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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
4
A garbled opinion piece discusses factional politics and public sentiment, mentioning leadership, country stance, and differing viewpoints. The text reflects confusion over strategy, leadership claims, and potential consequences of policy shifts.
Fragmented text from a sports item shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions teams, venues, and events in a jumbled sequence, with no coherent storyline or recoverable specifics beyond scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
Fragmented text reads like a late 19th century noisy court scene with names such as Meyer and Dick Turpin appearing amid jury, police court, and public intrigue. The prose hints at legal bids, witness stances, and social pressure within a village setting, recounting reputations and allegiances.
The text critiques criminals who exploited patriotic fervor to cover robberies against soldiers’ families, noting money in the world and in sham patriotism. It asserts religious hypocrisy overlapped with wartime patriotism, which at times eclipsed genuine loyalty and the sacrifice of those who served.
The Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of Armidale attends the opening service for a memorial hall at St Augustine’s Church. A concert and donations run by the Inverell Hospital auxiliary, the Ambulance Society, and local groups support hospital receipts and the local workhouse. Various attendees including Mrs. J. McKeon, Miss Hullock, and Mr. Manning contribute. The event features sermons, instruments, and a community effort to raise funds and provide hospital care.
Inverell lines up for the Arm strong Cup semi final against Glen In nes at the show ground to decide who meets Armidale. Selected players include J Trim A Boyd L Glen N Morrow G Carter H Redding ton W Atrahley J Milton BR Edwards C Moore G McLans KH Sullivan H Mean.
Mme T Eyan a resident of Bundaree, died at age about years while ill for weeks. Funeral services were held at Holy Angela Church and graveside at the Catholic portion with Fr Me Dgemitt officiating. The late Mrs Ryan was a longtime friend and benefactor of St Joseph’s School and the state of Re, Jomepia.
A local sale of outer suburban properties attracted a fair crowd with several Byron Street lots sold. total proceeds approach £10,000. Auctioneers plan full results next week. A contrasting note promises a Monday night performance at Arte’s Browal featuring Mr Courtney Pood and Miss Pearl Smith, with popular prices.
Fragmented OCR reads of a historic fleet visit to Sydney with mentions of the Dveeet Intermediate High School and the Royal Australian Air Force. Notes describe ships in harbor, a calm sea, and a ceremony with the Governor and officials. A rough account references 10 000 sailors and a formal parade at the wharf.
Fragmentary OCR reads about an opposition and Putin era timing. It mentions a late parliament and a 10 am start. Details are garbled and names or events are not clearly identifiable.
A jumble of small-town notices covers voting prosecutions, fabric sales, lost money, plane communications, rugby school trials, political shifts, theater success, civic receptions, theft at Dunkley’s jewellers, and wheat pool talks. Mentions Inverell, Armidale School, Tamworth, Moree, Canedell, and Tamworth Leader with local figures, sales items, and upcoming events.
Rialto presents the Paramount attraction at the Rialto Monday night with Agnes Ayres and Pat O Malley in a lavish comedy tale about a wife who trusts her husband. The supporting feature is Sherlock Jim with Ryeter Kenton. The six reel comedy and a sighing overview close the program for film lovers.
Ernest Packer and Sylvester Moran, both 20, were charged with taking a bag of rabbit skins valued at £8 from William O'Brien of Graman on August 4. They were remanded to August 18, with bail set at £90 and surety £60. The pair face further charges for stealing two blankets from O'Brien and a separate charge involving a silk overcoat from David Holder to be heard August 10.
Inverell society items report Mr and Mrs T W Cant returning from the metropolis, Bethea Qafton traveling from Sydney, and the Honeymoon party of Mrs Spencer Butler. Several locals depart for exhibitions, hospital updates, and social rounds. The Cantry Stock and Stollen Agents Association names new officers while Argent siblings meet in Brisbane. A wedding near Inverell and a council meeting update close the list.
An explosion at a site in Adlerside yesterday killed John Jorden, 2b, and burned another worker though not seriously. Reports note police inquiries and continuing investigations into the incident as authorities assess safety and cause.
At Tuesday night’s meeting the works committee recommended negotiations to buy a triangular parcel on White Street and Raglan Street frontage. The town would require the Hulk store to be demolished and the material retained. The mayor noted inspection found owner willing to pull down the bulk store. Alderman Butler supported acquiring the land and the council adopted the report to begin negotiations.
A farewell function was held at Koote's room by the Friends of the Diggers Club. Guests Mrs Bone, Geo Anderson and Mr W Awan were honored as essential contributions to the soldiers' club. Members thanked the trio for stabilizing the club and preserving its purpose as the group closes after years of support.
Winchcombe and Co reported on the Sydney market with rabbit kine and other goods priced. Peliw sold items to ged, winters 7340 and meks 43d to sage.
Notations in Sussex today show bacon at 186/8 per owt and various dairy and produce prices. Potatoes Tasmanian and lucerne hay eased, while prices for wheaten, chaff, lucerne chaff, and hay held firm. onions and mill products listed. Alexandria sale yard notes strong interest in light supplies and women’s underwear samples sold at Campbell’s.
The Inverell P and A Association held a meeting with president X C Bucknell and members including W Buckles Gen Wilson A Awewa A W Phalsford and others. Topics included fencing the sheep pavilion, appointing sub-managers for the district exhibit, prizes for wheat, storage and maize projects, show preparations and finances. Local rail and telephone service costs were discussed along with gate receipts from May to July 1925 and July 4 to August 1.
Dora EB of Boat Street protests the practice of using private homes for public advertising posters. Mayor and H A Roberts note it breaches ordinances with posters seen on Telegraph poles. Alderman Stuckey cites two bike theaters as part of the issue and the committee is referred to Roberts for action.
A sunny afternoon ceremony at St John’s Daglinghurst united Yona Lyons youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyons of Talavera Unwerell with Roger Athion of Cremorne. The gown was shell pink crepe satin with georgette train and orange blossom accents. Bridesmaids wore lavender and mauve gowns. The service was choral and conducted by Rev C A L Burkng. After the register the couple left for a Bowth Coast honeymoon, with many presents and cheques, their future home Barellan.
The Commonwealth Loan Organiser announces easy terms for citizens with loans or wives to convert investments. Deposits and scheduled instalments extend to 1925 1926 with half yearly 4 54 percent interest. Applicants pay deposits on registration and follow the outlined dates. Patents seeking to provide money for their children are advised to take this opportunity. Sydney 20th July 1905.
The Moret Cycling Club opened its August meeting with a series of sprint and handicap events. Notable results include Lucky Spear winning the Opening Handicap and Alice Warren edging Mowat Wen in a 4 furlong dash, with several horses like Walter and Schodor Stripe posting victories in short sprints.
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