Manning River District Council Mestre Chapter Meeting at Killubakh
A fraternal gathering of the Manning River District Council Mestre Chapter met at Killubakh Church. Officers presided, new members admitted, and a new secretary elected to replace resigned Br. D. Stewart. Welcome extended from allied lodges and a forthcoming quarterly meeting announced.
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Manning
River District Council
Killubakh
Maxter A. J Daulth
Binith
H. Brea
Wingham
Tafund
Mt. George
Binter Lamon
Bru
Drown
Bolinnt
Bron
C. Woodgate
Muwicn
Tintrlet
Sirlek
Houston
Belmore Lotee
Miomberm
Killahakh
Stewart
Bro
Cls Buck
PNG
J. Malden
Bro. Buck
Bros. Walter
Worthing
Vincent Ware
Suieide Guardian
P.n.g'h
Miatresuey
Prurson
McDormoty
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsed by Users
Backache signals kidney trouble and Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are praised for relief. A reader reports improved health after one bottle, noting ongoing benefit years later. The ad claims broad availability and price, urging purchase from chemists or via mail order.
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Imax
Dean
Atorekonpurs
Foater-McCiellan Co
Hamilton Street
Ardaug
Doane
Local Land Board Meeting at Taree on Marah
The Local Land Board for the Land District at Taree held a meeting in Wingham on March, reviewing compliance with conditions for various land matters. Several items discussed included appraisals, annual rents, and recommended grants, with notes on partial approvals and postponed actions.
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A. Merting
Tn Board
Taree
Wan
Agricultural colleges weigh in on separator choices
A confederation of land grant and state universities including Alabama Polytechnic, UC Berkeley, Purdue, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Cornell, Tennessee, Iowa State, Wisconsin and others survey preferred types of separators used by farmers. The group, in a formal inquiry, reports strong student support for the AltwLayal type and applauds the All-round superiority of the Tava separator from Jorapheon Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yutrmittoy
Alabama Polytechnic
University of California
Purdue University
University of Minnesota
McHinam Agricultural College
Tnt Zeraity of Missouri
Oren Apricntural College
University of Deere
Ohio
Baty
University of Tennesec
University of Minnola
Vireiatainiversity
Aiea- Tava
Ta Jorapheon, Ltd
A. J. Edwards
Wink
Local Notice From Historic Daily
Fragmentary OCR shows a civic notice mentioning NSM Co I Misr wn Wontivre Pervouttinn and weekly updates, with references to Mannie Wiver and Tue Sidney, plus Halfton A Wh PME Tews and Inland 1 ath Pela Tariana. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Avery
Ut & Patty
Wade
Sidney
Thania
Halfton
Unclear fragment list with names at Chronicle offices
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names such as R. Brock MONWOleen and Mardy'a Laililings along with terms like Chronicle Offies and 8 sack, offering no coherent event or context for a news item.
Forster Tourists Housing Offer at Harbor Town Inn
A fragmented notice by WM Poppenhagen promotes Forster as a tourist lodging site. It describes a seaside harbor town inn with four feature rooms, self-provided meals, daily delivery of grade by local craftsmen, and personal supervision for adults and children under twelve. It highlights comfortable beds, wide verandas, and car accommodations.
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Fepnie Court
Medert Bank
Boptie
Bystera Ures
Local Parken Horses Die and Festivities Planned
Report describes horses dying valued at £400 in Parken district after ingestion of melon and igus, with veterinary attention sought and horses disposed of. It notes a scene of horses at work near Hilere mouth, Rutledge training, and a forthcoming Good Friday to April 17 program including feasts, reunions, and gym activities. Formal invitations and arrangements are listed by secretary Mr 2 W Mall at Meatheate Vittoria Swine.
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Parken
Rutledge
Ain
Burke
Hmathibote
Aiairict
Moirapatiian
Kanwar
A. Tavinir Mn
Conalaline Af Aporie
Foley
Faeinis
Hind Rowtaln
Wchool Re
Gymaing Entertainments
Hele Pannen
Vittoria
Ana
Hotel Moberteen opening and later financial troubles in Cowra
A late 1920s Cowra Guardian note details the Hotel Moberteen's grand opening with trumpet fanfare by the governor, followed by company collapse and tender invites for two associated concerns. The report cites money market pressure, mentions local donors and a testimonial fund, and recounts community responses and local anecdotes from Coraki to Sydney.
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Guardian
Moberteen
Hanitation
Gold
Lisl
Redfern
Alexandria
Fiskin
Man Struggles With Alcohol At Home After Wife Fears Strain
A North Coast town man faced weeks of heatless living as drinking issues strained his marriage. On advice, he tried a curaf beverage and returned home, but the wife, mounting tension and fatigue, confronted him about the marriage strain and warned of possible separation. The couple's quarrel escalated, yet neighbors noted the man’s repeated attempts to regain stability despite the marital rift.
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Taat
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Winanam Union
Local Land Board
White
Adwerd
Honlone
McDowell
Plara
Pontponed
THM Board
Reever
Kony
David
Birger
Bement A
Bowen
Stephan DM
C.te
Moore
Oxander Inc
Ware
Momander
Camarem
Mery J
Pam
Sohn
Clu
Acre
Jones
J. C.L
Poatpone Homewood
Aefer Were
Groron
CNEAM
Hotel
Kempsey
Manin
Kitney
Uuchines
Poranaga
Watt
Foxy
Buors
Kempaby
NSM, Co. I
R. Brock
Tomka
Mme Way
Cream Cry Rockety
Stators
Bre
Vale
Chronicle
Rasidantial Forster
Tia Harbor
Wm, Poppenhagen
Forster
Dodge Brothers
Cage Brothers
Deslers
Ther Motor
Doose Brothers Motor Vehicles
Srawpaapisep
Morons
Limivan
Castleasagh Btreet
Byowey
Hemp
Ihawhite
Paris
Turner
Loval Auwat
Jhe
Coe Fou
Are
Hobeon's
Victoria Street
Beecham’s
Rabat Prire
ESTEY
Bededeers-Yeatre
Saketogmad
Paling
George Street
Oydnet
Don
P. Waydon
Sally Tones
Coral Merah
C.J. McRae
Corakt
J. Miloney
Gladstone
Sydary
Maloney Paya
Lonmors
C.J. Melvin
Bute
L. Wirmingham
Coorenie
Beorvale
Willie
Haetanbah
Wil Tha
Tym
Inchey
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