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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
4
A broad social column lists many names and interactions from local circles. It mentions engagements, travels, arrivals, and departures, with notices about weddings, visits, and congratulations. Reading lists numerous individuals including families such as Larsen, Reganih, Towner, and Caspar alongside travels and social events across towns.
In Inverell the festival crowned a queen and highlighted a busy 1934 Christmas season. The Times pages note festive events, prizes, cycling reports, and local public notices as townsfolk prepared for holidays.
Editor notes Mr D C Hogan withdraws from the Armidale seat race after initial nomination. The decision follows pressure from party leaders and ongoing discussions about candidate suitability and party strategy. Observers say the move shifts local race dynamics and may affect campaign momentum.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places but lacks a coherent event or clear details for a summary. No identifiable date or action present.
Festival organizers discuss the Inveralls Woot end Harvert celebration with focus on Field Day as a key feature. Mr Gales, President of the Festival Central Committee, attends the committee meeting to review events and coordinate plans for the upcoming Saturday activities.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Emmaville store closure with altered phrases about Christmas Eve and a family tone. It mentions permanence, a street or ranch setting, and uncertain names and dates, leaving a vague outline of a local business ending operations.
A garbled letter to the editor discusses wheat harvest issues and public notices. It references government, cabinet, trucks, rural areas, and a sale. Names and places are largely unreadable, but it conveys concern over agricultural policies and public attention.
Editorial note from Times confirms holiday scheduling details and changes. Readers urged to check official notices for updated service times and closures.
A 1953 Inverell event aims to assist a baths project with the festival. The report notes holiday travel declines compared with last year and references local figures involved, including names and venues, though the text is fragmented. The piece hints at community funds raised during the holiday period and ongoing preparation for events.
Shoppers fill Inverell stores for a Christmas event with electric vehicle discounts and festive promotions. The scene includes local businesses advertising seasonal deals while residents browse new EV models and accessories amid holiday cheer.
An Inverell competitor performs strongly at the Pan Pacific Jamboree with notable effort and rising potential. The event highlights include a solid showing and emerging talent for future competitions.
A fragmented report notes bulkhead and silo fill at Inverell with about 36,000 bushels of wheat received into the allotment. Promised trucks for Boxing Day period were referenced, with unclear details on ongoing operations and costs.
A fragmentary note recalls the Inverell Festival of 1953 with scattered mentions of participants and place names. The readable text hints at local events and crowd activity but lacks clear details or outcomes.
A brief item notes residents loaning garden seats for a community event. The piece mentions Overell Dookey and Chas Wut Si Sage Abitu amid a quirky, unclear downtown scene. Local organizers urge reuse and sharing of seating.
A historic wind event strikes Mullamanna Farmar area with damage reported to crop and outbuildings. Descriptions mention a hailstorm causing significant loss and the largest nail indicating heavy debris impact. details remain fragmentary but indicate repeated hail damage to the same property yesterday.
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