Wellington Intermediate High School News Highlights
Empire Day festivities included singing and speeches prompting a half holiday. First Year students enjoyed a Caves picnic while fund drives for a piano continued with donor names listed. Reports cover sports, a nonsensical tale, cave descriptions, and a near disaster at sea ending with rescue.
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Messrs
H. Moore
A. 8. Kitch
W. Condon
C. Kennard
M. Bembrick
G. Paul
Pass of the West Part One Borin Sheriff Resigns
In Borin a bank raid by two Mexicans ends with the sheriff resigning after blaming the pursuit. Two strangers Bill and Mick join the posse after proving sharpshooters, riding brave horses in the plains. They learn the Mexicans’ trail, follow it to a hill and a boulder as night falls and wait for the next move.
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Cape of Finisterre
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Rita Allen
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Mick
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Children’s Hacking Cough Woods’ Peppermint Cure
A historical ad describes a remedy titled Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure claimed to ease a hacking cough in children. The brief notice markets the potion as a versatile cough and throat remedy with practical uses for households and caregivers.
Hideout Ambush Near Mexican Stronghold In Turbulent Times
Two men Mick and Bill observe Mexicans at a hidden lair with cattle and heavy bundles. They report rustlers and a fortified stronghold with three machine guns atop craggy heights. Soldiers arrive in three days, then the attackers are forced to retreat under heavy fire. To be continued.
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Mick
Triple T
Bill
Craga
WM. Bassett
A Word to the Housewife on Constipation and Dr Morse Pills
The article likens a clogged kitchen sink to a blocked body, arguing constipation spreads waste via the blood causing headaches and neuralgia. It touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy that acts on the bowels to expel impurities and restore bowel movement.
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Dr. Morse
Letter from Dick Wilkins on Wammerawa election
Dick Wilkins explains his opposition to strict party politics in the Wammerawa and Gwydir campaigns. He supports the MEN platform, urges electing representatives who serve national interests, and argues for government by conscience rather than party lines. He commends J H Macdonald and calls for ministers chosen by the people.
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Wammerawa
J. B. McDonald
Wellington
Col. Brusner
J. H. Macdonald
Country Party
Gwydir
Macdonald
Dubbo
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Wammeraway
Country First
Help Your Town Letter to the Editor on Wellington's growth
A Wellington reader scolds Alderman Bere for comments on town decline. The letter defends Wellington’s future, urges vision, and argues for adequate hospital nurse accommodation as the town grows toward an estimated 15,000 residents and beyond.
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Wellington
Bere
Alderman Bere
Bodangora
Inter
Reply to Mr Yeo on Wheat Guaranty and Politics
A letter responds to Mr Yeo about wheat price guarantees and government roles. It notes Captain Dunn set a 7/6 guarantee while governments refused higher support. The writer argues the guarantee came in April and helped crops despite later surges, disputes Yeo’s claims, and mocks his politics and literary past.
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MR. Yeo
Dunn
Yeo
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