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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented conference of opinion discusses Hindenburg and the war, contrasting savagery with humane progress. It questions atrocity narratives, calls for restraint, and argues peace reflects humane Christianity and civilization, warning against excessive violence.
Fragmented text notes temperatures at second office and weekend figures with various place names and times. Mentions upcoming events and local businesses with scattered numbers and names. The legible items include dates, places such as Brillion and Delangre, and references to notices or announcements among community items.
Amid a chaotic field with many horses and riders, Amurtah and Wild Siar Kase vie for top spots while Livin Large falters. The event features a crowded lineup including Gasudeli and mysterious entries, with a tense finish as riders struggle for control and positions.
The notice records the death of J H Eddy, an Australian resident noted for cricket interest and a long wartime service. It names surviving relatives, a funeral at the family home, and mourners including Celia and other siblings. A widow and four daughters are listed among bereaved family. The piece mentions former associates and the community’s reaction to the loss.
Inverell upset Armidale in a hard fought contest as forwards and backs clashed. Key players Kennedy Quinivan and McKay stood out with strong drives and timely breaks, while Armidale's defense pressured throughout. The final margin remained close as both teams pressed for late scores.
The obituary notes Leonard Seton of Strathfeld, with mentions of J. Mellveer and others present at foundation stone ceremonies for Hocons and the old building completed in 1877. A recent All Saints Morse church wedding tied Alleon Butter of Garah to Ray Calin of Inverell, solemnized by Rev HB.
During an informal gathering at the school dance last Wednesday night about thirty ex-students returned to the school. The meeting featured disorder as members argued over leadership and membership procedures. Officers and committee members remained present as plans were made for future union activities and badge distribution.
Mrs Mary Anne Monday aged 46 of Inverell district died Friday night. Survived by parents and several siblings. service held at the Church of England. The funeral occurred at Inverell with burial in the local churchyard.
In a rain soaked Inter Town Hockey match Evergreens battled to a 2 4 0 victory over Inverell, with Tingha drawing 8 1 8 0 in the same program. The Gillespie Cup saw Evergreens draw with Fing School as both sides missed chances in a tense contest.
Report from Inverell details Wattalda’s dominant Peters Cup victory with a clear margin. Local fields faced rough conditions as Wirsida and other challengers pursued tough questions, but Wattalda prevailed.
A mixed rise of romance adventure and fast action unfolds in a Capitol screening lineup. Ray Francis Ricardo Cartes Lyte aldol and Warner Olend star in Mandalay while The House on Sin Street and The Lost Trail offer dramatic escapes on a waterfront cabaret backdrop.
In a crowded field at Mullardy the event saw GR Leiner shoot well and lead with strong scores. Sul therm et ti phi Hull claimed prize money for first place while Lenbird and Quindie earned minor accolades. The next monthly shoot is scheduled for Wednesday at Rewarne Avenue.
A Victoria letter laments a proposed compulsory registration measure affecting stallions, accusing supporters of elitism while recounting past political missteps and clergy involvement. The writer recalls public meetings, parliamentary pushback, and fears over farm labor implications and industry reforms.
Fragmentary text recalls Bloomers fashion line and related sales, with scattered names and locations. It appears to describe a sale event, receipts, and possible settlement mentions, but the garbled OCR limits clear entities or dates.
A fragmented 19th century newspaper excerpt shows a chaotic listing of mergers and auctions. Names such as Newastle, Arachne, and various British and colonial places appear amid industry notices and court-like attestations. The text hints at land sales, military mentions, and agricultural ministry references, all tangled in a dense OCR line.
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