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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
2
An Armidale Police Court hearing details a man and a woman linked to a family dispute. The narrative covers assault allegations, a verdict discussion, and the judge’s remarks about prior conduct and potential detention. The article notes the court’s concern with public safety and a decision on further action.
A difficult to parse report describes Tingha, Castinadee, and other players in a drawn out match at a Wlera venue on Saturday. Key figures include Tingha captain Ma atinhans and notable bowlers and batsmen such as Halton, Keerott, Chiehol, and Mimnald. The article mentions several players by name and hints at a final result with mixed performances and crowd attention.
A man near the Conlbarn corner was attacked with a tomahawk shortly after 6 The assailant was Charlee Wheeldon and the victim Pridward tailor both identified by witnesses Constables Sistohell and Yelldon. Wheeldon was charged with malicious wounding and taken to the Sydney Hospital in serious condition as bystanders reported.
A flood of garbled OCR text details river conditions, bridge and harbor work, and rail project considerations around New South Wales. The piece references Namboon River, Sydney harbor plans, and North Coast rail optimism, noting stress on navigation, funding issues, and potential river works timelines. It mentions authorities, engineers, and possible completion delays, with scattered locational anchors like Sydney and NSW.
Ornate excerpt from E Purkiss notes on Armidale area pasturage inclines and cattle. Mr Marshall introduces farm practices. Mr Maxwell endorses malt addition to hay while Mr Royle questions its effect. Mr Gitex Bhavighit proposes brine and watering methods. Mr Halza advocates silage and discusses dairy output and meat conservation.
A fragmented 19th century voice argues about government aid offering loans, subsidies, and public works to farmers and workers. It contemplates wind purchases, railway freight, land value, and family successors while weighing who benefits and the broader social cost.
The piece cites labor party debates on immigration and land access, arguing thousands of farmers lack usable land. It critiques policy proposals and highlights perceived state and private land holdings hindering those who wish to farm, referencing figures such as Andamon and Winlwart Austen. The article asserts a gap between aspirations to farm and available opportunities.
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