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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
3
Strange fragmented text discusses public opinion and democracy. It references moral codes, communal welfare, and individual restraint under religion and society. The piece critiques modern society and laments misdirections in leadership and collective responsibility.
A mixed local report covers a fatal tractor accident involving a boy near Grtivedale, plus community events at Salvation Army and Young People's Anniversary services. Market notes list fruit and vegetable prices. weather mentions storms and rainfall in Mareeba, Clermont, and surrounding areas. Land sales at Chidhelines Hall Wairha feature multiple blocks with varied prices and buyers.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Presbyterian Church in Agnew with unclear event details. The readable portions reference communion and a Monday event. Names and exact actions are garbled, preventing precise reconstruction of the service or schedule.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mishmash of names and phrases about a Friday event with Bear Tri and The Rats Liat in a unclear setting. Key proper nouns include Dave Rudd and Cald-Cinwe sight. Reading is limited. details and locations are unresolved.
The program featured Keapa Patits presenting a Friday night showcase with performances by Larure and Leslie to entertain and inform the audience. Gina joined in adding a strong Prem act while Te Wiltutss and Bea Te Wah also performed. The event included a notable theatre interlude and a Commonwealth salute, with local talents providing the evening entertainment.
A noisy Garaman event features a grand draw with a first prize of 10 pounds and a sweepstake. The program includes performances and a wall display by local clubs, with exhibitions of color, character, and various races. Local vendors and a Tre at Kephinigee paper stand advertise, while notes mention Sydney and Merriman's Merryville.
Readable fragments refer to a marriage notice and a theater feature. Mentions Pheatee and Weer Paceed with father and pie, plus names such as Benrhet Propepel and Howard Oberon. December 16 indicates a Miami feature and a superior court reference.
The report notes J A McGrregor of Warialda renewing his long time auctioneering career marking forty years in the trade. It also mentions local residents Mrs Miss and Master Frank Stuck Jett Inverell traveling to Sydney for home matters, and updates on several community figures and events including medical updates and local appointments.
Edward Brown faced charges of travelling from Inverell to Wurtwida in a horse box without paying fare. He pleaded guilty as railway staff testified a horse was moved on September 13 from Inverell to Guonedah with a man boarding en route. Brown allegedly intended to buy a ticket later, paid fare at Wannalda, and claimed to travel the ordinary compartment. The court heard supporting details about payment and intent to travel without valid ticket.
In Inverell on December 5, Sydney Jamey Mills faced charges for stealing one leather rein valued at 15 shillings. The case, heard by Mr. F. Scroope PM, included testimony from Sergt Rochester and George Peck. The defendant claimed the rein belonged to a different horse and that the silliness of a joke may have caused the confusion. The jury dismissed the charge after conflicting testimonies and the defendant was warned against future conduct.
Unclear fragments describe a breaking up party for Inverell Brownies with presentations by Mrs. George Howard and local figures. Mentions of speeches, attendees, and social events indicate a community gathering linked to a Brownies unit. Names appear inconsistently due to OCR errors.
The usual monthly meeting of the Tay P Branch of the Red Cross was held at the Vows Thatta Miho. Members discussed membership drive, fundraising plans, and updates from local chapters. A slate of officers was proposed for the coming term.
A garbled OCR style article reports on Ramona at the Capitol with references to Portals, towers, and a list of names and places. The readable fragments mention authorities, a jury, and a public event involving Ley and Lofaena with unclear outcomes.
A troubled licensee facing fines after a disputed after hours poolside incident. Details are unclear due to garbled text but involve regulatory penalties and referenced individuals, including a Mr F Sera and others. The report mentions TV pratt and local authorities in a charged scene with financial penalties.
The obituary notes the death of Mit Lotta Robbeen, wife of NeCOUTEL Thabinison, with dignified rites and officiating clergy. Funeral details and final arrangements are provided by the family and local authorities.
Leo Cook, a plumber’s helper at Mr B M Wade’s iron works, had his left finger amputated after his hand was caught in a cog while oiling an iron-curving ute. The accident halted the machine, Cook was freed, and he received treatment at District Hospital. The amputated finger was confirmed satisfactory recovery.
A historical report notes protests by athletes and commentators against women’s participation in certain Olympic events. It mentions Nurmi and other Finnish figures discussing gender in sports, while praising women’s outstanding performances in others and affirming their place in the games.
Arthur Bradstock, 21, was shot near the Peter section of Botany Street in Pyaiyeve's Highway Aquelide after an argument with two strangers. A revolver was produced and fired injuring Bradstock, who was admitted to hospital with the bullet lodged in his liver. Police searched for the two men.
Migg Vi Armstrong of Inverell headlines the Moree Olympic pool carnival with strong showings in the 33 13 metres and 52 metres events. Margeret Beale wins the ladies handicap and places close to Armstrong in the open. Cyril Gates and Chris Cutts win heats in the men’s 50 metres handicap. Nesbitt reaches the men’s 100 metres final as Ross Stewart arrives late. Moree hosts visitors after the event as Chisholm Cults becomes secretary treasurer and C Murray patron at the North and North West Amateur Swimming Association meeting.
Representatives from eight light horse troops competed for the Mackay Cup with Inverell taking top aggregate of 351 points. Cpl. G J Hawke led Inverell with 118 points and earned a Kings Medal shoot representation in Sydney next year. Armidale placed second with 329, Emmaville third 293, Tenterfield fourth 293, amid challenging conditions including bush-fire smoke.
The Ross Hill Parents and CitizensAssociation held a farewell meeting for Mr and Mrs Dibley as they depart. Speakers praised Dibley’s dedication to the school and promised a fitting tribute, while noting Mrs Dibley’s significant contributions alongside him. A presentation committee will arrange a suitable momento. The event reflected deep local appreciation for their years of service.
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