Portrait of a Pioneer
Portrait of a Pioneer
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D's. Store soon became the hub of creative life for Tinonee. Men dropped in for tobacco and stayed for a yarn. A yarn that was a wise man's philosophy. Women came in for groceries and stayed to receive kindly and free advice concerning Mary's tonsils, or Johnny's bad leg. Farmers drove in for fencing wire and stayed to learn something of the methods of modern farming. Fishermen called for new lines and stayed to hear the plans for the development of the Manning River. Students came for a paper ...and were lent books and promised a newspaper of their own. The few local or visiting clergymen looked in for news of parishioners, and were encouraged by support in Church building and any scheme for the advancement of education. The politically-minded asked for news of the Government, and received sound advice concerning local government and the needs of the Hastings electorate. Children ran in for sweets and stayed to listen enthralled to stories of the Mississippi. Families, hard hit by a bad season, called in for credit, and were sent happily away with free supplies and a generous loan.
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D's. Store soon became the hub of creative life for Tinonee. Men dropped in for tobacco and stayed for a yarn. A yarn that was a wise man's philosophy. Women came in for groceries and stayed to receive kindly and free advice concerning Mary's tonsils, or Johnny's bad leg. Farmers drove in for fencing wire and stayed to learn something of the methods of modern farming. Fishermen called for new lines and stayed to hear the plans for the development of the Manning River. Students came for a paper ...and were lent books and promised a newspaper of their own. The few local or visiting clergymen looked in for news of parishioners, and were encouraged by support in Church building and any scheme for the advancement of education. The politically-minded asked for news of the Government, and received sound advice concerning local government and the needs of the Hastings electorate. Children ran in for sweets and stayed to listen enthralled to stories of the Mississippi. Families, hard hit by a bad season, called in for credit, and were sent happily away with free supplies and a generous loan.
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