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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
4
A topical note contrasts money and amusements with the greater issues of national heritage and liberty. It recalls the wartime landing heroes, the grief of families, and the moral duty to honor sacrifices made for repatriation and public service, urging reverent remembrance.
The article surveys the political divide between the Nationalist and Progressive sides, noting Labor’s central role and the debate over industry policy. It discusses how moderating influence by the Nationalist party shapes public opinion, with references to speakers and expected responses at a political meeting.
Time for the Labor election altered to 5 pm to 6 30 pm on Saturday 25th. Government may push new laws to curb dishonesty by business agents. Some ministers contend the current statute suffices. Also reported is a gambling scheme at Inverell dog race where local dog was made a hot favorite to mislead bookmakers and the Glen Innes dog won.
The report cites a public holiday stance with debate on whether certain shops and services should open while a fire at a building near the Heya Hotel in Worella caused property damage. It mentions local officials, a forthcoming election, and a visit by Miss Milas Marjorie Blobhe and Miss Whee Kelso Ring to Inverell for community work.
A fragmented political discussion centers on taxation, income equity, and government spending. Readers see a cleavage between supporters of private enterprise and those favoring expanded state action as public services demand higher outlays and larger government.
The readable text describes bleak winter weather and lists clothing items like wool colonial forms and gear. It mentions figures and names unclear due to OCR errors, but conveys a shopping or inventory vibe amid winter conditions.
A stream of short notices names many residents and movements. Mr Pink leaves for Armidale, Miss Mulligan returns to Sydney, and Mr J fudiard leaves the Bank of W.A.W. for the tomb. Various locals travel, recoveries are noted, and a Kitchen tea at Kanta’s sparks a quiet social scene. A new business purchase in Inverell is reported and town events and farewells fill the column.
A fragmentary OCR block mentions named entities and dates in a garbled way. It references a person possibly linked to a location or event and includes stray terms such as a date-like 25 mo and names like Jose, Bent, and Thierry Mae. The legible facts are minimal and the rest appears as corrupted text.
A jumble of scattered items from a past issue notes labor costs, a Methodist service on the 20th, a speech by Mr. McQuieland at the School of Arts, and a Wool price push from Conadell's. There are reports of an accident at Muswell Brook and the Albury Gold Cup results with Gay Serenader and Time 21. Quality and value are touted for various goods, plus a hanging at Wandsworth and a Lyric Theatre pay speech in Temour. Local farming, broadcasting plans, and hospital fund notes fill the remainder with brief, disjointed updates.
Phodlge Markets scene in Sydney details market activities and prices for goods, with mentions of supplies such as linen and woolens, and notes on price trends. The report also references local governance, road works, and public notices affecting commerce. It includes weather observations and references to legal actions and social events in the region.
Severe ANZAC Day plans announced with hotels shuttered and shops closed from 1.00 to 1. Public services set for 11 o clock town meeting led by Mayor J. McTiveen. Reverends and ex-Chaplain Fenoks to deliver main sermon, with choir and Salvation Army band. ADie Klet Behonk AN service to follow with addresses from local figures. telegrams indicate formal acknowledgments for archers and workers.
Roger Ronacrail, famed advance agent for a Zoo Circus, died at Mont de Magnan when his aeroplane wing detached during a stunt over the Etoile laboratory area. Witnesses in the crowd reported the machine plummeting as onlookers rushed to assist.
A reader letter from Sunday Sport criticizes public versus private sport, arguing for a place for football as a social activity while noting concerns about crowds and youth, urging careful thought on sport’s impact. The piece references Cricket, Tennis, and Football and questions the influence of public games on children and moral values.
Late Po T Tamworth Cup meeting acceptors announced for the two main races at Tamworth on Tossday and Wemenday next. Entries include Prince Charles, King Ocyllene, Mahoney, Doreem, Jabooka, Chilleton, True Rings, Red Kenedy, Bangalore Ad, Pirade and others in the Tamworth Cup and 14 mile handicap.
Professor Giberstein of Viemma University reports experiments in which cancer regressed in mice after embryonic tissue was exposed to insulin. Sir John Bland Sutton cautions the discovery is new and plausible, noting the pancreas may influence tumor growth.
The program showcases William Fig, Bhew, and Robert Agnew in lead roles in a melodrama with color and thrills. A supporting feature stars Virginian Wall, Marc McDermott, and Lloyd Hughes in In Every Woman's Life. A Sunshine comedy Ter Over Arela and news reel complete the bill, offering a well worth while attraction.
Fragmentary telegraph style forecast notes generally fine with cloudy periods. Mentions watered hawthorn and cloudy weather, unclear locations or exact times, and notes for tomorrow conditions are not specified.
Fragmentary text reports a tactical blunder involving unions and work orders. It references a bid, government officials, and possible wage or award issues with workers likely affected. The garbled OCR obscures clear names and dates.
The Federal Parliament opens on June 10 with a reassembly planned for a wedding and civic events. The schedule signals debate on budget and measures tied to the ongoing American market and federal initiatives.
A cryptic note describes a steady sink and a chase involving Seceu, bats, and individuals named Howey, Abaeber, and Steve Tole Lig, hinting at a puzzling scene or incident on a window. Further readable fragments suggest a tense pursuit or obstruction.
Police announce new pay and protection measures affecting officers and staff. The notice outlines eligibility, coverage, and timing for benefits. Officials urge compliance and provide contact points for questions and enrollment deadlines.
A garbled report references Vienier We Come North and figures like The Petidee and Elt George Fuller. It notes a northern port and an event Tuesday night involving Vegh and Me, with an expected delivery to Tiara ihoch uh Wealmendagt.
Partial recovery in wool prices noted as world markets show some improvement. Reports indicate renewed demand from West and Southeast buyers, with prices stabilizing after earlier declines and buyers awaiting further signals from global wool trades.
In a mixed field, the event saw several competitors tied near the lead before a late surge. Lily’s shooting and a strong performance from Kent highlighted a tense finish. The race reflected the era’s competitive sprinting and regional pride.
A damaged public text mocks a university professor's cautions to the United States about dangers to free thought. The piece skewers alleged governmental pressure and censorship, arguing that suppressing debate harms liberty and integrity.
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