Australian Shorthorn Expert Sees Better Prospects at Home
Halph A. Cadsen, a Serettish authority on shorthorn cattle, visited Australia to buy property but returns home explaining higher turnover profits to capital in Scotland. He cites farm costs, labour shortages, and drought as reasons, while predicting bright prospects for Shorthorns with rising beef prices and strong home demand.
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Halph A. Cadsen
Australia
Hoe
Scotland
Princes Birest
Edinburgh
Pill Street
Kydney
Mys
Inverell Social and Personal News Highlights
Inverell scenes show Mrs. J Reed and family holidays in Tamworth with the Nerds. Miss Margaret Kerr and other locals competing in Highland Yatatz events. numerous visits, weddings, and engagements across Inverell and surrounding towns. notes on travel to Newcastle Glen Innes Tenterfield and Moree. death of Mrs T E B Allardyce in Gloucester. many relatives visiting, marriages planned at St Andrew's and local venues. community gatherings at Emu Hills and family reunions marked by hospital returns and travel.
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C. R. Parry
Proude Street
Chali Parry
Darrell
Cosker
Prank Parnell
Brae Street
Valla Beach
Bank of N. 5
Wales
Inverell
Vmnager
A. 5. Coughlan
Ian
Newcastle
PF. E. Roberts
Phillip
Glen Innes
John O'Connor
Tentereld
Bill McInnes
Taree
Gloucester
John Henderson
Tenterfield
Maryon Forbes
T. EB. Allardyce
Cloucester
Myall
Barrington
Dungog
Mullamanna
Noel Mills
J. H. Mills
Bacon
Gordon McKenge
Cursts
C. Bacon
White Street
Moree
Malcolm Weir
del Why
Hagilah
Road
Delangra
J H. Yates
Wallangra
Sydney
Neason
Emi Hills
Byron Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Katy George V. Hospital
Max Tomlinsons
Burrabubula
Rey Carters
Tom McKidds
Barrabo
Ron McGees
North Star
Jack McBeans
Olga Tommeat
Weemuria Girls Behoul
Beth Holland
Ross Streagt
Mir George Keep
Towneville
Pater Christine
Kathleen Kneipp
Glenmure
Benshaw
Mixa Dymina Kneipp
St. Vincents Hospital
Meena
Mins Beulah Margaret Ehs
Col. Ensman
East Ae Inverell
Ran Rovert Colley
B. Colley
Byron Street
Timothy Dean
Jack Dean
Eer
Ron Finlayson
Coonabarabran
Pears
Charmual
Ts. Finlayson
Misa Dorothy Thwaites
Bill MeInnes
Mire
MciInnes
MeInnes
Belya Doust
Stan Gram
King Street
Vini
Laurie Poley
Roy
Wollongong
Fy Erell
Maureen Sweaney
Commercial Banking& Co of
Mis
A. E. Sweaney
Carinya
Orarge Street
Clieve McConner
Clevera
Che ‘Tree Hill
Bill
Nancy
Kath
Goulburn
St Micchael
Dorace
W. M Borthwick
Tiverell
Mater Misericordiae Hospital
Borthwick
South Coast
A. Garnett
Hhf
Tamworth
Tom
Itr
Buttarm
Button
Prank Brydges
Taro
H.wes
John Korn
Bgt
G. Korn
Wellington
Misa Johnston
Prank Girard
Cheater Street
Poppy Psaros
Jim
Milas Psaros Wall
Esther Bowring
Chelmer
Brisbane
Lnverell
John Sctivwright
Ross Street
Bert and Family
5. Pollock
Mary McKinnon
Nek
McKinnon
Colin McKinnon
Extucation Department
Stanniter Public School
Pat Daley
Tarro
E. Daley
Granville Street
Bill Pollock
Jack Pollock
Butler Brrest
V. A. Parkinson
Banksia
Arthur Rosslyn
Rockhampton
Coolanfalta
Jin
Harry Rodger
Newrasie
Rodger
Henderson
Olive Marriott
Ork
Maclean District
Dak Pollock
Daly
Kee Young
Maclean
Vie Lea
Ha. Mathe
Mr Bullus
Aie
Wheat Trucks for Inverell Railways Doing Utmost
Mr Davis Hughes MLA for Armidale received a telegram urging Parliament action on Inverell wheat transport. The Railways reportedly sent 40 trucks home over the weekend with 20 more on Monday, while the Government grain elevators manager cited progress but Hughes warned of bungling and delays in harvest support.
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Davis Hughes
Armidale
Inverell
Telgram
Wrucka
Inverall
Hughes
Taverell
Pak
Big Increase At Warlalda
Time staff correspondent reports total deliveries to Warlalda and bulkhead reach 000 bushels this season up from 164 000 last year. Bagged wheat totals rise to 10 100 from prior figures. Large delivery backlog remains though easing expected in ten days as bulk trucks resume loading.
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Warlalda A
Inverell Sees 46 Year Return Of D'Arcy Bandsman
Mr William D'Arcy of Glen Innes visited Inverell after 46 years, recalling his 1907 band days when Glen Innes won the second grade contest. Inverell's band beat them in the first section amid celebratory festivities. A local couple, Jan and John Cibbert, married on Boxing Day, with details of the bridal party and luncheon venues in Inverell.
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William D'Arcy
Glen Innes
Inverell
D'Arcy
Bridagroom
Ross Street
Mr. and Co
Barnes and Family
Henderson Street
North Beach
Walter Gelringer
Malbourne
A. Ee Read
Ct Eawards
Minegong
Ray Vick
Set For Greater Progress from IMS 5 ALD In In Set For Greater Progress
Inverell civic remarks praise 1952 as a good year with plans for further progress next year. Talks cover road work graveling, water reticulation, park attractions at Toverell, home building, and community improvement, urging public understanding and continued support for town development.
Ashford Power Station notes progress and funding worries
C G Mather, chairman of the North West county council, reports a busy year for the Ashford power station with electricity consumption rising and new connections. He cites funding shortages, outlines planned administrative buildings, and warns that tax pressures limit road and sealed road expansion in the Northwest.
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Ashford
C. G. Mather
North West Count County
Inverell thoughts on 1953 progress and swimming baths
A letter from MB EON DITCHFIELD former Enverell Chamber of Commerce president lauds Municipal Council for backing local initiatives. It praises the town engineer Cecil Sailth and Gilgal aerodrome, notes improvements to streets, and urges a coordinated push for swimming baths in Inverell in the new year. The piece reflects optimism for Inverell and district in Australia’s growth.
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MB. Eon
Ditchfield
Enverell
Cecil Sailth
Gilgal
Cloest
Lae
Queen Tow
Inverell
J. M
Treiddihs
Law Abiding Community Notes Police Cooperation Increase
Enverell Police District reports a rise in major crimes tied to population growth but maintains the town’s law abiding status. SGT J McD DWYER credits public cooperation and hopes it continues into the new year.
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J. McD. Dwyer
Enverell
Itsmize
Toverell
Yar
Prospect of DK and John Northcott Progress Highlighted
A brief report notes a year of progress with a home base and advances across multiple areas. It mentions increased activity with clubs forming organizations to broaden diversity and community engagement.
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John Northcott
Boom Year Drives Civic and Cultural Progress in Loverell
The Apex Club notes that next year promises growth beyond the town and district, with clear signals of progress in civic and cultural affairs. The optimistic assessment highlights advancing local initiatives and community engagement.
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Loverell Apex Club
Forecast ME BEN WADE recalls 1953 and 1962 in Inverell
The piece reflects on years of change from 1940s to 1962 with Ben Wade recalling wartime era shifts, economic struggles, rising prices, and fluctuating employment. It notes the town’s frustration with devalued output and the sense of lost days and fortunes.
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Ben Wade
Watsons
Lorry Driver Seriously Injured Near Inverell Showground
Lorry driver Kiemel Austin aged 20 from Inverell suffered critical head injuries when his vehicle left Tingho Road four miles from Inverell. He was taken to Inverell District Hospital for treatment. Victor Wheeler aged 30 from Moree died at the Inverell showground where he had been camping. his body was found by another camper. Police led by Sgt J Dwyer and Constable Ce McHardie investigated the deaths with no suspicious circumstances reported. An inquest will determine Wheeler’s fate.
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Kiemel Austin
Inverell
Tingho Road
Ruth
Alto Oriee Lee
Peter Criitey
Austin
Yaeteert
Enyverell
Victor Wheeler
Wheeler
J Dwyer
Ce McHardie
Tingha Bush Fire Brigade: Avale in County and State
Fragmented notes recount a Tingha volunteer fire brigade management meeting. The text lists officials and deputies, references county councils, railway work, and references to community funding and wartime effort. The piece blends local names with broad statements on public works and collective effort.
Diary of a Japanese prison camp survivor in wartime
Randall's diary entries reveal a graphic, staggering account of life in a Japanese prison camp. The narrative recalls capture, brutal conditions, and the struggle to endure while clinging to hope for liberation, with reflections on New Year and resilience.
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Menthy
Lee
Jmiouata
Cierge Randall
Inverell Storm Dumps Rain Across Region
A widespread storm drenched Inverell and surrounding areas with heavy rain and blustery showers. The disturbance started near mid afternoon and continued into the evening, with reports of frequent downpours and gusty winds throughout the day.
Community Spiritual Welfare Report From Inverell Fraternal
The Inverell community notes extensive church support. Reverend Norman Smwonsen highlights moral aims and civic charity, praising Sunday services broadcast to reach the ill and isolated. Women of Inverell are praised for charitable work, fund drives, Red Cross, and hospital aid, with optimism for continued effort in 1562.
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Norman Smwonsen
The
Inverell Mintters
Siamese Twins Fight For Life
In Chicago two conjoined brothers, Rodney Wrodile and Lee Cecil, remain hospitalized after 13 days apart in a fistula and scalp flap procedure. Doctors performed the first of a series of operations to separate them, attempting to preserve vital brain function while Roger Wrodile lies in a coma with critical cranial vein loss awaiting further steps.
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Chicacio
Rodney Wrodile
Saned
Rodney Fron
Lee Brain
Cecil
Roger
Liebwin
Coming Sales Monthly Sleep Hale and Street Cottages Auction
The first in a series of night sales at the newly built municipal saleyard is set for Wednesday January 14 at 2 pm. Three sheep have been booked and Bert Daly Murrey and Murray and Bacher urge buyers to attend for numbers and competition. On January 15 at 1 am Murrey and Eather’s Byron Street rooms will auction three cottages on Otho Street with vacant possession. The cottages near business districts appeal to homeseekers and investors seeking value. Descriptions are in the advertising column.
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Bert Daly
Sona
Murray
Bacher
Otho Street
Murrey
Eather
Byron Street
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