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Newspaper
Cowra Free Press
Location
Cowra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary text discusses tailored clothing and pricing practices. It mentions expert advice, customer satisfaction, and trade terms. The snippet hints at guidance for selecting clothing and negotiating prices, noting practical considerations for buyers and sellers.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a feature on a tailor shop and a new clothing purchase. Mentions include Maseriale isle tailors, Yalloced Ura, and men’s attire. Contextual clues indicate a discussion of quality service, fashion, and possible recommendations with unclear details.
Lat the Ewinont Vienna Optician vent your Sight offering expert vision checks and glasses. The London advertisement touts free consultations and home visits by Mr Hamer, with no charge for initial tests.
The article describes a community event organized by Mark Poy and Lady Hgnney, highlighting decorative work by Milan Pasion and praise for the performers. Chairman Liyona extends thanks, noting subscriptions and a total of about £140 raised, with contributions totaling £140 and £25 from two individuals. Gentlemen Whiteman and Kirkman are thanked for canvassing and collecting.
A fragmentary OCR note appears to reference a winter cold remedy with vague instructions and nonsensical phrases. The legible portions mention comfort and winter illness but lack clear actions, ingredients, or sources to identify a concrete treatment or authority.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions club platform and money, planning and prices, with unclear references to people and dates. The readable portion is insufficient to identify names, places, events, or outcomes.
A fragmented report describes Cowra Railway League involvement and a Public Works Committee submission about railway development. It mentions Monday night activity, proposals, and the need to decide which plans to support, with unclear names and events scattered throughout.
A troubled Greenethorpe police station suffers confusion after a series of mismatches and mistrust. Constable Hazsilton reports Dawn to be placed in a displaced role amid suspicions tied to Grenfell. Population estimates for Greenethorpe hover around 290 as farmers discuss harvest risks and local safety measures.
A garbled excerpt discusses season requirements and a working plant linked to labor and trade. It mentions a firerelated order and various names, implying a disrupted record of industrial planning and workforce obligations with unclear specifics.
An ad claims the Genuine Sanders Extract cures headaches cold and stomach issues and protects against infection. It touts high radical authorities and ranks among top remedies, asserting reliability for nostrils nerves and general health without side effects.
At a meeting of the W-D.R.A. delegates and local figures discuss civic matters including a concert program, sports results, and upcoming engagements. J O'Brien presided as president while officials addressed ratepayers and municipal concerns amid a holiday closure and council reports on work by Tono Clark Phili.
A Cowra court case centers on C Graham suing for £85 alleging false business sale representations by D Flynn. The bakery deal, signed with cash and forged promises, collapsed as bakers, horses, and fixtures valued, profits promised, and railway-driven demand influenced outcomes. Plaintiffs claim misrepresentation led to financial loss. verdict returned for plaintiff.
A public meeting at the Bchor of Arte on Wednesday approved a ball on August 7 with Juvenile Ball the following night. Organizers Robins Tilley Paley Robertson and others set ticket prices and duties for supper, with Lady committees led by McLeod Lewis Legh and Madigan Thornton coordinating arrangements and donations from Woodstock and Kooramatha communities.
A distorted text from a local correspondent describes erratic growth and odd occurrences in the area. It mentions figures like Mont Haydon Browid and references to thefts and a burglary, with scattered names and places that are hard to verify.
Morongla correspondent reports on a recent bank warning tied to a financial crisis affecting consumers. Workers are noted to be staying late to complete tasks as demand rises, with forecasts of improved conditions and possible layoffs mitigated by planned late shifts.
The Municipal Government accepted several applications for a director position amid a local Gas Company extension granted for two months. A death-related issue surfaced as Ali Connell reported injuries during site work. Planting work and theatre-related property concerns were noted, with approvals for Mabar and Slate and other procedural items ongoing.
The case centers on a fire set to two woolsacks of lucerne hay owned by John Pike McWilliam of Grantwood, with testimony from Constables Bufles Love and Ruta, witnesses Truscott and McWilliam, and the foreman Boxall. The judge sentenced the accused to hard labour in Goulburn jail, noting mental condition and intent to damage another's property.
Obituary recounts the life of William O Connor born in Ireland in 1840s, arrived in New South Wales in 1852 with family, and later settled at Howell's Creek. He supported the community, contributed to local papers, served in the Warriwa election period, and was revered by many. Funeral on Sunday drew a large crowd across districts and sects.
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