Weather and farm notes ripple through towns in storm season
Patchy OCR reveals a bustling rural update with forecasts and farming chatter. Mentions of rain aiding wheat, river water, and pests mix with local arrivals, weddings, and community events. Names like Mr Campbell and John Gardell appear among scattered notes on crops, livestock, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt South
Trewern
Campbell
Ariyli
Danie
Ee Hullyck
Mt Lavehemp
John Gardell
Nora
Walt
T Wellington
Farmone
Ulin
Rsonochie
Gilon
Wenlle
Worrthy
Thor Landhard
Wellington district clearing sale ends farming over pest
In the Wellington district a clearing sale is planned for the property of Mouris Lech Brox of Redlands on the 20th. After the sale they will move to the city to start a business in Sydney as farmers work to eradicate a local rabbit pest by land clearing and burrow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mouris Lech Brox
Redlands
Sydney
Bournewood Picnic Brings Town Together in Fine Weather
The Bournewood annual picnic drew crowds of residents and visitors with eleven school events four for elders and many competitions. Prizes and toys delighted every child as adults organized racing, games, and refreshments, while thanks were given to volunteers and local businesses for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnronte
Lou Gram
Swaaxben
Ami Aixtern
Grentlin Moe
Swansbee
Eli Wykee
Selvetiane
W. By Wykes
Mrr
Harry Wykes
Swanabra
H. J. Wykes
John Ryan
Lorna Johnson
May Ryan
Clase
Kone Wykes
Maviv Mortis
Isthmas
David Ball
Petey Wykes
Tian
Grace
Astaire
Runsall Wykes
Aubrey Morris
Boya
Allan Job
Orb Sparka Kirlu
Ty Ty Marker
Elva Parker
Delle Parkes
Loranteh
Wheelburrow
Jamen Blutch
John Rywn
Lew Blagch
Btan Wyknn
Med Houslue
Hilda Wykes
Houslur
Dorrie Mor Fin
Mra. Bluth
Mra
al- Ibitur Bparkes
J.T. Wykan
Edie Hinton
Yeoval Notes Spark Cricket Talks And Local Happenings
Yeoval community gathers as spring sports return with the Baldry Tennis Club's renewed efforts and a home win 22 to 9. A deputation seeks better postal facilities and a new long distance telephone line progresses. marriage, births, and social events fill the district, with a Wellington to Obley line project due to begin. Police raid motorists for licenses while bicycles evade similar scrutiny, and church services resume as the October memorial service is planned. Local donations total 10 pounds 12 shillings 6 pence for hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Association
J. W. Killo
P.M.G
Yeoval
Price
bin Pharge
Parken
George Barber
Mins
Margaret Pearse
Pearse
Gow
Obley
Wellington
C. Johnson
Caldwell
Gulgong
James McDonald
Geurie Carnival Plans Amid Frosts and Local Notes
Frosts have dried fields in Geurie while rains are hoped for soon to aid late sown crops. A Geurie carnival committee meeting is set for next Wednesday to finalize arrangements for the October carnival. Shearing is under way and the district club held a meeting at the Club House Hotel with a racing programme for October 8 offering £48 in prize money. A Napthali visitor is staying with the Fogartys. A scratch tenpin match yielded a fun day, and a Waullman tennis team is due to visit. Mr W Richardson recovers after illness, while Jack Dawcun has shown improvement recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tove
Deason
Poe
Baldry
Yooval
A. B. Ellie
Mournewood
Geurie Carnival Committee
A. G. Morley
Geurieistrict Trotting Club
Club
Seaion
Chemaslves
Waullman
Spring celebrations and community life observed in Walmer Gruvral
On a bright spring day the community notes birds singing, wheat fields, and workers reconditioning to keep a jumper fit. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Ted Astill with over thirty guests filled the night with song and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruvral
Nice
Ted Astill
Wim
Thomas
Ted
Astilt
Stuart Town News Incomplete District Roundup
The correspondent returns from holiday but provides only partial district news for the week. Updates include Mrs Chas Jones hospitalisation with serious jealousy issues, the Wilcox child in an Orange hospital, Mrs Deegan's return to hospital, and the thriving twins. Mrs Thos Lee travels on holiday to Gundagai. Sarah Dong home from city with improved health. Mr A Warn and Miss Vera Warn resume travel via Casuarina, Singleton, Muswellbrook, and Gundagai with a hotel stay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intersat
Chas
Jones
Allan Wilcox
Orange
Deegan
Farnham
Thos. Lee
Gundagal
Sarah Dong
A. Warn
Vera Warn
Casue Nork
Singleton
Muswellbrook
Gundagai
Spicer's Creek Community Update and Local News
A fortnight of mild spring days with nightly frosts sees crops and grass thriving. Shearing starts at several stations. a strong cricket club revival is planned with a Sunday meeting at 3 pm. The community mourns the death of Jamon McDonald Senr of Montefores Wellington, a longtime farmer butcher grocer and postmaster. Local phone connections expand as J Hughes, J Mayon join Moura exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheda
Jamon McDonald
Monte Ores
Wellington
McDonald
Montefores
Sutton
A. K. Bheridan
Moura J. A. Hughes
J. Mavon
Loral
Apsley Picnic Meeting News and Frost Hit Crops
Residents of the district will meet at the local school today to arrange the annual Apsley picnic. Heavy frosts have slowed crop and feed growth and delayed fruit ripening. Mr Walsh the longtime schoolmaster will be missed on the picnic committee. A wandering horse from Wellington caused a car accident last Sunday week near Apils Durye Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsley
Walsh
Alwayys
Wellington
Apils
Mr. Duck Spilsbury
Meama Rheinhard Bros. Teft
Car Trip to Sydney and Jenolan Caves Tour
A driver plans a trip to Sydney and a tour of the Jenolan Caves, aiming to return in time for the local show. In other news, the young son of Mr and Mrs Ray Gardiner sustained a severe gash from barbed wire while playing at home, but his eyesight will not be affected and he is expected to recover swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Toe Plata
Bulbe
Welngton
Etry
Goldions
Joel
James
Mme
Wellingum
Kelly
Maryvale
Cassidy
Sydney
Jenolan Caves
Ray Gardiner
Mumbil Tennis Club Fields Team For Dripstone Match
The Mumbil tennis club sent a team to Oskey Grenk for a weekend match. Players include Mexica McIntosh Peacock Mc and afternoon tes with Cronk noted in scores while Murmbil achieved 80 games to 26. The lineup for the Dripstone clash on the 13th nut features Peacock Fors dell McAtamney Petersen Crewe McAtamney Fordell Dengate Webster and G Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbil Tennis Club
Oskey Grenk
Mexica McIntosh
Peacock
Mcand
Letion
Gabry Cronk
Murmbil
Wy McAtamany
Mins I. Bungate
Prohibition's Unintended Rise in Prison Populations
Arrangement notices reveal a discussion in New York about Prohibition. Iraon Commission er C Chanel notes many hopefuls believed Prohibition would end crime and create a crime-free nation but warns that state control has increased prison populations. After ten years of touring the United States, wart divisons show prisons expanding. two recent trips across fourteen states confirm this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraon
C. Chanel
Opine Jon
New York
Perincope
United States
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Bodangora
Mr. Uy
Bess
Connet
Rodangara
Wali
Wellington District News
Bournewood
Mee
F. Wykes
H. Pearson
Mort Wyken
Mx J. Ryand
Russsol Sobneon
Ruby Moet
Gray- Woke
BO Yarde
Mew
G. B. Wyker
Eton Wyken
Kilnabeth
Mar Tlodd
Mra G. B. Woken
le Marsford
Mrs. G. Lloyd
Cecil Coster
Claude Anderson
Bishop
Sam Martin
Jack Uaycock
James Thomas
W. Wennet
Wylex
Mr. Konson
Dohn Ryan
Pearl Wykos
Merk Dobn
Art Hinton
Oo Wykon
Bill Ryan
Oper
Cyril White
Normae Hinton
Ray Wykoe
Indy W. Shoerinstham
Axe
Jami ‘Thomas
Claudy Bowhayard
Laude Bowhay
ALA Pam
Duinkley
Immedio
Rither
Frumer
Elijah Aeholue
Ollice
Mosers
Black Brus
Fulton
Mestre Fong Lee
Cav
Westven
A. Bs Elite
Yeaval
Allan Wykes
Swansbra
Swashea
Curra Creek
Tha Pryeldont
N. Gok
Wonton
N. Cook
Tremuror
A.ly Chalmers
Mosers N. Cook
O. Sieton
Corer
Tiwae Towolved
Toole ix Atlll
Hollington
Crt Creek
Arthurville
Rene
Ike
Blum
Geurie
Walmer
Stuart Town
ER Hinton
Bet
Nguoiayy
Spicer's Creek
USA
ARC Phone
Pesatin
Berlei Cortelette
Berlei
Deak
Regent St
Ax. Tratra
Aati
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