The Way of the World Chapter Scenes and Deaths
A fragmented excerpt follows Val dying and Philip's impulsive gunfire ending with both St Johns dead. Judith Moreland and Hervey observe quiet change, while Judith awaits a summons and prepares for a mournful future, mirroring the novel’s tumult.
Lost Airman Found Dead After Plane Wreck
Mystery of Ekinn the Melbourne airman solved. The craft left Tallatoon at night and reached the weekend pinne next day. Body found strapped to the machine with head injuries. A wing fragment was lodged in a tree twenty feet high. Plane had been heading to Seymour as the forest blocks lie 70 to 90 feet high.
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Jurlith Moreland
Middle Temple
Hervey
Judith
Fern
Jiatith
Richard
Philip Si
John
Hovey
Harvey
Tita
Ekinn
Melbourne Wirman
Tallatoon
Kina Waa
Uul
Vic Jories
Mary
Jase
Seymour
Trovd
Market for cotton sales in Brisbane shelves seven selling days
Dealers report dull demand and heavy withdrawals as prices drift lower on carbonising descriptions and crutchings. Valves for merines slide from 6 to 7 percent but most descriptions lack commercial value. Brisbane sales set for seven days starting Monday with 88,860 bales offered. quantities 6585 and 4000 bales on specified dates. Brisbane outlook weak until demand improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hace
Thie
Brisbane
Sydney
Abercrombie Shire Council Meeting Highlights Transport Costs
Dr Quinn reports on plant transport to Sydney, comparing rail and road costs. Rail method cost about twice road, with tractors weighing 84 tons cited. Rail transport of gear appears more expensive. public support for railways questioned amid bids. A Bourke camel in a buggy was seen moving in the main street, doubtful to gain popularity.
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Abercrombie Shire
Quinn
Sydney
Bourke
Fragmentary Tale Shows Letters Missing Amid Suspicions
Aunt Judith grows anxious as rumors swirl about missing prayers and unanswered letters. A postman, indifferent, claims innocence while villagers recall darker acts that might explain the vanished correspondence.
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My. A. Wobb
Mrs .T. Wobb
Wallar
Cloh Hotel
Orang
Mre
Evelyn Dickson
Coogee
Buble
Dubbo
Striet
Margaret Ellfoyle
North
Bubbo
Kitheon N-Cently
Annie Beéerott
Winsor
George
Thomas
Narromine Presbyterian Church
J. C. Gibson
Roy Thomas Carter
Carter
Lianver
Derrihoug Avenue
Ednad Maud
JH. Hazell
Holmwand
Narromine
Portland
Kater
Kites
Mount McDonald
John Parker
Une
Lew Russell
Bathurst
Henry Stephen Waals
John Francis Woods
Lilsh Town
Danoloo
Pather Corran
Mae Ning
Bede
Mrel J. Finne
Mercygoen
Rowan Park
Cal
CG. Hales
Digger
Mungrunty
Meadooran
Min Lawh Litchfield
Mya
J. Litchfield
Gulagunlown
Roy Barton
Gulargambane
John Wilson
Autalls
Orange Market Report
Sydney Wool Market
Goldsbrough
Mort and Companys Limited
Weat
Wook
Jayan
Japan
New Zealand
At. Gray
South Ausrealian Wrest
the World
M. Morgan Gibbon
Val
Vel
Philip
Philip St. John
Kime Ie
Mather
Renfree
St. Johns
Frances Dee
Paramount
Nee
Snall Toynes
Woods
Nueder
Philip Gt
John War
Tino
Aramyin
Seno
Schute Bell
Anger Sewing Machine CO
Ryan
Clive Street
Wellington
Ramuma
F. W. Day
Richardson
SWIFT
Toarkateerie
Australia
VESTA
Howland
Cas