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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
7
A chaotic transcript details Armiale Teans Chub and JaKUAL meeting notes with repeated names, sums, and implications. It notes a 24,000 valuation, asset movements, and payments including four cheques for clothing and land dealings, amid a muddled account of attendees and roles.
Fragmentary report describes alleged impostor actions and a purchase of goods valued around 300 in a case involving Beth Wale and others. Text references a wage dispute, a trembling note, and a cheque being described as fraudulent, with unclear details and names.
An Oddfellows gathering honored members and presented badges and jewels. Officers and sisters from Armidale and Manchester branches attended a ceremony led by Pums and Bro. Sauer among others. The program included a musical feature, remarks on fellowship, and five new initiates.
The 12th Light Horse Regiment plans its annual reunion as veterans recall past fighters. A notable function is expected at the Cheamsoal area with Allenby Club hosting and former Coloos Colonel Cameron honored for leadership at Bedrhoha. The gathering is set for the Tuesday after Easter, on April 5.
A garbled public notice discusses Prohibition in America, citing debates and quotations about wartime drink laws. It references an editor and critics, noting increasing intoxication and changes since 1919, with unclear affiliations and scattered phrases.
Fragmentary report from Wool Market at Goabeoggu Mort notes Coy Uy and Aino Vinal in July trading 40,8 bales at 284 each for Bales a0 Ey nag. Garry or Wianfong report same price for low color bales, Crutia broker F Mita referenced.
The column analyzes 1925 wool exports and market trends from Britain and allied markets. It notes a 20 percent decline versus 1924, tighter domestic use, limited reserves, and uncertain future demand as European and global conditions shift.
The report notes expected stability in prices despite high taxes and pastures facing rain shortages. It cites ample hay, steady wool prices, and cautious budgets, while warning of potential sales held in Brsbatt from March 2 to 4 and Sydney market reopening on Monday March 1.
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