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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1937
Page
4
A reader debate in Inverell discusses the meaning of democracy, the risk of dictatorship, and the role of the people in shaping government. The piece laments shifts in political systems and calls for vigilance by citizens to protect democratic ideals and future generations.
Local and general notices report cancellation of the Angrell Swimming event and related civic meetings. The document notes municipal duties, attendance requirements, demonstrations, and upcoming community activities with numerous names and places referenced.
A corrupted OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and prices in a scattered 19th or early 20th century style. It mentions Canery and Pastoral Company references, various locations in Australia, and financial figures, but the text is largely incoherent with many misread terms and stray fragments.
The death occurred at the District Hospital this morning of John McHugh a well known resident of Ta Yerell A carpenter by trade he had been ill for three days and is survived by a wife and child Interment will be in Bundietra cemetery Rev Stammer will officiate at the graveside The deceased aged 34 came from Stanborough and was born to the late James McHugh and his wife who came from County Galway Ireland He married Annie Ward of Burdarra and is mourned by brothers Pat Willan Jacke and perhaps others and by sisters Mrs Hudson and McHugh The obsequies reflected his church and community involvement with the Boys Scouts and Girle Friendly Society and a long service to the community The obituary notes his loyalty to family and local organizations and mentions his burial arrangements and funeral attendants
The report lists newly elected aldermen in Twnworth afr including Costias from Mayerel and Thopias Bisson of Asmidale heading to Byney for medical care. It notes Alma Page of Tineha taking a holiday to Cessuath and By ney, while Mr and Mrs Ted Coote of Sydney celebrate arrivals in New Ms Coote and Lorna Gard are mentioned. Luchhort of Glen Thnes arrives as surveyor. public school leadership changes at Le Rides. Armidale elects Mayor J. McBean, mayoral pay £1 yearly. Tamworth reelects W. H. Thibwall as Mayor. The fragment outlines recalls to Sydney of Rev Pater Collins and duties of assistants for Moree. text includes several misprints and unclear names.
Police court proceedings this morning saw a batch of cases dealt with before the magistrate. A defendant named Li tai pleaded guilty to several offenses, with the judge suspending sentence and ordering terms including community service and a period of probation.
A worker suffered a broken leg after a steel girder fell from a lorry at Ava yard yesterday. The incident halted operations as the injured person was attended by first responders and transported to hospital. The report notes other details about the crane and site conditions during the fall.
A large gathering bid farewell to Hem as Mr. Lowney departed for Canowindra on Saturday night. The event featured friends including Mrs John, Messrs WWright Meaty and Co. and noted community figures amid a busy evening with plans for future meeting and activities.
Mr George Stewart fell from a platform when a light failed at Croable Siding during a show car ride. He was struck by a lever and dragged, causing a dislocation of a rib. He received first aid from Dr Mowngworth and Mr Parsons and was taken to Maree Hospital for admission.
Fragmented readable lines reference Vhulet Tyanters and a Weal Licrusing Cult tied to a hotel, with garbled names including Raynaay ta Bry Ania Sirgen and Calualey MMe Briton ele. The text hints at a planned event, sections along Wier Nancy, and a local figure Job, but specifics are unclear.
In loving memory of Oye Year Falkey and grandfather James Fuwird Gollins departed December 9 1952 aged 7 years. The years bring much sorrow yet our love and memories endure. From daughter Neille and Ernest Weekes and extended family.
Memorial notice for a beloved sister with details of December death and family tributes. Mentions a missing dog from Tow Hill and a reward offered for information. Names Arthur and Ross Hull School, with address hints and social calls for assistance.
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