Postal surplus and selfish interests debate grows fierce
The article argues the postmaster general's surplus of about 1,000,000 for the year benefits big city interests and capital expansion while neglecting rural districts. It claims proposed postal charge reductions would aid average residents and stimulate improvements, but critics say funds should serve nationwide services and rural communities first.
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Crnérdl
Tne
Bycecy
Tver
Cleiman
Che
Dublin
Whidnéry
Andre Fem
Lip Servicedo
Peter
Calendar Notes A Air 408 455 4s si a
Fragmentary calendar notes appear with stray numbers and letters. The readable portions hint at scheduling or identifiers, but no clear event or details emerge for a complete summary. Further readable context would be needed to identify persons places or organizations involved.
Inverell meeting previews labor and industry shifts
A garbled report mentions Inverell and local government figures hosting a labor and industry briefing. It notes wage evidence before authorities, a ministerial elevation, and planned visits to Inverell with broader regional economic themes and infrastructure references.
Moree Camping Ares AL Wiete Meeting
Town Clerk stated during the last tour campers held poker in the camping area with several improvised facilities proposed. Proposals included use of rowers for tools a laundry wash facilities copper tubs light and a wash place for fires by motorists.
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AL Wiete
Cornell
Une
Alzernio
Fliohen Aley
Renidesie Yo Bary
Pedestilant
Ross
Wednesday Ladies Draw Sparks Confusion at Falls Meet
A garbled OCR summary shows mixed names and results from a Falls meet with multiple teams including Albion and Railsway. The fragment mentions "Wednesday" events, draws, and a note about members of the association, school changes, and potential law reprints, but details are unclear.
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Ladies
Abe Eles
Local fete honors Mayor and residents in bustling ceremony
A large community fete opened with the mayor and Mayoress in attendance. Speakers praised contributors to the carnival, the Red Cross branch received thanks, and a concert featured speeches, a gramophone program, and stalls promoting crafts and local businesses.
North Coast railway route urged by labor league meeting
A North Coast conference involving Labor Communists League members and railway advocates urged support for the most viable route the government may choose. The assembly at Commeterich discussed restoration of a Pacific line, with attendees including MPs and regional officials as they pressed for a concrete construction plan.
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Detter
Wally. Meson
W. Frew UG
Calon G
Toma
Hotene Magni
Fen Mickeony
Armi
Air
Bagi
Watture
Intel
Drunmond
Vie
Soha
United
Umocuresiul
Omy
Walla
Gunny
Ines
Lnerrauig
Graset
Torward
Sarinana Sonh
Obituary Notice for A. aE pesene at Bunga Road home
Obituary notice records the death of A. aE pesene at her residence on Friday. The caller notes unclear details but mentions Nurse Elisabeth Era Leste and a hospital setting. The text references years of life and a local address, indicating a memorial notice is forthcoming.
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Bunga
Elisabeth
Sussex Street Market Report and Prices
Market notes from Sussex Street and Alexandria list various goods with prices in old currency units. Items include cheese, honey, bread, and livestock, with price points such as 610 and 10s, along with scattered vendor abbreviations and references to Luton's rates. The fragmentary text suggests a local market summary rather than a full report.
Unclear handicap run results with mixed notations
Fragmentary report shows a handicap run with several partial names and scores. Mentions A, ABter, and Mes winning by 13 9 at 06, with multiple incomplete entries such as Thorley and Baoderaan and Che and Roche. Reading is hindered by garbled OCR and missing context.
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Thorley
B. Baoderaan
EA. Che
le. A. Roche
Saore BO
Ah Vi
Chapman
Abter
Inverell Inter-District Matches Show Mixed Results
Inverell teams posted wins and close losses across inter-district games. Players such as James, Nelson, and others starred, with notable victories including 76 to 63 and 71 to 64 margins while some efforts fell short in friendlies and cup matches.
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Inverell Bompetes
Interlidteich
Moriury
Couinin
Weirthal
Smilly
Sundgrns
Macdonald ‘Corvr
Store Wariaidu von
Stepemen
Mne
Michardson
James
MeAskiil
Nelson
Sonfiely
Jon Ia Guan
Yaadiey
Dickie Jov
Woremai
Taverey
Cookson
Usaty Taa
Grady
Silwo
Cras
Miles
Fr ‘Winte
Dtateg Sieked Dey
Carmeron
Bick Tea
Wenholz
Tom Wwalohve
Moree Picnic Races Results From Tremorse Pienky
Reported results from a local race meeting with multiple placings and betting lines. Names such as Ghentniyse Gwen's Pryce Being and others appear with placements and odds, though many details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Morfe
Tremorse Pienky
Maiorn
Ghentniyse
Gwen's Pryce
Suvinisce
Gorm
Promise
Barak Plate
Wedgrinka
Manon
Peter Powst
Weageuia
Bele Manowe
Drier Power
Clazpbone
New Chum
Beatie
Searim Line
Clarekomg
New Chur Welfare Haneirap
Laird
Logan
Gowidgeed
Phe Ki
Tasa Oo Losi
Gowiaere
Overseas Cricket AUSTRALIA Report Fragment
An OCR fragment from an overseas Australia cricket report lists players and dismissals with incomplete names and scores. It mentions Firat tnt singteiar, Sail McCabe, Wilcox, Bodeach, Wino, Par atte, Peace, Rhwensott Waite, and Walker among others. The legible bits reference wheel runs, wickets, and Match notes with uncertain details and several garbled names.
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Australia
Firat Tnt Singteiar
Patharawer
Unclear racing program with mixed results and listings
Fragmented notes describe a Saturday event with racing results and a long list of participants and plates. Names such as GOLD PLATE and SNOW appear amid scattered scores and event divisions. The text blends race outcomes with catalog-like entries and incomplete captions.
Bargain Night at the Capitol Cinema Reel
A listing notes a bargain night at the Capitol with a program featuring West of Sitanjig and a reel titled The Main. It mentions actors Rebar and Thraedy coree, and a film lineup described as adventurous with Blonde Ain Glenda Farrel. Also advertised are screenings including Gary Couper and George Fly, with later particulars to be found in telegraph listings.
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Fundies
Michell
Neeliehd
Wren
Rupley
Fe Sifery
Wiley
George Mawtiray
Hin Senco
Awa Perry
Pismo Hassal
Mane
Percy
Miss Police
Norman McLennay
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Bnlg
Mra
Rirapain
Hughie
Imleay
Agni
Olin Lane Wis
Seley Swrane
Idiso
United
Ererinta
Tiny Beeley
Morwe
Aurela Ie
Sitanjig
Bote Karla
Rebar
Alory
Nana
Nana Wager
Dick Pore
Noel
Wranrvaay
Gary Couper
George Fly
Pep
Glenda Farrel
Barts
Mae Lane
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Niles
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Sussex Street Market Report
Luton
Mio
Alexandria
Chet Vnealan
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Inverell
Yanoes TV
Win Gelale
Moree
Essex
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Walker
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