Inverell Times highlights local notices and events
Reports note First World War bonds held by E. Dunstan Tingha and a new Town Clerk appointment of Lindsay Gibson at Bankstown New Castle. A meeting to form an Inverell Trotting Club is planned for December 6. Posts about motor mail service approval, convent entertainment, local accidents, and community notices fill the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunstan
Tingha
GP. Devine
Inverell
Lindsay
Gibson
Bankstown
John Glossop
Newcastle
MinnesoMee
Ashford Motor Mall
Ibeperal
Inverell Chamber
Ol ~Minieroes
Inveret- Ashfont Mai Servien Ty
Geneart
Soters of Mercy
Local accident injures Swanbrook near Inverell
On Saturday Messrs V. P. Willalake DOW Swan and Walter Wilson were in a local store when a cartridge jammed in Wiltshire’s pea rifle. The bullet struck Swan in the right ankle. he was treated at Innishowen Hospital where the bullet was removed and he is recovering with good progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanbrook
Willalake
Dow. Swan
Walter Wilson
Wiltshire
Willstite
Innishowen Hosspital
Uralie
Inverell
Turing
Rook
Voor
Atone
Australia
Pageneler
Thieves loot Malvern home of VC Grieve and wife
Thieves broke into Captain Grieve VC and his wife at their Malvern home during weekend viewing, stealing £16 of property and war souvenirs including Turkish field glasses. They were in the act of removing the VC and presentation photo when Mrs. Grieve returned, a sister of F. S. Bowman of Glen Innes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebbing
W.d
Grieve
Malvern
Vic
V.C
Passing Show and War Efforts Report from Turbulent District
The item notes a peace celebration by the Patriotic League disposing of £49 in funds, a local hotel record, and a wave of news from American and Scandinavian ports. It cites a sow giving birth to 24 piglets alive and seven more litters, preparations for a coach concert to aid the War Chest, and district meetings about nominations, sewing for the War Chest, and a quieting of the sports committee. Local remarks touch on employment, early dangers, and community actions coordinated by town officials and the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curs Patriotic League
Temora
Aup- Hhallu Fron
Lancashire
Theobher
London
Tinton Vale
Gurrowing
Dinton
St Joseph's Convent
Glen Innes
Sparta
Westneedy
Mra
Ales
Campbell
Jack
Mendy
Ton Stirton
Elmo
GC RB Gater
Inverell Welcomes Back Anzac Heroes in Jubilant Ceremony
A large Inverell crowd gathers at the County Chambers to welcome home Lance-Corporal Garden Cooper and Corporal Jos. Ous after their WWI service. Mayors, clergy, and locals praise their gallantry, emphasize duty to country, and urge support for returning soldiers and repatriation efforts.
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Inverell
Garden Cooper
Beverley Cooper
Aken
Jos. Onus
Frank Wus
Joo
Ald. C. B. Bugg
T. F. Johanson
Ous
Brodivons
Alice
Slammer
Kipling
Ui Town
Vernes
Sydney
O'Malley in Court Shapes Outcome of Club Dispute
A Queensland club faced a clash over alleged fraud involving a man named O'Malley. The court ruled the disqualification lifted and damages awarded, ending the dispute amid local tensions and a winter controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockhampton
Queensland
Teeley Club
Patriot Day Stall Shines With Lights and Donations
Report from Patriotic Days fair details stall volunteers, prize raffles, and fundraising totals. Names listed include Sard, Markey, Searle, Coles, Fitzgerald, and Moore. highlights include blue red white illumination supervised by A J Holdaway and £45 gross with £5 7s raised by a town procession.
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Plall
Sard
Markey
Searle
Coles
Misson Fitzgerald
Douglas
Joan Borthwick
Compton
Mears
Gort Grinks
Moesdames Moore
Duty
C. W. Swan
Chesbrough
Dale
Wiltshire
Moore
Phifer
Neilson
Zou
Lyons
K. Girlmore
M. HL
Kle
J Thomas
Clarke
Mra. Koloa
Pollock
Alex
Futter
Red
Walter Wilton
Misnes
Thomas
Freeman
A.D. Wiseman
D. Cloonan
J. Swan
Cerlric Campbell
C. B. Ring
T. Bowline
C. Bucknell
Throsby
Ellis
Macknell
McBeon
Edwards
A. M
Mies
W. Ons
Ellie
Hapgood
Misa Beryl Wilson
Cons
Mies Miller
A. Hunt
Mani J. McKengzie
D. Ditzell
Fernhill
Mesdames Gunt
Taltam
McInnes
Vod Morgan
F. T. Clarke
J. Rolfe
Mefones
Rabbits Prosecution Contested at Inverell Meeting
A letter from landholder Mr Cohen complains of unfair rabbit destruction prosecutions and solicitor costs under Board policy. The Inverell P P Board maintains procedures, and supports Inspector led actions, while Delungra branch urges inspector led talks and lower costs for guilty pleas.
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New Jesson
Inverell P.P. Hoard
P. B. Stirton
L. Cohen
Paligo Court
Anvern
Suilleiter
Costa
Cola Amn
Uie
Walter
Stirlin
Coens
Cohen
Sketton
Wille
Bucknell
Mer Stirton
Shelton
Buockcell
Stirtom
Myall Creek
Stirton
Turner
Trown
Delungra
M. S. Baldwin
Ie Delungra
PLP
PP Union
Board of Prosecution
Avery
Luel Litsoreanisa
de- Jungra
Mtr WL
Delungra Brant
Primary Producers’ Union
Bia
Skelton
Useweelper
Brown
Tly
Skéltoy
Slirton
Lve
Delupgra
Vie
Caton
Hees
Delmera
Mesers
Board debates rabbit menace penalties and refunds
The discussion centers on district efforts to curb rabbit damage with prosecutions and fines. Members consider whether to refund fines to smallholders and whether to continue punitive actions if effective controls fail, noting past promises and current attitudes.
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Bucknell
Skelton
Surtom
Alec
Munificent Gift From Byron Contractor to Inverell Group
Wade Boom of Byron Onto Inverell has donated a cottage site and funds to the Inverell Voluntary Workers Association. The land lies on Armidale Road block free, with a gift valued around £450. Association officials accepted the gift, to be used for the infant welfare cottage project and built per plans by honorary architect Mr O P L Otayhur.
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Boom
Wade
Byron
Owin-Steeet
Inverell
Inverell Voluntary Workers’ Association of Tia
PL Otayhur
Howe
Jack
Hoss
J. PF. O'Connor
District News Reports Autumn Crop Setbacks And Picnic Plans
The district news notes poor potato and maize yields in recent months with hope for late crops like potatoes and other autumn maturing produce. A community basket picnic is scheduled for Saturday the seventh with an afternoon meal and evening dances planned after a rain date discussion. An event organizer and OG Anger lead the study discussion and the assembly invites residents to attend.
Police Court Result in Drvng Case at Ashford
In a police court before Mr H W McDougall a driving case was heard. The defendant MeIntyre Ayers pleaded guilty and a nominal penalty of £1 with 27s costs was imposed after testimony about 60 sheep dying and travel details near Ashford.
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MeIntyre
Ayers
Melaty
Bord
Peace Celebrations and a Drowning Tragedy Report
A fragmented report notes peace celebrations and a separate incident where Wilfred Goyne drowned. The text references a court fine of £2 for a first offence and mentions an individual named Subir with unusual sentencing context.
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Ting Cesidént
Ln Way Subir
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