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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
2
The readable portions include scattered names and terms such as Vel vane Loret Aie or bar am Liat and Natoma. The text appears as damaged OCR with no coherent event, date, or location to summarize into a proper news item.
Tamworth Caledonians secured a 1 to 0 victory over Woolbrook on January 26. The event featured a large crowd with plans for special transport from Armidale and Woolbrook, plus arrangements for refreshments and seating for about 30 attendees.
An chaotic accounting of a local Usk gathering shows unsettled items on program committees, show arrangements for Armidale, and Royal Show planning. Members discuss exhibitor participation, donations, and travel logistics while police were notified of attendance.
The meeting noted donations for a relief fund and thanked officials for guiding the project. Names such as Bryan, Sleesee, Pierce, Clugston, and Lami appeared among supporters. The discussion referenced a staged plan at Pum north and a sequence of steps led by the treasurer and committee.
The report discusses the popularity of ex-Armi figures and their supporters, noting a significant turnout on the eve of a key meeting. Motta’s stance centers on health concerns affecting two members of his circle, while broader moves hint at political maneuvering surrounding a metropolitan family.
A report from Rocky Cresk describes a missing female, Kate Moria, found under a bunk after a staged abduction. Police traced papers and note writing to confirm the girl’s disappearance and condition. She is detained for observation at the Vc Hospital after mental distress and exposure.
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