Sea of Air review and Australia notes in current issue
The current issue surveys the Washington Conference and immigration, a standard gauge railway, Murrumbidgee water schemes, and vivid Australia descriptions. Also covered are a Bow River dairy sale, a Gloucester optician visit, a post office relocation, a Diggers reunion, exhibition schedules, a fatal fire incident with a child saved, an eye injury at Craven mills, a student’s bookkeeping achievement, and the Bingham Races results at Wingham with Tony White winning several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Land
Air
Vasioniany National
Sea of All Air
Washington
Murrumbidgee
Tamworth Town Band pledge and annual stock report excerpt
The Tamworth Municipal Council agreed to contribute £100 yearly to a Town Band if there are 20 players and four public performances each year. A stock inspection returns report cattle, horses, and sheep totals for December 31 1920 with year over year changes. A misdirected note reads Send Em. An incident at Balling on Writheaday caused furniture damage and injuries to several children at McKinnen's boarding house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth Municipal Connell
Inapeetara
Yar
McKinen
Albertie
Interment Plans and Advances in Cancer Therapy
Reuters report details interment arrangements for Eart h and Sita or Medelra, and introduces a new cancer treatment device called the Sninn Acep therapy outfit demonstrated at the Cancer Free Hospital in London. It claims 200 volt capacity and steel-penetration capabilities. The piece also notes the late Premier John Storey died poor and Parliament may aid his widow, plus Scottish pipe bands entering a boxing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Connaught
Cancer Free Hospital
Lon-don
John Storey
Storey
Optician Visits Walshe's Pharmacy Wingham Wednesday
Principal from WETS STER TACK & McDONALT Lil Sydney Kempsey Giaiere will attend in person at Walshe's Pharmacy Wingham on Wednesday and Sindang Blee Pharmacy Gloucester on Thursday 24th. Appointments may be made with Bildresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optician
Wetsster, Tack & McDonalt
Sydney
Kempsey Amt Giaiere
Walshe's
Wingham
Sindang Blee
Mance
Gloucester
Cook Carpentier Fight Plot and Court Adjournment
A scrambled report describes a Cook-Carpentier style fight plot and a police court hearing at Maidenhead. Details include a defendant swallowing a Uneque or Aman on false pretences, a request for a drink, seizure of a principal exhibit, and a later adjournment after evidence sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook-Carpentier
Thuly Mall
Cook-Corpier
Carpentier
Bogland
Maidenhead
Aman
Arnie
Podortor
World Wheat Supply Mystery Raises Global Alarm
Fragmented text suggests concerns over global wheat supply and private messages from Liverpool about grain reserves. Mentions estimates and international eyes on the Arcentian region, with unclear figures and a focus on wheat production and potential shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grivins
Methourne
Liverpool
Heat Wave Hits Gloucester With Record Heat
The 1021-22 summer starts with rising temperatures as Gloucester endures a heat wave. From Monday to Friday the glass readings stay erratic, peaking near 101 degrees on Saturday afternoon. Sunday brings slight relief, but forecasters expect continuing heat through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Gloucester Shire Council Outstanding Rates Action
At a meeting of the Gloucester Shire Council held on March 1 1900s it was reported that over 1000 rates remained unsettled. Directors approved actions to recover outstanding arrears and warned ratepayers to arrange payment immediately to avoid further collection steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mans
Cig
Way
Gloucester Show 1922 Prizes and Schedule Details
The Gloucester Show of 1922 announces prize allocations and event schedule. This year highlights entries across various classes with detailed timings and participant guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Death of Mrs Bainew at 32 in Taree Hospital
Mrs Bainew wife of Mr A Dare of Ter River died at age 32. A native of Monkerai she left behind her husband and four daughters to mourn. The death was reported from Taree Hospital on Monday in a sad notice from Cloncester’s area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Wini
Tare
A. Dare
Monkerai
Bainew
Cloncesters Wie
Taree Hospital
Armistice Day Poppy Drive Animates Local Group
Arrangements were made for Friday Armistice Day poppy distribution in Glencrater by the local branch of the RR & SLL. Poppies will cost 1d each with proceeds aiding children in devastated French areas. The event echoes a recent federal conference urging a national remem brance with poppy wear to honor fallen soldiers and support allied relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR & Sll
Glencrater
Leaewes
Nortion
Devastate
Frenes
Federal Coriferencial
Fariabane
Pene
Armixtee
Red Flanders
France
Brinani
Fragmented OCR poem fragment from a local paper
The text presents garbled lines with misread characters, making identities and events unclear. It appears to be a damaged poem or literary fragment referencing battles, flight, and life, but lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative to describe.
Arqitra Tich and the Supreme Court Debate
A fragmented report notes a conference where the leading figures discuss the reach of the supreme and state courts. It highlights a forthcoming examination of wealth, penalties, and jurisdiction across states, aiming to settle broad constitutional questions at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oteas
Mie
Priiaines
High Court Hearing Over Central Wool Committee Claim
Thetis Mrehl and John Cooke sue Central Wool Committee alleging entitlements to a share of profits from wool sales to the Imperial Government during 1916 to 1918. Plaintiffs claim about 9 million pounds and insist on a half share in profits amid disputed accounting. Hearing date set for November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Thetis Mrehl
Svilney
Dohn Cooke
Kh Wes
Dolin
Pirth
Central Wool Committee
Bass Besson Fishing Sea Spelling Comment Identity
A reader named Jenn commented on a Tuesday late in November about the spelling of the fishing sea term bass basson or basson sea spelling issue. The brief note notes the discussion to clarify proper usage and regional spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Besson
Jenn
Hase
Confusion After Assassination Shakes Washington Conference Pace
Fragmented dispatches report confusion in London and Tokyo after the assassination of Premier Takashi Hara. Harding and Hughes express regrets. Japan’s stance at the Washington Conference remains optimistic, with Viscount Uchida named Prime Minister. Maritime and weather notes persist alongside political turmoil in Europe and details about immigration concerns in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. Tarn
Japan
Viscount Uchida
Foren
Wiosa
Bern
Karl
North Sea
Weeves
Victor Emmanuel
San Fravcises
Stalin
Sydney
Britain
Paris
Angur Dean Tow
Bearmwell Broth
Bedcond Football Test Shows Australasia Defeat England
Uneven OCR recounts a rugby league test between Australasia and England with frantic action. Key moments include tries and penalties, standout tackles, and late scoring while both sides push for control. The final note records Australasia 14 England 2 with full time scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasidarlis
Englund
Dull UN
Sanirleay i Bog Simsloie
Vecomm Geeek
Piel
Willie
Gimie
Australasia
England
Fraser
Rinkhorn
Border
Thompannany
Australarig
Rinkborg
Enenor
Anstrolasia
Avstralogia
Gloucester River Triumph Over Gbou By Large Margin
Gloucester River defeated Gbou by a substantial 145 margin Saturday. The match featured notable performances by Wellard and Holstein with several wickets and scores for Gloucester River, while Gbou faced tough bowling from Hodgine and Holstein.
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Cloucester
Gbouhy
Beorse
Gloucester
Iolstein
EB. Street
Hedlgius
Ithgeins
Wellard Ash steRne
Wellard
Taylor
Welles
Amd
Hodgine
Wiggins
Aitken
Forestry Resumption Notice From State Commission
Thin W. Robert MLA receives a European memo from the Forestry Commission citing legislative power to acquire private land for State Forest purposes. The note reassures Stroud Shire Council that resumption will not occur without due consideration of local interests. Names appear in fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin W. Robert
Secratairy
Stroud Shire
Strand
Local Branch Meeting Minutes in Failing Script
A Saturday meeting of the local branch of the SLL was held at the pool. The president and committee read the minutes and discussed Mr Ebert and Mr Moses, with arrangements noted for Veterans Day and a forthcoming memorial art item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Ebert
Moses
Woon
See Jrecary
Messrs
Eker
MeTaires
Veterkin
Shire
Tall Ati Saninliny Nicht
Military officer fined for false statements on horse hire
A military officer, O Keafe, faced charges for false statements connected with horse hire for pirates at Raymond Terrace and Gloucester in April. He pleaded guilty to two counts and a separate charge of using expenses for laceing to Winglow. Sentencing included fines of £5 on two counts, £1 costs, and two months imprisonment. Additional charges related to other expenses were fined £5 with costs. The court noted his long service and recorded a wary stance on imposing harsher penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O Keafe
Chippendale
Iithond
W. dl
Baright
Bob Tor
Anpeare
Proseceno
Air
Broye
Dedant
Edwin Charles Unter
Pam
Kaymand Terrace
Cith Forest
Thompson
Joe Re
Brave
O'Keefe
Rayeweetid Terrace
Gloncester
Braye
Winglow
Clipping
Str
Apes
Bim
Este
Telefault
Northern Rivers trip dream from editor's plea
The editor of Grit argues a Northern Rivers excursion via Tenterfield could have transformed New South Wales. He laments past underinvestment in transport and infrastructure, blaming slow growth and overcrowding while noting other nations’ gains from rail and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grit
Rivera
Tenterfield
Heppent
New South Wales
Fintan
Fintan, Arid Wy Sloway the Odiions Are Spent In Seakey
Australia
New Proposal for IRIH Settlement Review
A scrambled text references a new proposal for an IRIH settlement with mentions of Sinn Fein, political figures, and parliamentary questions. It notes discussions about a trike and possible commitments, along with unclear references to George Dowd and calls for actions in Parliament related to Sinn Fein. The passage appears to be a garbled news fragment with foreign terms and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinter
George
Liev George Will
Thie Sonntey
Oman
Greryrood
Leon Howbardel
Sinn Pein
Taily Telegraph
Pelfust
Sinn Feiner
Celine
Prohibition Debate Reflected in Public Discourse
The excerpt critiques temperance and anti alcohol sentiment, noting harsh opinions and social risks. It discusses enforcement, public morality, and the influence of reformers on the average Englishman, suggesting cautious, balanced policy while highlighting concerns about drastic measures and personal liberty.
Unemployment Conference Reaches Decision at Assembly
Friday meeting between employer and employee representatives, chaired by Rev. John Ferguson, ended with a vote. State unemployment through September is estimated at 10,500, including 7,000 in the metropolitan area and 3,000 in the country. Movement to blame dis disguising and late employment proposals was rejected on the chairman's casting vote as employers’ side opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferguson
Commercial Homebush Stock Sales Report
At Homebush stock sale prices rose on cattle and light descriptions led demand as about 1760 head were sold to 62 owners. Yardings included Queensland bullocks and various steers with prices reaching near 10s to 12d and other classes showing firmer values. Maitland horses market noted 910 horses sold at Campbell’s Hill yards with well bred light horses and ponies also changing hands amid large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Sydney
Maitland
J. Enright
Campbell's Hill
Mexra Bowman Broa
Biguineas
Unclear community statements amid unrest and fires
A garbled report describes Mr Denlin asserting control over a local corporation and venue, a pastoral exhortation to women, and rising fires affecting homes. The text references citizen concerns and ongoing disruptions, but key names, places, and events remain obscured, leaving a fragmented snapshot of local tension and safety worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denlin
Sdn Corporation
Acenhirend
Jeet
Kelly
Reuters
Ophthalmic Visit by W A Stevenson at Gloucester Hotel
W A Stevenson renowned ophthalmologist visits Gloucester on Thursday November 10 at the Gloucester Hotel. He is a contractor to federal and state governments, a designation noted for readers seeking expert eye care related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die. W. Atevenson
Suiliey
Gloucester
Stevenson
Auction Notice at Phillip's Hotel for 200 Acres
At 3 o'clock at Phillip's Hotel the property of 200 acres on the Av Mr A d White near 5 Cliff's Avon Valley will be offered. Liberal terms will be given. For further particulars apply Abbott 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip's
A. d. White
Cliff's
Avon Valley
Abbott
Tender notices for education department invites bids
Tenders, endorsed and addressed to the Secretary Department of Education, must be received by 2 o clock pm on 17th November 21 for provisions at New Series Building with tender forms available at Public Schools Gloucester and Wingham. Minister for Education, MUTCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
Department of Educstion
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The
Gloucester Advocate
Moxera Cliff
Mitcell and
Easton Ld
E. Moore
Bowmay River
J. W. Stevenson
J. W Stevenson
Gloucester Hotel
Tom Kelly
Thewerster
Shire Hall
Gloter A. E. and
P. Association
Bash
Oldier
Cardiebig
Jesse Roberts
Craven Mills
St. Joseph's Convent
John Trembeth
Business College
Wingham Phceg
Tony White
Satinite
Beneline
Sedtunce
Flying Feather
Flutter
Lafinite
Bulow
Earl
Reuter
Earth
Sita
Medelra
Gloucester Shire Council
Wlodale
Lourester
Tamil
Emery
Alii Pirperes
Flanders Fields
Flander
Hn Fitnillery Fletels
THINS
Thalia
Cloucester River v
Gloucester. Ney
G. Holstein
Wellard Bat
Holstein
Wedgins
Thigcine
Tb Holstein
A. Tkert
Doe Row
Melnlyre
MeRtae B. Tw
Veypman
Sitken
Tolstein Wollard
TH Higgins
Street
Sundries Po
Olovces Jak
Prohibition Forces
Lambon
America
Bolshewiki
Yaeren
Ohio
Queensland
Munroy
Bowman's
Longhnats
Teaneharin
Jenert
Aril
Ipticians
Pan Ach
Willeamr
Glen Reenter
Musical Rouramme
Eml Higgins
Ilon
Church Services
Shvrom
Enlana
Trinity
Archties Hay
Eigerdj Goucester
Warrior Ling Hund
Mare
PRESS
Vterian Ghunch Tavergordon
Ftloucester
Flw
Hawtett
Methosset Omach
Craven
Stratford
E. Wilkinson
Gongregsthmal Church
Bulliac
Beattie’s Island
Barrington Hall
W. Frith
A. E. Tripet
Abbott & Ob
Shell Pig Yards
Abbott & Cot
George Witte
B. Reauge
J. Joe
J. Iebell
Te Dillon
D. Boorer
Gloucester Light
Horer
Parane
Compulwry
Salisre Homecenoan
Ose Park
D. R. Waddell
Lieut
le Devon
CLIFF
Mitchell & Marton
Clouceser
Glearing Oat Sale Bowman River
MOV
Messrs, Clift Mitchers
Eastch Limited
Herve
Moore
Suetonsers
Hesn
Notios
Avon
Wonda
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