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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary civic message reflects drought adversity and farmer hardships in the region. It calls for forgiveness, unity, and the revival of communal cheer during the season, praising workers and Pioneer ideals while urging shared support for recovery efforts ahead.
A fragmented report discusses a New England member and allied figures shaping regional politics and plans. It mentions touring locations, forming groups, and interactions with authorities in Melbourne and New South Wales, suggesting broader activism and strategic movement.
Local notices describe chaff distribution to drought affected farmers and calls for fodder purchase applications via agents Beynon Waugh and Deolla. Cramse’s Cadillac tours to Glen Innes over Christmas Eve and Day depart Inverell at 6 pm. Salvation Army Christmas program planned in Victoria Park with band carols and meals, weather permitting, plus a monster sports day at the showground featuring horse events and racing starting at 10:70 pm.
The Railway Commissioner introduced a creamer to run from January next with passenger and parcels rates about 0 per rent of gooey traffic, plus a halfpenny fare increase aimed at balancing wage costs. George Fuller criticized the move as inevitable amid government railway welfare measures, noting the department would face a wage increase of 22,100,004 per gemim.
The fragment describes uncertain readings and weak forecasts with a mood of skepticism toward past forecasts. It mentions holidaymakers, a glow, and a late fortnights’ weather outlook with no clear sign of a cooling trend.
The New South Wales Minister for Lands and the chair of the wheat board discussed a possible nationwide rise in wheat prices. They noted communication issues and delays in agreeing on new rates and further advances, with no definite decision reached.
The text lists crew members including Rom Smith and Keith Beith with Walter M. Shiers and James Matlete Flow nett among pilots and mechanics. It notes service with the Wight Horer and TAA to the APOC, mentions the Mewntens Herview Medal and a 27 Pergeant, and references engagements with enemy forces and air force personnel.
The wedding linked Miss A. WoVeree of Genito Street Inverell and Mr James Reilie with Rev AW Parton officiating. The couple met at Cranes street residence then traveled to Taworth for the reception and left for Tamworth. The ceremony featured white lace and formal attire with bridesmaids and groomsmen, ending with a reception at Inverell and plans to reside with Mr and Mrs Chilling in Towers.
A disparate set of notices and reports covers tin quotations, a farewell service at Oakwood Public Mall, bread pricing shifts in Johannesburg, and global war expenditure. It notes emigration to Sydney, church union in Scotland, political poll mentions, and a mass layoff warning with tax returns required by February 5, 1920.
A garbled set of names places and events from Bundarra Melbourne and Salvation Army posts hints at engagements transfers and marriages. Mentions Miss Aaphn Gaukredger and Miss Kuliing Maree with dates, plus Army Adjutants and reorganizations across divisions and stations.
Arthur Parr of Rosky Range Graman faced trial on a charge of stealing a crossbred ewe and three lambs from John Knox Rona Ardersier. Key evidence by Constable Baxter linked marks and earmarks to Parr, with witnesses Albert Rowe and others detailing the sheep’s movement from Cross's lease yard to Parr's residence. The case proceeded to committal for trial.
Fragmented text references a defection or evasion claim involving a person named Mr Killen and a public statement that circulated. It mentions a judge figure Dean O'Neill and a press release about a theft or deception tied to a place called Nieewerathenea with unclear dates and names.
Sydney reports show 9000 votes counted statewide with tallies for districts such as Barrier Eden Menere Gwydir Hume Parkes Merrina and Parkes. Final Senate count cannot begin until next week amid 4000 unenrolled soldiers' votes awaiting processing.
In Sydney on a Tuesday amid Heatherly winds, reports note a marine engineers strike influencing shipwork. A drowning fatality follows a yacht accident near Nelbourne, with a returned soldier and wife among those lost. butter prices rise as the Federal Prices Committee authorizes a four penny per pound increase in the state.
Market notes list assorted commodities and vendors with scattered items such as potatoes and cheese. Mentions places and traders in a fragmented, early OCR style.
The delegates at the meeting in Delaa discussed extending loan repayments for farmers who received advances, proposing 20 year terms with interest, and delaying repayments to the term end. They urged government relief and considered extending available allowances for wheat and drought relief amid crop shortfalls.
The Rev E H Grammer urges readers to join a world wide charity effort for hungry and poor children. Aimed at the Sunday after Christmas December 28th, funds may be given via offertory envelopes. Clergy will forward gifts to the intended relief organizations.
Sporting notes report Northuvor the rider of Aroadaere won the Southport Handicap at Aerot Queensland. Chancel, a well known performer raced by Meyere HH E Capper and G B Ring, has been written to Mie A Neville Kensington. A Lidcombe syndicate named the Sife completing of 10 persons drew the winner Fleurant in Tate s sweep at Rosehill.
The Inverell Motorcycle Club announces a new event planned under its banner. Riders aim to travel four miles beyond Kinmore for a social gathering with refreshments provided by local ladies. The organizers hope the ride boosts public interest and hospital funds through proceeds and trophies.
The Church of England schedule lists Holy Communion services on Christmas Day at 7 and 8 and Evensong at 7 40 p.m. on St Augustine’s. December 28 includes Holy Communion, Matins, and Litany at 11 p.m. with additional prayers and vicar’s arrangements.
The notice lists Mass times and worship events at multiple churches. It includes dates around December and November with services at Ashford Presbyterian Church, Cherry Tree, Church of Christ, and Methodist churches. Citizens are invited to attend Christmas Day and weekend services with varying times.
Waratah defeats Australs in a keen match. Phillips stars with 44 and strong fielding by Kinross and Kinross helps anchor Waratah win as others like Bentley and Buxton contribute. Delungra and Inverell results noted with close play and coaching praise.
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