Inverell P and A Association faces financial strain
The Inverell P and A Association shows a troubled balance with overdraft rising from under £3000 two years ago to nearly £6500 today. Interest and overhead costs loom large while a fundraising push led by Mr. A Thomas seeks £1000, with hopes crowds of townsmen will contribute to stabilize finances and secure future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell P.4& A. Association
A. Thomas
Thomas
Thomas Tan
Yenteray
Werner
Didi Sen
Eenemanibe
Earl Eation
Professionnel
Poistoral
Nericutirs
Sweanes
Orb
Aranp Ats
Local council meets as missionary absent due to influenza
In a Methodist school hall meeting, the council considered actions for the resident missionary awaiting Protection Board notice. A report was read, and plans to buy a stove for the resident mission were approved. Thomas Howe, long-time Trail Way Store manager, died at 52 after heart and kidney trouble. funeral held at the Church of England cemetery. A branch opening of the B S and S L at Camberwell was noted, with talk of skilled labor needs and local migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborleines’ Protection Board
Menting
Thome
District Hospital
Thomas Howe
Trailway
Ghurch of England
Bey Slammer
G B Thorley
Local and General Carinal Carnivals and Prizes Highlighted
The notice outlines a annual caronal event with prizes and money. It mentions sections of the city racing events and the schedule for a Saturday on July 9th. It notes advertising commitments and details about local participants and prize distribution.
Worms of War: Prisoner Cruelty Report from German Captivity
Fragmentary OCR recalls harsh wartime scenes describing German camp conditions. It mentions prisoners of war, alleged starvation, and a German guard named Kramer connected to confinement. The text appears as a garbled excerpt from a wartime report with unclear dates and places.
Shortage of Reed Wheat Prompts State Intervention
The Agriculture Ministry announces a plan to allocate scarce wheat seed from State stocks at 5 shillings per bushel. Farmers may apply via the Department of Agriculture for seed wheat, with priority to those able to pay promptly. assistance to others through state offices is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mericulture
Miteter
State
Amy
Muttny
Selveton
Department of Agricuttre
Welcome Home Private Norman Briscett Tribute at Empire Hotel
An informal welcome home is held for Private Norman Briscett son of Mr and Mrs Briscett at the Empire Hotel. Attendees include Rev Stammer and local officials as well as Private Briscett’s friends. The event features a reception, speeches of thanks, and a communal repast concluding with expressions of gratitude from organizers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Briscett
Briesett
Empire
Sevan
al Baker
Sobelier Jad
Conoor
Wellveen
E. Smith
Lemme
Nettie
Morin Bria
Statth
Linton Moore
MM 4
Pruett
Comb
Alan
Walter
Tragic Death in Whangarei Inquest
Sensational evidence at a Whangarei inquest into the death of Joanie West, a housemaid, whose body was found in the harbor. A fellow maid linked the tragedy to spiritualistic meetings in the deceased’s room. The witness testified the deceased pressed onward to the wharf and said “Freddie calling me” before disappearing. Verdict: death by drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whangarei
Joanie West
Freddie
Armistice Conference Tensions Over German Deportations
Reported remarks at the armistice deliberations show German deportation concerns raised by Braherart and Erzberger. Discussions touch on Lille actions, Alsace Lorraine, martial law, and potential German prisoner conditions under Entente influence. British and French envoys demand copies of the speech with healthful critique of allied policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breberser
Alsder- Lorrainy
Alancy - Lorrains
Lille
France
Braherart
Frauer
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Alsace-Lorraime
Erzberger
Krabereer
Peperseniotian
Praberzer
Torely
Bewal Pines
Tuehee
Tworberds
Nanny Aewer Hieener
England
Marshal Foeh
Warding the strike of laborers in Melbourne
There is little change in the strike situation among Melbourne workers. Individual actions by the master Dufiders are noted, with plans that may lead to company closures and potential shifts in the labor dispute dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duliders
Melbourne
Dufiders
Temworth Hospital isolate block approval and rural notes
Approval for a new Temworth Hospital isolation block at a cost of £4000, with £1000 pledged by a committee. Reports note a seed maize shortage warning farmers to conserve. Government Savings Bank April returns show nearly £166,000,000 credited to depositors. Villagers discuss education to avert red revolution and civil war. Local items mention rabbits eradication, police rounding up hotel visitors, and upcoming Royal Show dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welungrave
Temrworth Hospital
Government Savings Bank
P. Stewart
Caboret Presbyterian Church
Sydney
Cartwright
V.C
Inverell
Saya
Walgett
Berlin
Temora
Fo A& &, Dietret Council
Molong
One Shire
Peor
Am Lid
Tean
Pod A. Society
Mr & L. Gohen
Phil Cotterrell
S. M
Honpital
Weil
Thverel
Slaepime Jette
Phueiaskes
Speerhes
Pod Thomas
Mla
Evhibalt
Pf Parker
Stormer
Willy Woldster -Links
Darnell Smith
England
Inverell P A Association Monthly Meeting Report
The Inverell P A Association held its usual monthly meeting with members present including N C Bucknell as President and J T Dale as secretary. Discussions covered rule amendments, appointment of an honorary treasurer, resignations, show arrangements, and plans to invite the State Governor to open the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell P. & A. Association
Messrs
N. C. Bucknell
A. T. Hap
D. M. Fraser
W. F. Wingrove
Cedric Campbell
W. Tonkin
A. E., Sweaney
C. T. T. Butler
J. A. Warner
Thes. Bowling
E. G. Denshire
E. A. Thomas
Alex, McLean
Ee S. L. Cohen
Hhis
Sydney
Raplain
Bowling
Thomas
Wiegal
Butler
Campbell
Queston
Mote
Wingrove
Frasers
Alternion
den Shire
Denshire
Timo Suecert
L. M. Gook
Federal Commissioner of Taxation
G. B. Ring
Poy
Fampiel Warete
Trates
Wot Brown
Goonal
Swan
Messrs. Brown i Swan
Thasier
Kinross
Rowling
Bedy
Walter Dejdeen
Inverell Society set to boost show with donors and fundraising
A meeting outlined plans for a strong next year including a £4000 goal, a direct appeal to residents, and multiple fundraising schemes. Voters discussed a P and A day, a social ball, and committee expansion to boost interest. Rebuilding after drought, the group aims to restore prosperity with active patronage and organized committees.
Value of the Wheat Pool Concentration on Belling
Senate Mussel warns that concentrating on Welling via the Austrian Wheat Hoard risks market collapse if states act separately. The Wheat Board proves the benefit of centralized pricing, with a cargo price up 247,300 over initial offers. Commonwealth policy mandates Wheat Board sole handling of all wheat and sour shipments, reducing external agents' role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Mussel
Seemes
Wheat Board
Mitrchants
Guerynemt
Homebush Fat Stock Market Report June Sale
Wilkinson won Lavender Lak report shows 16 098 sheep and lambs yarded with all qualities and many medium to fair condition. Market opened briskly with improved rates as sales progressed. Prime quality in best demand. lambs forward good and prime wet goods sold well. Cattle numbering about 0700, mostly medium and inferior. yarding generally worst seen in some time. Prime quality scarce. buyers present as market fluctuated with values mostly about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Wilkinson
Aod
Local Fodder Trade Expands From Fiverian District
Local produce merchants report a busy period supplying fodder to grenions and farmers to sustain stock. May saw 164 fodder trucks booked totaling 1280 tons, with revenue of £769 15s 4d. About 40 percent of consignments billed for starving stock reduced freight to 10s per mile, average 27s. Overall May freight and livestock revenue reached £8000 7s 4d, plus miscellaneous 16 10s 4d, totaling a substantial monthly total. Records show fodder trucks to local buyers since January with rising activity. one or two showers expected soon to ease the supply strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiverian
Eazepsig
Barricades and Forbidden Harmony In Occupied Germany
The article discusses Anglo German relations during occupation, noting debates over fraternising between soldiers and German civilians Fraulein and Tommy become focal as questions rise about social mixing, censorship, and potential resentment. It highlights attitudes from German and British observers, concerns about frontiers and travel, and the delicate balance of friendly contact amid wartime policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraulein
Minas Atkins
Brito
Gergen
Buch
Prreivel Phillipe
Colina
Pesece
Army of Occupation
Ilsi
Kinki
Dumeel
Leveyat Toons
le Rhine
Bat
Lee Penton
Ludendert
Eberts
Tommy
Erin
Late Cables Report Fires and Battles Around Petrograd
London dispatch notes great fires near Petrograd with explosions. Bolsheviks blamed for strikes on armament dumps as heavy machine gun fire rages in the area. British squadron attacked Bolshevik warships at Helsingfors. Bolsheviks retreated after an hour of fighting. Prague riots disrupt shops. Amsterdam reports daily disturbances and shop closings. In Paris the Four Council limits armament ornaments for small nations. Greek forces occupy Aevall Ahyed. Turks suffer defeat near Salonika after Gulf operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Patrograd
Hells
Petrograd
Pising Hay
Helsingtorg
Australian housing crisis report calls for action
The Interstates Commission report notes rent rises and oppression cases. It urges quick demolition and rebuilding of unhealthy areas in Australian cities, citing rapid construction of new dwellings and needing financial aid from the Commonwealth Government. It also cites an 85,000 shortage of horses as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forice
W A Gilhome returns wounded from front at Rounovir
Lelongra resident Corporal Gilholme, badly wounded in October at Rounovir during one of the last Austrasian battles, has returned to Sydney for further medical care after a stint at home. Community notices report a large farewell at Moree council to B. E. Wood, manager of Commercial Banking Company, with gifts totaling £297 and a case of papers.
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Lunet-Corporsl
W. A. Gilhome
Lelongra
Rounovir
Corporal Gilholme
Sydney
Moree
BE. H. C. Wood
Hie Moree Bravch
Commercial Banking Company of
Ald
G. G Malnes
Wood
A. E. Riley
Te ‘Hout Weald
Forter
A. B. Fey
Toulburn
Newington Collage
Wiedhemday
Apereul
Kilo McPulyen
Dughter
Ff McPuteeny
Inverell
Dettmoar
Aacmlg
Pier Sfortly
Pier
Min McPulyen
de Tedrugs
Feu
Hed. Brooks
Mesars
John Hunter
Sam
Murer Brown
Disinfot Hospital
Mateo
Neree
Butler
Lynton Moore
M.M
Boverel
James
Misa Callador
Moor
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Seealepdew
Pathy
Perlines
Kramer
Wig
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Auckland
Marshal Fech
Wecoumt
Whheh Wolff
Teleeraphic Bureau
Ernag
Carmichael
Inverell Society
Thomewood Tuck
Fraser
Mr. Thomas
Crandstead
Booth
Sweaney
Tonkin
Mesers
EB. G. Denphire
Messre
Mapcood
Sutton
Warner, Thomer
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Aoe
Tommy and
Prague
Amsterdam
Paris
Council of Four
Salonika
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