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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
4
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The readable text is garbled with many missing letters and nonsensical sequences. It appears as an OCR fragment showing partial phrases, likely from a historical newspaper page with stray words and broken names. No coherent event or report can be determined from the fragment.
Sparse readable phrases hint at a festive gathering or parade with mentions of people, places, and time markers. Names like Barber and Puradiay appear amid garbled text, suggesting a village page with local notices or a community event schedule.
The text summarizes a jumble of names and actions including arrests, charges, and court references. It mentions individuals and places in a garbled form, with references to a supper dance and potential legal actions, but specific facts are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Misses Gibeon of Hrae Strest plan departure for Sydney tomorrow. The Mayoress Mrs Mellveen leaves Monday for a fortnight's holiday in Sydney. Mr F Mough departed today for Sydney and expects to return on Wednesday. Mrs Vic G Lee of Morolmva has gone to Quebecland for the winter. Mrs DM Prawer and family, formerly of Ashford, travel to their new home at Limbel near Thriwrerth. John Crowley of Cobbedah died Saturday morning at 78.
A garbled historical OCR text mentions a board or company with references to credit, a period equal to Wei lane, and terms about a change from Mg to SH. It includes scattered names like Gretna and Pete Wate, with unclear dates or actions.
A court action involves Perry and Willie Aendermann with Mir Campbell Hot Alveson in Byd ney. Allegations center on discourtesy and refusal to obey orders during a lengthy hearing. Joe Hutler represents the plaintiff.
The town enjoyed a well attended performance by DB. Connors Musical Comedy Co featuring Mr D. A. OVoower as Nenk Kerry and a cast including Eric Conway and Mario Adlai. Town officials presided over the event with strong showings from local figures. Plans discussed to relocate the golf course and update club rules. subscriptions set for playing members.
Local notices speak of dances and social gatherings in Delungra and Timworth with Floral Ball events planned for Wednesday and Monday morning masses listed. Mentions profits from a Passing Show in Gt. Josephs and a Hayseeds Ball promoter, plus tributes to late local figures and upcoming parish activities.
Commercial Winchcombe Upraon Ltt reports a brisk wool sale at Sydney with strong American demand and steady Yorkshire and Japan buying. Prices for fleece and fine quality wools reached high weekly levels. notable bids include A. B. R. MacNeil at 290d to 994 for fleece, 284d for broken, 158 for pieces, with other consignors Mason Myltong 21gd and Hieune Feelwood 274d among bidders.
Fragmentary report notes Rabbit Heins and others in Chemor trade and Byrd sales. Mentions winters, income tax policy, and Forks MEph. Vague references to dates, prices, and a procession of names with unclear roles and places.
Sydney reports an eventful morning as naval visitors mingle with locals amid public disorder. The crowd recalls last night’s clashs near Martin Place and Redfern, with one man knocked unconscious at George and Wilmot Streets. Spectators admire the glow of ships and the great bottlewhip at Neutral Bay and Cremorne.
Fire and accident tolls rise as showers sweep central and southern high towns. A motorist died and many injured in multiple crashes at St Marys James Reyburn and Collage Street Kredla Wall. A body found under Fremantle wharf is believed murdered. Government weighs strike settlement action if negotiations fail. Woolgrowers fear Jobe Miggine stabilization scheme may be rejected and open-market wool sales loom.
Myra Myra faebelly Jane McKensie wife of Liaiean McKonain of Grouville Birent died aged 77 after a long illness. Born at Broomibank Victoria she lived in Inverell and Byeora. A charitable devout Presbyterian, she is survived by her husband two sons and three daughters. Funeral conducted by Rev E James at the local cemetery with arrangements by Mr C2 8 Therley.
Profound regret will be felt by residents of Woorlaide at the death of Clement J Woolhue who passed away mid midnight after illness. He was proprietor of a motor garage at Woratdamo and owner of a local picture show. Survived by his wife with no children. Remains to be interred at Thomndee cemetery on Saturday. Hilmore and Co. undertakers are in charge.
Sporting notes describe a chaotic meeting with multiple races and fields. Names include Ararat Chateao and Chatterbox with various placings and handicaps across divisions. Odds feature Kilbromeen, Adwirel, and Automatic among others as the meet unfolds.
An Inverell ceremony at St Augustine’s Church united Ethaine Constance Johnson and William Weymme. The couple, attended by Miss Dolele Weymme and Mr. Giowel Joho, celebrated with a reception at the bride’s home and departed for Sydney aboard a motor launch. The event featured formal gowns and gifts, with relatives in attendance.
A meeting of the P and Association was held in the town hall. Mr Whann presided in Mr Lock’s absence with Mr Philipn Mr Ontirady Miss Ferkine and Wilson present. Minutes note requests to the Agricultural Department for four calls of wire setting to form ground, and a prize for the school manuel training room. Officials elected include President Mr We Tt Moberty and Vice President TF G. MeIn tyre, with secretary Mr G H Loch and committee members listed. A queen competition and dance at Mount Hassell featured Amy Lewis as candidate. Music provided by local performers. chocolate waltz won by Miss Lennon and Mr King.
The annual meeting of Oakwood School of Arts elected a committee of eleven with three women among the new lineup. Mr AON Howay was chosen president, with W George son and Ina Hatcher as officers, marking a new gender-inclusive direction for the society.
Peloro led Tod Snarning through a lively dance evening titled Dream Daddy at Houysends Hall in Moptemiber Sth Hobemee. The town viewed a 108 to 14 win with 156 games noted, as plans for the Hayseed Ball on September 1st were teased, steering focus from yesterday to tomorrow.
Football patrons should expect a splendid exhibition as the local un beaten thirteen meet Warwick tomorrow on the show ground. Warwick brings a strong reputation but must perform at peak to prevail. The Inverell area also hosts the Armtrong Cup second round on August 8 with Glen Tunes and Inverell.
Secretary reports representative squad from Tingha Bowderra Inverell districts to face Walterio in a key North Western fixture on Saturday August 1. Carried lineup hints include veteran Wally Ting and Morphy, with Hay, Winder, Dowha and Selomon among Tingha and Fitzgerrald players.
An incomplete report notes Row A J Carter and a Presbyter involved in an incident as a wind gust toppled a vehicle or object into a gully after being carried along a distance. Details are garbled and unclear.
A garbled 19th century ad highlights Burge's Northern Emporium offering galvanised iron, frackets, and tennis gear. It touts direct-from-manufacturer savings, expert services, guaranteed work, and large stock of balls, coins, grips, and upholstery items with associated furnishing and framing services.
Studio advertises fiction arrivals from popular authors direct from Loodoo. MAR TLY'S Big Book Shop features Zane Gray Mulford Elty Sapper Packard Wallace Nat Gould Garvice Rowland Ayres and more with Dymocks pricing for winter reads.
The session featured Mr Walh and other speakers debating the Deportation Bill. Community members attended to hear arguments for and against the measure, with emphasis on its potential impact and legal framework.
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