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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented obituary style note recalls Marie Ellen Dawson also called Nellie who departed this life on May 30 ASE. The writer honors her childhood charm and quick wit as memories surface. It mentions her loving parents siblings and the invitation of their grief.
The discussion in Sydney centers on road construction in eastern Armtenlin and Inverell regions. Supporters insist better roads boost farming access and dairy transport, while critics say rail expansion remains essential. The controversy hinges on government will and rural advancement.
Fragmented account hints at urban decline, housing issues, and shifting labor in a Dover area. Mentions decay, empty spaces, and comment on apprenticeships and education. References to populace, migration, and social conditions without clear events or dates.
A garbled report discusses Jase Hospitals and the Premier, Me, Oakes, claiming authority over metropolitan health policy. Delegates debate hospital consolidation and potential regional management, with mentions of the minister and future decisions on care governance.
Devotees of Terplacharo are invited to a Monday night social on June 4 at the Town Mall to aid the B C Church fund. An orchestra is booked and a supper will be served at modest prices.
A Shire conference on Wednesday submits to Ashford Shire a motion condemning the Leent avert Department for referring to clause 13 of the annual report on Male Prods Toor Ball. It protests strongly that the bill imposes authority from above, opposing local government principles.
The mayor instituted a plan for Friday and Saturday events on the 15th aan Pith Tune. Woodward executives agreed to coordinate labor and transport to the hospital district, with proceeds directed to Num written goods.
The замет text describes a winter hospital event with racing, listing days as Monday and Tuesday and mentioning participant Jones Lee. It outlines track conditions, calendar expectations, and entry prices for Gentlemen and others with specific prices for a three day event, noting limits on members and the need for payment on the first day.
A fragmented notice from a local hospital section cites names A Parrand and C F Talat with brief entries about recent events. The text mentions Hughes and a possible shot incident, with unclear details and a reference to Heros and Tceine. Further readable specifics are unavailable.
A fragmented page item describes a chaotic entertainment clash involving Ty Bresbbat and Dietriet Eeepital amid hospital gambits. The piece mentions Inverelt and Wethott with unclear stakes and names like Clie de Un and Atlee Sontag, set against a bustling city venue.
Weather turmoil across Victoria and Riverina follows fierce gales. Drought tightens in Tingha and surrounding areas as stock losses mount. In New South Wales, cattle losses rise near Muscle Creek and Munwellbrook while immigration and woollen industry prospects shift. A Melbourne court hears a £1000 railway theft case as hospital funding debates widen.
A 15 year old Leonard Lavotl faced charges after a Wednesday incident near Percival Car fat Amici. A male suspect reportedly confessed at a distant location, detailing enticement and assault. The case includes a remand, bail, and transfer to a county facility.
Winding up ACCIS] held at Parkinson s to officially end Inverell Cricket Association season. Farewell to W Cole and E P Harley, long-time Inverell players. Mr J B Butler handled duties as Whit presented the White Cup to this year s KN team, with tributes to Mr White and support from A L Varley. Awards honored top batsman, junior and senior bowling averages, and a sung toast closed the event as Cole and Harley depart with gifts and memories of local cricket.
Football selections announced for Albion against Magpies at J Werner Sullivan and Hagen lead the Albion side with Robinson Reeley O R Harper Kearary McLooe and McLaw. Tevered Vale to meet Hincours deophe batteries on Monday with Trim Gandin Harper Smith Wilson Collins Keony Puwaon Edwin Colling Thorne Bull Ryder and others. Magy to feature a lineup including Allens View cron tomorrow at 5 pm with Dow Collis Lowrey Trin nul Ryder Wilcon Vervint and Emergencies Spice for emergency coverage.
Delegates from Narrabri Warialda Gunnedah and surrounding areas met in Moree yesterday to consider forming a circuit of stews. Resolutions called for reappointing committees outlining roles and dates and urged local secretaries to assist with arrangements. Mr J G Tomlinson was tasked to include Warialda in the 225 Cup competition.
The Inverell Interim High School headmaster Mr Porter sought a refund of admission charges for an inter-town visit by students. The council debated precedent and whether to contribute from public funds, with Alderman Swan proposing 60 percent, others opposing. The mayor asked for a decision to accept, reject, or concede, while the matter was finally recommended to depart from the preceding reading.
Amid confusion and garbled remarks Alderman Ault and McLeod discuss accepting German pipes for Inver town water. They claim water is needed and fear lack of indemnity from Germany if pursued, but the plan falters as questions and delays mount and no action follows.
An Inverall P Hunt Association group plans a series of social events across several centres to brighten country life. A core committee is organizing sock hops and annual functions with local subcommittees and key roles filled to coordinate activities and involve members.
A vintage style claim for a peppermint remedy promising relief from coughs and colds. The ad emphasizes novelty and effectiveness. No concrete ingredients or manufacturer details are provided in the readable text.
The Blaite on Balurday presents Rich ard Barthsimony condemned to die for a crime he did not commit. Bloodhounds pursue him, but he gains freedom and happiness in a dramatic sequence adapted from A. W. Ogden. It promises a strong pictur egram better than prior titles. Doors open at 7 p.m. and bookings are advised.
At 2 o'clock a matinee will screen Thy Dead Boy and No 5 of Ly or Die along with a comedy and gazette. Country folk and others unable to attend the evening show should come to the Rialto tomorrow at 3 pm, with children given treats.
Two Paramount features play Monday at Boalt: Nice People and The Greatest Truth. Nice People follows wild youth in a sensational style starring Wallane Reid Bebe Danigia Conrad Nagel and Julia Page. The Greatest Truth centers on a woman who risks life and reputation for the man she loves Lipisode Wo Hawk's Trail included.
The report lists rainfall data for May and the five months of the drought years 1903 and 1920, noting 705 points for the year to date and that the current nine months fall well below average. The table contrasts drought-year rainfall with the present year.
Mr H W Hughes president of Macintyre Shire last in Sydney for Shire conference, elected president of the Border Men’s Lodge. Mr H Jennings corollary, Miss Nite Pollock, and other local figures feature in a string of community notes including surgeries, a child’s knee injury, and local gatherings.
Dr A Mocintey forwards a letter from A R Macgregor about Sydney Art Gallery lending pictures to country towns. Council weighs safety, space, and temporary display in the Cowell chambers as Alderman McLean pushes for a staged loan while others push a cautious approach.
A garbled fragment laments drought toll and sympathy for struggling settlers. Mentions a secretary and land affairs, with vague references to costs, relief efforts, and extended hardship across a period of years.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Eliza McDougall aged 54 of Lyndhurst. It records the McDougall family moving to Lyndhurst in 1575 after acquiring property from the done family. Earlier they lived at Texas Station and owned Gongan Station in the same district.
Telegram weather bulletin reports cloudy and showery conditions in the southern districts with widespread rain. Frosty conditions are observed in northern highlands as winds shift northeast to northwest.
A deal on back pay for workers at Newcroft Bute Works was reached with reopening resumed last February. Employees will receive about 210,000 and 12,000 pounds.
A Thanksgiving review linked to the Widkeow mission near South Sydney reported a large number of definite cures. Many observers noted improvements, including sight recovery attributed to a com ory Wind and related wool drumminations.
The state revenue for May shows a decrease of 101,788 compared with April figures, while the year’s total shows an increase of 605,404.
Misinterpreted results show a shift with 173 WH voters backing the government while opposition groups claim a swing against the VW. The wording suggests contested tallies and calls for a review of the electoral outcome.
Fire broke out last night at a five door building on Bathurst Street in the city. The blaze confined to two rooms, which were burnt out, with brave work by firefighters aiding a quick containment.
Report notes a peppermint flavored product by Woods facing attention for a cough masking claim linked to Childress. Officials warn consumers to check ingredients and use as directed while investigations continue.
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