Bisse and Ramners Up In Merino Ewe Competition
Warialda notes a local soldier settler offers up to 200 guineas for Gram to improve his flock. He placed second in the Moree Merino ewe event near Kywarro on Coolatal Road, six miles east of Warialda.
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 13, 1952
Page
4
Warialda notes a local soldier settler offers up to 200 guineas for Gram to improve his flock. He placed second in the Moree Merino ewe event near Kywarro on Coolatal Road, six miles east of Warialda.
A memoir style piece recalls district bred gallopers and local trainers with mentions of races, stables, and past horses. It weaves through names, places, and events from a rural racing scene with references to trainers, jockeys, and community venues.
Fragmentary OCR lists names of players and relatives with scattered notes on visits, examinations, travel, and social mentions. The text references Max Tanner, Bree, Walker, Claire Meliver, Sean, Teves, Hubei, and others in assorted domestic and travel contexts with unclear dates or locations.
A chaotic transcript shows an ambulance committee deciding on patient transport protocols amid hospital overload. The notes reference shifts, responders, and supervision roles, with unclear names and places.
Mr Jock Willett of Inverell has celebrated more than two decades as a devoted rest at of Inverell figure. The article notes his long tenure and local recognition for his service to the community.
Residents complain about crowded Main Street with ambulances and buses racing through. Patrols note limited curb space slows emergency responses and disrupts local businesses as city weighs traffic mitigation options.
Inverell bred pigs are marketed as far south as Newcastle and Riverstone as Glen Jones Bacon Factory shuts after 25 years due to rising pork consumption by New Australians.
Fragments describe a community event in Inverell with references to a festival queen, local personalities, and related social happenings. The text mentions Jo an Wotton and various names, departments, and activities, all within a ceremonial context.
An Inverell coroner, Mr LJ Cleonen, returned a verdict of accidental death in a motorcyclist inquest. He appealed to all young riders to exercise greater care with handlebars and braking, urging safer riding practices after the fatality and noting the motorcycle's damaged body.
Torrential rain drenched Inverell yesterday and last night causing widespread street flooding but limited structural damage. The Macintyre River rose, isolating areas and prompting warnings as residents reported inundation along Gundarra Road and near the coast. A separate note mentions a Boxing Tourney in Warialda tonight and scattered weather impacts across nearby towns.
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