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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1932
Page
4
In a broad address at Armidale Sir Harry Braddon argues wealth cannot yield the greatest human desire. He cites Ruskin on books and intellect as paths to happiness and higher living, criticizing the obsession with money and urging national focus on education and ethical development for true advancement.
Monday December 26 1932 through Wednesday December 28 1932 marks a short holiday period with limited business and government operations. Local offices may close earlier, postal deliveries vary, and public transport schedules adjust accordingly.
The week’s temperatures ranged from Friday 12 to Sunday 06 with daily highs given. A car guessing contest winner was Mint V Stevens with 075, noting a 683 index. A wheat prize was earned by Tonkin of Paliamallowi for a 43 bushel per acre yield. multiple travelers and names are listed with groups and persons aboard the Black Wid service unavailable.
The Women's Auxiliary of Ye United Country Barty Movement held its annual meeting with reports presented and notes on upcoming local events. Patrons are informed of late shopping night programs, theatre and musical performances, and a town allotment sale while local governance and hotel pricing changes are noted.
The town notes arrivals and departures over the holiday period. Mr and Mrs Williams of Macquarie arrived Friday to spend Christmas with their granddaughter. Mrs Greene, mother of Senior Musay Cartene, attended a family gathering. Dr Dewberry of the town committee underwent appendicitis surgery but is expected to recover. A Bank of New South Wales officer from Ringara is moving to the Gingin branch in January. A twelve year old girl Joan from Bergealit and her family lost a member in Illumination exams. Valedictory events surface at South Westdon.
Sporting notes list race results from the Corinthian Cup and December Handicap events. Faruc and Hot Shoes highlight the three year olds, with Exchequer and Byseindee among notable placers. Magnetic and Pavilion compete in the two divisions, while Stonebrook and Harbour secure top spots in the handicap.
A motorist identified as Arnold Blatt, 30, was killed when a car plunged 18 feet at a bank in Adelaide on Monday. Several others were injured in the crash, with witnesses noting the vehicle left the road before overturning.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wool sales with percentages and company mentions. Details are garbled with names like Lamited teverofori and BAR BOUR’S, making exact figures and participants unclear.
An article reviews the artist Mian and his Australian scenes, noting early pioneering days, outback cattle teams, and inland stations. It highlights Juliny Ashton and Md McNally Mdr Minne as commentators, and mentions prints, photographs, and a purchase window at the Empire Hotel with Christmas prices on select spirits.
A long fragmentary account traces the Holy Land from ancient covenants to modern upheavals, noting biblical promises and key figures. It discusses the land through epochs, migrations, and the rise and fall of powers, touching on early patriarchs, exile, and the implications for Jewish settlement and Zionist hopes.
A local report highlights efforts by unemployed workers supporting hospital needs. The piece notes contributions, outreach, and a call for continued Labor Party support while detailing individual stories of hardship and community aid.
An English language summary of a quarterly session by the Primary Producers Union council, noting disputes between factions led by Cathy blur and Australian and New Zealand sides. The minutes discuss inviting experts, adopting a resolution on industry rules, and urging collaboration with agricultural committees.
A lively social event hosted by the Doumbey Womens Association featured dances and songs performed by My Joiby MouTAns and attended by residents of the district. Community leaders and welfare officials were present, with a focus on fellowship and hospitality at Manor. The gathering included singing, ceremonial introductions, and a light program reflecting local traditions and goodwill.
A garbled OCR piece describes a Capitol event with plans, prices, and imagery tied to wartime and political themes. It references Mr Hagen, the press, and various figures. mentions control, awards, and a broad array of names and terms, though much is indecipherable.
A partial OCR reads Queensland vs Victoria starting in Adelaide on Saturday amid unclear lines. Henson thirteen and others feature in a rough score report with odd address fragments and misread names.
The report outlines a cricket style contest with large totals and several named players. Danube Sulit Amys Paynter and Fromara are noted for high scores or wickets while several other players are mentioned in a fragmented manner. The text also references Toamania and Bawtehmen in a chaotic score context.
In South Australia action, McCabe and OReilly lead scoring with tight exchanges across the field. Howell and Grimmett feature in key plays as tally boards show McCabe 1 up 16 and OReilly 4 for 38, while other names such as Stewart and Demieson appear in midgame notes.
Fragmented text shows inter district cricket duels between Inverell and Armidale with partial player names and unclear action. No clear result or date available. Further readable lines needed to form a concise summary.
The Wattles School presents a well traded programme with prize giving to the junior scholar and a speech by a senior pupil. Sante Claye arrived in tribute, a Jeep box presented to Alfie Houldern, with lively entertainment by staff and students. The recent examination results show several pupils, including Beryl Cattell and Lindsay Crawford, passing with merit as the school readies term commencements.
A colorful summary of a country cricket fixture with Slagey Crweh defeated by Wickuts and Wine Ruin Boren. Notable scores include Leach G Rewin Leach A Kennedy Baldwin 3, Dewann 2, Fleming 97, Baldwin 21, and Baldwin 16. Sundries 14, total 167. Second innings features Grifen 43, Hascher 1, and multiple bowlers including Metnerney and Baldwin contributing modestly.
The listing notes a Times Office sale near Yo Share Farm, about 130 to 250 acres spread across Thvereli or Delaware districts. The ad mentions a good plant and an April deadline with application by law.
Badges for Inverell Jockey Club members offered with prices in pounds and shillings. Includes entries for Ladies Ticket holder options and a note on last-13 facing service cow availability. Listing cites Mrulbery Badger as contact, with prices around £16 and an additional £5.
We extend to our jumergua custom orkify Beason's Greetings and wish to SALE TOK We will be carrying a large stock of Fruit and Vegetables at 7Re sonable tmtes All town orders delivered POA LEWIN Byron Birect Inverell Phone 337.
Inverell ad seeking to purchase any quantity of rough diamonds. Highest price offered.
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