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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
4
A fragment discussing how ancient civilizations rose and fell, the balance of animal and spiritual forces, and the 20th century struggle after World War I. It reflects on moral codes, Darwinian ideas, and the hope that right will triumph over darkness as humanity moves toward a new era.
Advertisers and subscribers are requested to note that there will be no issue of the Stovewell Times published on Monday, September 2, 1933.
A condensed local calendar item outlines January events and social notices. It mentions New Year services, races, horse events, social gatherings, and a council proclamation on noxious animals. The report lists names, venues, and dates, including community meetings and church services, with emphasis on local civic and social activities.
Fragmented report lists individuals including Evelyn Nancurrow of Ayaney and J P Culion of Viewen Street. It notes a Wed Melbourne engagement and mentions cricket prominence linked to Wisckham and others, with scattered dates and locations in a damaged OCR snippet.
A damaged, OCR plagued text outlines a Brisbane correspondent report mentioning Virginia Creeper at an Aud office in Virginia Creek, a Bank of Australasia address, and a Virginia Creeper motif on a verandah. It references local weather, dates around May, and names like Merle Munro and J. Devs, plus mentions of Laws Alin station and Wolloneune gatherings with Adjutant and Mrs. Thuiine.
A sprawling report from a busy weekend shows racing activity across Tamworth to the Queensland border with many centers sending horses to the meeting. Details include events at Randwick and Riverside stables, with notable entries from Sydney and Melbourne connections and a focus on the upcoming Monday program.
A Christmas night accident left a youth dead after a horse bolted onto a roadway and collided with a car. The article notes the chaotic scene, naming locations and involved parties, with authorities investigating the tragic event.
Vecaure Dil Coy announces Thy Vaecun Oli Company plans a televised enterprise show featuring stars including Bradman and Samia. The event, tied to a radio division, aims to raise funds with calls to viewers across Newcastle Melbourne and Melbourne.
In memoriam Anke, son, brother, and kin, the family recalls his life and the sudden shock of his passing. Relatives note the loss and acknowledge the grief of a devoted mother, siblings, and friends as they remember him and the impact of his absence.
A memorial notice from a widow recalls Walter Gurding who passed away in 1928. The son and family share sentiments, expressing enduring love and remembrance in the ad.
At Moree on January 13 and 14 1933 a series of horse races held by the club includes open handicap events with £10 purses for multiple divisions such as maiden, welter, and novie classes. Entries close with secretary on Tuesday January 5. club rebate policy noted.
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