Wodonga Telephone Exchange and Connected Places List
A garbled OCR style record lists Wodonga telephone exchange connections and numerous place names, businesses, and individuals including hotels, banks, rail stations, churches, and residents, reflecting a directory-like compilation with many unreadable fragments. The entry names Bank of New South Wales and Victoria, Electric Power House, Campbell and Boos, Edmondson F W, New Zealand Load and Mercantile Agency Co Ltd, Railway Station, Halfway Hotel, Presbytery Reverend Flynn, and various local firms and persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awburn
Beardroom
Hy Wodenge Batata
Bank of New South
Bank of Victoria
Ballar Fastory
Es Werks
Carriere’ Armes
I Camptell
Boos
Bon ‘Orda
Chapman
RK. O. HH
Cole
Ohn
Milton
Connorshire
Convent of Mercy
Daglinh
Edmondson
F. W
Electric
Flanagan's
Garrett
Gerrard
J. Be
Gordon
Olaai
Gorton
Gy de Kerllteau
Hodge
New Zealand
Ue Agency Co. Ltd
Poppa
BR. O
Pleltipa
Quirk
F. Flynn
Richanteon
I “A. ci
Old Baghas
Printing needs and ad options for local papers
The piece argues every printer must stay current with up-to-date lists of prices and offerings. It stresses using readable headings on letter paper, printing the donor’s name, and ensuring family correspondence remains properly presented. It notes many want printing for private matters and shows value in judiciously used services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Bo Nee
Be Showld
Bia Nowaphpgr
Advertising and the Local Newspaper Education Role
The piece argues for advertising in local papers to educate people about products and services. It contends rural buyers can access goods via mail and local ads as cheaply as city shoppers, and that sustained newspaper advertising keeps the community informed and connected to sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haninvess
Touel
Columon
Tocal
Printing here keeps district informed and supported
The piece argues local printing sustains industry and keeps residents in touch with district affairs. It stresses benefits of knowing local happenings, price and quality comparisons with larger presses, and the value of a district newspaper for business and personal interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfilte
Sint
Jos
Thorn Ia Po
Thora Ara Moby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jalice
Treaqpassers
Fishtog
Lear
Mahanga Park
D.ieee Jas
Aberwiee
Pees Bo Eer
Il, Saundere, Wolomga
Ranke Fores
Rageorra
Ines
Wodonga
D. Ailery
Sentinel
John Whan
Mie
General Supply Stores
Lodbe Falm
Amatentia
Herby Chimes
Eney
Abbey Bolks
Australia
Kelading
Forge Wougse
Des Chines
Aveta
Bydney
Pine Lodge Stud Farm
Rexona
Rexena
Stanley
Walla
Nea
Jeromiu
Rexone
Kinowe
Albury Exchange
Dreier
Balgury & Co. Ltd. Loan & Mercaatlle A
Schilak
B. Hs
Addon Station
Melbourne
Seymour i Banaloo
Wangaratta
Allan
Barnaworths
Bethanga
Chitero
Chiltern Valley
Tom Seeviven
HEARN
Hearne
Fieese
Diephblolene’ & Towns Sentinel
Barly
Gabital
Web
Aullay Maret
Amar, ‘Ver
Home & Co
Geelong
Victoria
Vurte Arte
Ives
Requira Ulos
Provraan Inn
Tiokote
Sylinbos Cards
Giroulureete
Ordera de
Wdnd
Fife
Begcham
Beecham’s
Umea
Olbatinnta
Mater Bogay
Wile Jrattiah
Linck
Wert
Uber
Camalry
Uialin Far Gabe
Mall Coachen
Olive Sagpona
Ate
Whrele Sini
Apd
Povurnasi
Ptod
Aew
Stakernational Harvester Go
Aintark
Bed
Mialh
Ailde
Perth
Wil
Sheldon
Empire
Stronges
Frew & Logan Partnership
Logan's
Bret
Ley Streets
H.W. Allen
The
Myle
GAN ‘Apford
Bia
Koopatte
Hie
Pawupapar
Tosiniens
Carle
Wodonga and
Towong Sentinel
Towone Sentinel
Signad
Tun Woponea
Deve Nares
W. G. Schroeter
J. Carew & Son
Bege
Wopon GA
Gordes
F. Gordes
Wobporaca
Peterson 4 Co, Pty, Ltd
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