Issue Details: First known date: 1937... 1937 Mr. Bancroft had a Wholesome Respect for Water : Notwithstanding He Liked Something Mixed With It
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Four men travelling home in a car from a farmers' meeting entertain themselves with yarns. The lay preacher philosophises on monotony and hope causing the men to think about drought and the future. They decide to visit Mr. Bancroft on the way home. Bancroft tells them his life story and of how water had played a large part in his decisions from the time he had run away from home.

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    y separately published work icon The Queenslander 14 January 1937 Z1695954 1937 newspaper issue 1937 pg. 42
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