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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text recounts a convoluted clip about Inverell and Warialda teams with references to scores, players, and events. The readable portions mention a 101 total, Marvy top scores, and a long list of names, teams, and locations, suggesting a regional sports roundup or match report with multiple entities and sporadic figures.
Readers are urged to follow a contentious pastoral discussion about using arsenic and water to deter predators. The letter writer cites experiments and warnings from authorities, detailing proposed mixtures, dosages, and potential risks to sheep herds.
A messy witness account from the Jol McChunkey case outlines a heated argument about a horse and a disputed stay at a hotel. McCluskey and Avery are central figures as testimonies describe punches, threats, and a plan to move the injured party, with details of drink, hotel stays, and alleged assaults surrounding a tense Wednesday night.
A confused owner recounts trying various herbal medicines for conditions described as appendicitis, liver and kidney troubles, and nerve issues. The tale includes multiple vendors, alleged dosages, and statements about surgery avoidance, with claims of temporary relief followed by continued suffering and repeated medical advice.
Fragmentary text describes disputes and social tensions, mentioning prices, wages, and acts of hostility. Names, places, and dates are garbled, leaving a partial picture of economic or political conflict without clear individuals or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a remedy linked to airganvral campaigns, with claims of correcting neonatal issues and other health effects. The text references Mr Jane, Dr Morea, and generic patent language, mixing speculative benefits with unclear medical assertions and market mentions.
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