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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented readable lines describe a rare meeting of the Primary Producers Union. The executive outlines constitution changes and governance, with mentions of Seeley and Levin, and references to payments, petitions, and committee discussions. The text is garbled but points to internal structure and ongoing debates within the union.
Contested entries include Mire inomtiis ental ae De Woven wth thanks and numerous names such as Cape, 7 Meal, Vapi, WM Maem, hod, MS Niatt, rhe, Ab Moffat, Mightletgn, T eer, umbertin, Cheliwrd, Ate hin, Hefiover, Sereen, W. Curbin, shonvee, Vion, buenas Mohemmalel, 0 Whee, Williams, Pinluyson, Sirs, Voreinie, Thvcarth, JAS Miorerny, AlUkiin, Po Lami, Witetn Mine Piihigwan, (ont, Bhomtlehd, Kurtion Spenert, Mek Viens, Jahsienmer, Air Eeidhersom, 1 Viieerath, Kidd, Wo Corte, 0. Be Moorvhirg Hoek, A Thallant, Tipwrare, McArtioir, 4), 8b, and ND vun Walein.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about Wellner Mee Wh Mics and a drafter, mentions recruits and a personnel or event at a port or park. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete outcomes. The readable bits suggest a note on activities, recruitment, and possible vehicle or park contexts but no verifiable facts.
Fragmentary OCR line. Unable to extract coherent events or entities. Produces a garbled mix of names and terms with no clear action, location, or date.
A lively theater notice from Armidale profiles Denis Kehoe Season and the play starring Miss AMT Bistiford, with a cast including Tim Moore and Tom Moore in a brisk farce. The production, praised for vitality and character work, leads to a Saturday matinee and Monday night changeover for another show at Hopreseth Village Hall.
Fragmented text references a late local figure, a pension or payment figure, and scattered names. It mentions Kempsey and a census-like context, with stray phrases about a matron and a pilot, plus vague references to service, intelligence, and a “Great Peppermint.” The garbled content yields no clear incident or date.
Sporting notes recount a Sydney boxing event with multiple bouts and judges. The report mentions boxer Tu Uren defeating Fred Kay, with several other matches featuring boxers such as Arthur, Willey, and Vit, all described in fragmented, unclear detail. The piece references various local venues, opponents, and outcomes, but specific results are obscured by the garbled OCR text.
A local notice urges attention to vision, cautioning about eye defects that could affect life. It highlights Mr A Basser, Sydney optician, and Mr A Kamer, an experienced NSW optician, noting his visits to Armidale Uralla and Tamworth with sessions listed at Imperial Hotel and General Wesley venues.
An account of Inverell Electric Works and related plans for the town's power supply. The narrative mentions Connell, geographies, and proposed enhancements to generate and distribute electricity, including references to firms and local leaders. Historical context points to mid century energy development and municipal utility considerations.
Upper Myall, rin Belladela, Angel 2th, 116. Mr. J. E. Nowland, Consulting Chemist, 431 Hunter et., Neweagtla, Dear Sir. About eighteen months ago I contracted an unbearable pain in the instep of my foot. Horhes Pills cured me after a course of therapy, the pain left within a week and has not returned in months. I have advised others to use these pills and they proved their worth. I am convinced they are worth a guinea a bottle, though sold for Is. Tam, yours gratefully, EDWARD CUNNING
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