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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
2
A 1623 year-in-review notes global upheaval from Europe to Britain. The piece cites war’s strains, economic strain, and shifting diplomacy. It highlights the Hague Tribunal, Ireland’s political turmoil, and changes in British government, including the Lloyd George era and political realignments. The narrative links these events to worldwide conferences and uneasy peace efforts.
A garbled account describes a wedding at Nash home with Mrs Nash and Bowmen as figures, while a surrounding wildfire scene reports extensive grass and timber damage. It notes fires across Hay-Aimy Terrace and marshland areas with crews strained by shifting winds and smoke.
A local land board announces sessions and agenda items including fee scheduling, key dates for hearings and determinations. Documents reference various names and entities, with tentative timelines and anticipated actions across multiple dates and locations.
The report covers a meeting by Hope of Dane Land leaders and Sister Stelekfard in the Stoke Moth area, detailing a wallet presentation and speeches by Landis Hey Blue and others. It notes community figures from Biri Perron and Cape Lan and mentions the Manning River District Law Society, with references to a Manning River event and local proceedings.
A fragmented report outlines a federal member election in Taberteen area amid party strategy and voter sentiment. The piece notes a 69 percent pass rate and references candidate relations, with unclear details on names or exact locales.
Fragmented OCR text provides scattered terms like federal election, GOP, and dates but lacks clear events or entities. The readable fragments suggest a political update with party references and dates, requiring reconstruction from fuller source.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Renate and Melia in a behind the scenes context with unclear actions. Potential names appear as Ne Ta and Svabater Mile, but the overall details remain indeterminate.
An inquest into a fatal road accident details a man named Aldus and his party traveling by car when a road mishap near Windrome caused the vehicle to depart the road. Aldous was thrown from the car, suffered multiple injuries, and died at Tingoe Cottage Hospital. The inquiry notes the victim was a 54-year-old, 6 foot tall, 12 stone man with severe head and ear injuries.
A damaged report describes a deadly accident on a Nile road between Stratford and Craemi. It notes hazards and a warning sign, with references to a local resident and a long-ago incident. The fragment hints at a trap and a dangerous roadway.
Boxing Day program at Dungog featured several horse races with mixed outcomes. Difficult track conditions and tight finishes produced a few notable placings, though one meeting was described as not successful.
A garbled 19th century performance note mentions Hopman Croffs and Gallipoli Strollers amid confusing lines. Names like Fre Willer Frank Tone Ventrile and Ceel McKev appear in unreliable text describing an entertainment show with musical performers and patrons in a dated setting.
In a heated national debate, Sydney and Melbourne factions clash over who should lead as Parliament nears. Premier choices center on Hughes Page Howes and anti-Labor blocs, with coalition tempers and state interests shaping the race. Canberra looms as the likely stage for a decisive move.
Rainfall figures recorded at Gloucester P C show monthly totals for January through December with a final annual total. Data appears fragmented but indicates rainfall distribution across the year.
The report summarizes a plan presented by Mr Booar Law at the Paris Conference proposing a Weitiah reparations scheme. It would require Germany to pay annual reparations of 2100,000,000 to £495,000,000 in bonds and include early payments in the first years. Britain favored holding firm and sought a clear German settlement if feasible.
The Evening News reports Hr. Gal lens and Markel Streal claim Earle Page as favorite for Prime Minister with a Nationalist-led cabinet to follow Hughes. It notes Country Party leaders backing Dr Earls Page to safeguard interests and lists potential Allied Cabinet members including Watt and others while mentioning Latham for the Lang party.
A Sydney gathering of nationalist leaders criticized how ministers and portfolios were allocated and warned that any escalation would see the anti Labour camp led by their party. A Melbourne cable notes Mr Bruce might adopt a similar stance if approached, aiming to protect anti Labour interests.
Abbott and Co report a small turnout at Thursday sale with improved fall pig prices. Notable porkers sold to Welland, Shaw and Bamson with prices listed. next sale set for Thursday January 4th. Also Thornlay sale saw about 50 pigs yarded and prices buoyant for prime quality pigs, with several buyers named. Next sale Thursday January din.
Thursday at Bend market saw strong attendance as buyers confronted by high values for prime heavy cattle. Fewer runts and knives, larger supply of working bullocks, and prices lifting across the board with sows and other classes reaching notable bids. Winchcombe Carson Ltd reported 5808 head yarded and a firm market for median and useful quality stock.
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