Correa News and Community Notes Highlight Local Fundraisers
The piece outlines ongoing local efforts including a May Queen dance fundraisers and a volunteer committee drive. It mentions the Correa absence, weather trends, and a forthcoming dance in the new hall on Twoseatle Road. The Oxley family plans to move to Dubbo as Mr. Oxley joins the railway, and well wishes go to Jim Oxley and his family.
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Mat B. Bolllie
Twoseatle Road
Beda
Maggie Cronin
Mrr
Deveninh
Faeh Pat
Bey
Bat Ie
Mr Has Sibbald
Wwe
Addie Whiets
Falon Musicia
Ok Ryn
Romglete
Ryo
Sein
Mra
Cyoni
Oman
Menara
Oxley
Dubbo
Onley
Blong
Biong
Jim
Fiently
Bent
Goolma Happenings And Health Report From October
Goolma events include a rain forecast and a community gathering in conjunction with Golgone Hhizine war hold at Mebul. Phyliic Dillim reports health improving after a months illness. A juvenile event is planned for October 21 at Goolma Nulyin with Wortley as secretary.
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Mebul
Dillim
Ea Brilliant Auceturs
Wortley
Local Cricket Start Delays Weather Affects Play
Weather and sickness hinder roles as the Coburn Band Blang team opens with a 17 run loss to West Wicket last Sunday. The home side expected a stronger showing but delays led to a subdued start. Next match shifts to Klang with Lowe facing Dunedoo, aiming for a tighter contest than Cobors.
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Mes
J. P
Hall
Bailey
CrieKol
Cobburn
Klang
Lowe
Dunedoo
Cobbors Itas
Eurythmic and Caulfield Notes From Newmarket Card
The report covers racing developments including Maldwin withdrawing from the Caulfield Cup and Fier and Strongbow from the Melbourne Cup. It notes Hogler winning the Newmarket Town Plate with Miss Eileen Joel aboard, mentions Eurythmic’s illustrious career with Derby successes and a death, and lists various Randwick and Caulfield results plus other racing and sports outcomes from Sydney and Newcastle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldwin
Fier
Strongbow
Hogler
Eileen Joel
Dubbo Wins Close Tennis Match At Wellington
A strong Dubbo team visited Wellington for an all Gay match on the local courts. The visitors won 38 games to 36 in a tight contest with exciting play from both sides. Evening celebrations featured a tennis drive at the Empire Hall and a large local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Wellington
Empire Hall
Rev. Ford
G. Scheumack
L. Yeo
Messrs Bottle
Craig
E. Wall
D. Brennan
Yeo
Yeoval Trotting Club Wednesday Meeting
The Yeoval Trotting Club hosts a Wednesday meeting with 800 m Rronime and two events worth £100. Entries are strong. attendance expected high as the town sits at the sporting heart of the region. Handicaps include Navies, Mother's Gift, Rock Ans, Rubybile, and many local names with various distances and horses listed.
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Yeoval
Sporting Cen
Navies
Wright'e Horve
Lady Varona
Hensons
Roch Am
Little Fire
Wondagraph
Enterprise
Reomavon
Coppar
Yan
Lady Harvey
Champion Fran Neppech Ahead in Rushcuttar’s Say
Fran Neppech gains 0/1 and 6/1 Gerald Patterson with Jack Haw eet head to Rushcuttar's next Saturday. They will compete in the ingles and doublaw events at the Davie Cup, marking a return for the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Neppech
Gerald Patterson
Jack Haweet
Ingles
Doublaw
Rushcuttar’s Say
Motor Train Service Reduces Runs Between Dubbo and Stuart Town
The new timetable cuts rail service to three days weekly Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays between Dubbo and Stuart Town. Trains depart Dubbo at 7.57 am, reach Stuart Town by 10.30 am, and Wellington by 11.22 am. On other days Wellington to Narromine runs through, with schedule adjustments following the revised start date.
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Dubbo
Stuart Town
Stuart Tow
Wellington
Narcomine
Sivert Town
Mumbil
Dripstone
Urge
Wallington
Maryvale
Pe Geurte
Webber
Nurcomine
Minin
Eulomogo
Gouri
Pam
Maine
Wellington «Err
Apsley
Mombil
Stuart Town Ar
Webster Wins Easily in Labor Selection Ballot at Orange
The Labor candidate ballot to oppose Sir Nev ie Howse at the Federal elections on November 14 was finalized in Orange. Candidates included Webster O Donnell Spring and Rit ch is with Webster achieving a substantial win and finishing within 22 of the quota in primary votes, later secured in the second count.
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Labor
Nevie Howse
Orange
Messrs
J. P. Jager
T. Griff
Sweeney
Mensre O'Donnell
Webster
Spring
Ritchis
Earl Wes
O'Donnell
Wam- Umerawa
Miigure
Wait
Webster O'Donnell
Spring Ruehle
Wellington Poultry Club Plans Early New Year Show
A Wellington Poultry Club meeting at the Club House Hotel drew a large attendance with Mr Allast presiding. Members agreed to hold a club show early in the New Year and discussed securing funding and sponsorship. Mr Allatt shared experiences from England and Australia while emphasising financial prudence and club sponsorship.
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Wellington Poultry, Pigeon and Cage Bird Society
Club House
Allast
Instant Fanojere
Allatt
England
Australia
Wellington
Sydney
Poultry Club Formed in Sydney Area Meeting Planned
End September saw the Cink en tertained a lending poultry Tedge with members paying their own expenses. The new club aims to organize a poultry show in Bydbney and a large meeting is set for 2 October to appoint a show date elect a judge and invite all fanciers.
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Cink
Bydbney
Rove
Maeting
Sydney first grade match yields strong scores and bowling
The Sydney first grade match saw four players top a century including W Brown 133 for North Sydney B Bardsley 105 and A Campbell 105 for Petersham A Beaman 102. Other notable scores included Rateliffe 68 Phillips 75 not out Tumper 64 and Macartney 56 not out. Bowling highlights feature Bassett 6 for 182 and Jack Gregory 4 for 34. The report notes questions about Wellington Association and local clubs as towns fall behind.
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Sydney
W. Brown
North Sydney
Bardsley
Western Suburbs
A. Campbell
Petersham
A Beamnas
Thew
A. Rateliffe
B. Glebe
Phillips
Gordon
F. Gray
Claire
Tumper
Manly
W. Bardsley
Western Suburbia
Waka
Welllington
Willow Wielders
Correspondence questions Russia's influence on world unrest
A letter to the editor challenges Mr. Taylors view that Russia spurred global disturbances. It argues Russian influence is overstated and cites historical uprisings, wars, and labor strikes. The writer defends strikes as improving workers conditions and notes British seamen endured wage reductions while Australian sailors secured gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruwsin
England
Amica
Taylor
Friend Taylor
Australia
Moscow
Lincoln
Russia
Labor turmoil and strikes blamed on Bolshevik influence
An excerpt discusses high costs of naval pay and rack losses, claiming millions in pounds lost over seven years with many sailors affected. It contrasts Australian strike leadership with shoddy living conditions, citing Tomare Robert Eden and suggesting Bolshevik agents drive labor troubles.
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Australia
Sir Neville Howse a noted war medical leader and
Sir Neville Howse, a long time rural medical practitioner and soldier, served in the South African War winning the Victoria Cross. He became principal medical officer at the outbreak of World War I, rose to director of medical services for the AIF, helped organize Australian medical services in Egypt, led the ANZAC Medical Corps, and later reformed Australia’s army medical services. He was a NSW Orange councilor and mayor, represented Calare in Parliament, and spoke at the League of Nations on health matters including tuberculosis research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong
Vic
Sir Neville Howse
Neville Howse
Orange—hie
New South Wales
Neville
Sir Neville Fretsaw
Sir Neville
New Guinea
AWSP
Anzic Corps
Ubis
Egypt
A.sp
K.C.B
E.C
Australia
Honea of Representatives
Calare
Commonwealth
League of Nations’ Assembly
Geneva
Spablinger
Private Hospital Opens in Warne Street Wellington
A private hospital has been opened on Warne Street in Wellington by nurse Mears of the A.T.N.A. union. The facility accepts indoor patients and will attend outdoor cases, expanding local medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEARS
A.T.N.A
Warne Street
Wellington
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