Topics of the Time and scattered world news
The item notes school closures for a spring vacation with reopening on Tuesday September 12. It reports a lightning strike in England causing seven deaths and 14 injuries as people sheltered in a shed. It recounts mining and gold syndicate activities in Australia and a birthrate concern, plus a humorous misadventure at Coff’s Harbor involving mistaken premises during a furniture sale.
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Stanton Hicks
Adelaide University
Australia
Branton Hicks
Coffs Harbor
Tella
Coff
Norton
Manning Ambulance Aboard After Trip Turned Sour
Ambulance report details injuries from a Queensland trip returning to Brydney. Passengers include Tom Colquhoun and Thomas Cooper with contusions abrasions and head injuries. They were moved to M.D. Hospital and private hospitals in Taree. call logged at 5 4 pm. Additional entries note August 20 and 21 transfers to private and MWD hospitals for John Avery Houghton Green and M Tome.
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M. Cook
Lene
Hoeplcad
Auruat
Aflo Krepp
Te Fostings River
Jim Moore
Robin
Varvle
Wireliam
W. Woodgue Senr
Taree
Wis
Maro
Horfala
Tom Mayers
Pancurry
Tom Colquhoun
Ocean & Brnal
Thomas Cooper
Centennial Park
Chock
Queensland
Brydney
M.D. Hospital
C. Woorter
Nahine
Hiesa
Diphtheria Immunisation Campaign Planned by Council
Wingham Municipal council plans a diphtheria immunisation drive for all local children. Consent from parents is required and forms are available at the Hall, the Schools, or the Womens Association. Immunisation costs are minimal, with free treatment for those in need, and aims to raise immunity, noting diphtheria caused 1768 NSW deaths in the past decade.
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Wingham
Cour Women's Association
Tees
New South Wales
Beowting Scout Movement Seeks Taree Centre Reform
A Beowting movement in Taree plans to decentralize Scout administration from Newcastle. A big meeting at the Seow Hall heard Commissioner MacAlister praise Taree’s high standard and support forming a district headquarters there. A committee, chaired by Mr S H M Neal, will develop a district scheme with Taree as its base.
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Tare
Boutides
Dar
Wurtrei
Newcastle
Tmerenemt
Thir Biute
Myth Mae Alaner
Horn
Swat
TL Fe
An Ciel
George French
Eataith
Taree
Seow
MacAlister
Helotind Comittes
Mator
S. HM. Neal
Grafton
Hole
Maitland
Printing Office Proprietor and Editor in Wingham NSW
Printed and published by Frederick Arthur Fitzpatrick proprietor and editor at his registered printing office Bent Street Wingham New South Wales with address details.
Homebush Fat Stock Sales report shows solid weights
Pitt Son and Badgery Ltd report SSH cattle with a good trading showing. Weights are moderate with several heavy lots. Notable prices include bulls to £12 8s, cows to £8 18s, steers around £9 17s, heifers to £7 19s, and several consignors achieving near £10.
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Ro Allison
W Hooke
Old Bloke Who Rons the Place
A city youth inventories a farm finds a rough coated animal with a white beard and long sad face. The boss identifies it as the old Bloke who runs the place, underscoring the humorous rural scene.
Junior Farmers Form Stewart's River Club at Norman McLaughlin's State
The Stewart's River junior farmers club is progressing well under president Norman McLaughlin and secretary Syd Erle Bigpel. Members focus on rearing, vegetable growing, and autumn maize crops with plans for visits to factories and stud farms to learn cattle judging from Mr Sime.
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Stewart's River
Mrr
Etim
Cletriet
Norman McLaughlin
Syd Erle Bigpel
Tub H
Primary Producers’ Union
Sime
Thetrlet
Biright Place and Show at Liberty Theatre Opens Tomorrow
Damon Runyon’s Laugh Hit features the Ritz Brothers in misadventures with horses and the clever nonstop humor. Freshman Year follows as the second feature, a light college life comedy. The Mikado sketches may be shown with Marcel Vertes designed settings at Liberty next Saturday and Monday.
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Damon
Worthis
Daffy Ritz Brothers
Damon Runyon
Gilbert and Sullivan Poer
Tip
Liberty Theatre
Marcel Vertes
Memorial advia impounding advices cash per inch
Advertisement notes cash payment required for impounding notices at four pence per inch. It warns that people without accounts must accompany notices with the exact cash.
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L. West
Nia
Tyler Bros
Isabella Street
General Hardware
J. Herkes
Bent Street
Mac’s
E. McElwain
PHONE
Srief
Tiford
England
Earle
Ho Jones
Cook
Borrigo
Bo Bo
Seeles Ho
Dar- Lo
He Syndicate
Christopherson
F. Amos
Sydney
J. Christopherson
Homebush
Stewart’s River Club
The
Ritz Bros
Clyde
Wingham Motors
Krambach Motors
Krambach
Liberty
Ritz Brothers
Dixie Dunbar
William Lundigan
Lvight
Sturday
Beeak
Kenny Baker
Jean Colin
William Gilber
Arthur Sullivan
Michael Whalen
Jean Rogers
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Gracie Fields
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