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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
10
Report details a proposed construction of the Sutherland Waters Bridge over Sutherland. The article mentions related community notes, public notices, and upcoming events tied to Legacy Appeal Week, with various local names and dates scattered through the text.
Fragmented OCR discusses sea water drinking and long sea voyages by men named Tine Mu Epatweshated Privy News. It mentions travels of liner distances and the need to drink sea water for long work ages, with references to a Nawlgmtor’s acronyms and a rut Meet.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses electrical, medical, and industrial terms with numerous garbled names and phrases. It references Henaraton, LOA, and various unrelated items, but lacks coherent narrative, dates, places, or identifiable events. No clear news event or individuals emerge from the readable portions.
An irregular stream of words and garbled phrases from a historical page. It hints at London scenes with figures, events, and places oddly distorted, weaving through names, fires, periphery life, and curious misread terms. The readable core remains elusive.
The Premier was hopeful of resuming work on the Clarence deep sea port after a weekend interview with Grafton officials including Mayor Ald Wesley and Town Clerk Mr Heresford. Other local leaders and councillors gathered to discuss the stalled project and the port works.
Inspection of a new road between Glen Innes and Grafton reveals delays as costs mount and a grant is sought to complete the link from Citralmt Range to South Grafton. Representatives from Calton, Gietriot, and others urge ministerial support for unfinanced works. The missing link is the segment near Bald Nob, with six miles of travel by Land-Hovers before completion.
After dinner a prominent wheat grower, Mr Smart, spoke about creating a valuable arid plain at Mingview in Western Australia. He described converting waste land into productive grazing and grain, citing eight to ten bags of grain per acre and keeping about five to six sheep per acre for seven months.
A speech notes how income above eight pounds weekly benefits older workers and families, supporting home care and child welfare while offering a safer living standard. It discusses higher earnings for certain roles and household groups, including a twenty five percent uplift for some categories, reflecting policy aims.
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