Golf Club Pavilion Rents and Show Finances Discussed
Minutes show a motion to allow pavilion use for the current show year at a rent of £1. The treasurer reported a debit balance of £15 4 3 for the 1939 show, with £11 capital costs for pavilion shelves and tie ups, reducing loss to £4. Net profit about £4 after outstanding memberships. various motions approved and protests considered regarding council trusteeship and lands minister. The annual meeting was set for July at 7:30 pm.
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Mevarx
Hunt
P. Blateh
Branley Wynter & Co
Inter
J. J. Dalton
Mesira
C. Kevin
A. E. Munro
S Hust
Mestra
J. J. Daltom
J. C. Keria
Amareehire Council
Rowhay
A. J. Wilkin
Messrs
P. Wich
W. Biateh
Chamber of Commerce Secretary Resigns Amid Changes
At a recent chamber meeting Myr. J. Redwally resigned. Mr. J. A. Stapleton was elected as secretary while Mr. A. B. Emm took acting duties. Wellington Hospital notes show headmaster Mr. Ritchie ill but recovering, and Mr. Leslie sent for medical care after incident with a shed. Community updates include residents traveling to Wellington for a horse event and local hockey interest growing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Myr. J. Redwally
J. A. Stapleton
Wellington
A.B. EM
J. Leslie
Robs
Mr. Leslie
Costing Bureau Proposed to Stabilize Exporter Solvency
A speaker argues for national economic reform to stabilise exporting primary industries. The plan calls for a Costing Bureau, a Federal Export Board, and state credit controls to fix fair prices for wool wheat butter and meat, align living standards with real wealth, and secure solvency of key exports.
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Commonwealth
Statisticsl Bureau
Commonwealth Bank
Federal Export Board
Yeoval Football Boom Continues After Weekend Matches
Yeoval enjoyed a busy football weekend with four games. On Saturday Bowrmenon visited Yeoval. the wet slippery ground produced a nine point win for North Yeoval. Yeoval’s scorers included Ny Mi Well with a try and Wy Smith with a penalty. Referee Mr Shawn from Lithgow officiated amid spirited play and crowd banter.
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Bowrmenon
Yeoval
Joent
Xamu
McN
Mousler
North
Furs
Ins
Walker
Tor
Wy Smith
Mr. Shawn
Lithjrow
Mullins Hodges Wedding at Parkes Church
Thelma Mullins Hodges wed June 7 at Bogvdat h Church Parkes with Mrs Hodgen of Yoovah guel Parkers and Mr Mullins of Parkes in attendance. Miss Daveys served as bridesmaid and Mr Mc King as best man. Rev Morain officiated. The couple plans to reside in Parkes.
School Night Event Claimed by Local Parents Club
The Parents and Citizens Association hosted a school night with children in attendance and a prize split between Mrs C Donex and Mrs Cooper. Mr M Cawnagh won a separate prize, and Mr A S Parr judged the dancing segment. Refreshments were provided by the Hindien committee.
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C Donex
Mm. ¥. Cooper
M. Ca Wnagh
MY. Acauit Parr
Yeoval Wins Goose Ferry Cup Tennis Match at Cumnock
Six man Yeoval tennis team defeated a Cumnock squad 13 sets to 11 after a long day of play. The article also notes a regional economic proposal by William Age advocating credit money to boost internal trade and reduce taxes, plus a postmatch draw between Fores reserve and Yeoval’s reserves.
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L. Davis
R. Cooper
W. Cooper
M. Maroney
H. Miller
J. Vaughan
Cumnock
Yeoval
Tome
Mails Schedule and Concession Changes at Yeoval
Train and coach services operate from Yeoval to Wellington Parkes Cumnock and Dubbo with morning and noon departures on select days. A concession allows Sunday posting to catch Monday trains to Dubbo via Wellington and Sydney and mail processing times specify quarter to six and quarter to one o'clock deadlines.
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Yeoval
Wellington-Parkes
Enard
Cumnock
Pet ‘Ail
Cxtch
Dubba
Wellington
Sydney
Wednex
Jayn
Money Ordety
Walt
The Weather Story of Abraham Lincoln
Mild weekend weather with gentle winds and low rainfall described. The piece recounts Abraham Lincoln and his rise from hardship to presidency, highlighting perseverance through trials and eventual achievements.
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Abraham Lincoln
Australian tariff inquiry urged for Whyalla plant site
The Commonwealth Government considers a major tariff reform proposal from Broken Hill Proprietary Co. to support an Australian industrial expansion. Public submissions will be invited for the inquiry, with a Tariff Board report due around midweek. Potential water revival schemes from the Murray to Whyalla are also under review if Whyalla is chosen for the plant.
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Broken
Hill Pry. Coy
Tmhe Mining
Tmnaprt
Ayetrios
Menizhes Aid Pha Auecessive
Commonwealth Govvermants Har Bevis Axis
Austriia
United Kingdom
Tariff Board
Commonwealth
Commonwealth — Co-Operattion Jy
Murray River
Whyalla
Spencer's Gulf
Wedding notices and obituaries from Dubbo era
A quiet wedding at a church in Dubbo joins Mary O'Brien and relatives from Sally's Flat with ceremonies by Reverend Warwold. The notice also reports the death of Valerie Herring at Dubbo District Hospital at 20, wife of Bentley Herring of Trungie and mother-in-law to Hock of Nyngan. Seven young children are left behind.
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Vallerie Herring
Pistriet Hospital
Dubbon
BM Y Herring
Trungie
Jaichter
Mtr Hock
Nyngan
Yorine Chitren
Ana
Yeoval Streets Ready for Bulk Electricity Installations
Several posts have been delivered in Yeoval streets in preparation for bulk electricity installation. Local crews expect rapid progress as the infrastructure upgrade proceeds through the area, improving power distribution and reliability for residents and businesses.
Rubber stamps prices and particulars on application
Brief item notes prices and details for rubber stamps and related supplies. Mentions where to apply for more information and availability. Generic listing with limited specifics due to fragmented OCR text.
How to Combat The Ravages of Worms
A plain language guide outlines common worm symptoms in children and adults. It notes variable appetite stomach aches bad breath headaches disturbed sleep and unsettled bowels as the early signals of parasitic infection and hints at remedies.
Worm treatment using Dead Shot Pellets and Indian Root Pills
The first aim in treating worms is to destroy and expel them from the body. This can be accomplished by Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets followed by a dose of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. If unobtainable locally Dead Shot Pellets will be forwarded post paid on receipt of price 2 shillings per tin by The W. H. Comarock Co Ted. 23 Lang Street, Sydney.
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Comstock
Dr. Morse
W. H. Comarock Co
Lang Street
Sydney
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