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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1942
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Abhealeh and De More Indian Root Pills as remedies for digestion and general health. It claims high efficiency and urges constant possession of a bottle, noting use across all social strata to counter indigestion and fever signals.
An old style medical notice warns readers that backache and leg pains can signal kidney trouble. It promotes a specialist who claims 40 years of experience and offers to remove waste from the blood and treat kidney ailment. The ad mentions an optometrist visit with Dr. Mey Donald and a motel appointment window between hours, urging readers to seek professional evaluation.
A defamation case in Brisbane centers on alleged use of a slur toward Henry Gow. Witnesses describe verbal abuse on Boundary Street and threats of internment. The case details disputed words and driver Clappara Testimony, with references to the insult and motive.
A garbled wartime column recounts Allied air and sea actions including an Allied bomber attack on a submarine, a Japanese submarine torpedo attack, and government measures such as free travel and potential service changes. The text references Australian and Allied forces, air raids, and ministerial statements amid ongoing conflict.
The article chronicles a bold venture by Ambitious firms in Australia as they build timber operations. Key players include Gann and Co and Ruth Rutherford, with profits from jarrah timber and overseas markets driving growth through Western Australia and Queensland.
The article explains ration book issuance and the process for appointing an agent to obtain books for guardians or adults. It notes centers will be open on certain days, outlines who may authorize an agent, and mentions forms and procedures for parents guardians and other household members to apply.
The article outlines the annual meeting of the Country Producers Selling Co Ltd and discusses wool sale plans, government involvement, and expected support for growers. It notes traders, brokerages, and market expectations, with reference to export and pricing dynamics and regional activity.
A fragmented market brief reports on lamb and mutton pricing, noting good to medium quality and substantial output. Estimates suggest around 10,000 head in the sheep section with price signals and regional trade updates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 1940s style radio broadcast from the United States with lines about listening to a voice from New York and longing for home. The source mentions phrases like calling Mieaunt in New York and a track of relatives awaiting return.
They employed thousands to build habitable spaces in Australia and to transform uninhabitable areas. The group has been described as exerting a powerful influence on the continent.
The article outlines widespread discussion on rationing wool and jute shipments, impacts on textile industries, and proposed price controls. Officials debate supply chain constraints, labor costs, and regional adjustments while considering market extensions and regulatory measures.
Irregular notes discuss wool appraisal in Queensland and Melbourne meetings. References to emergency water supply, storage, brokers Gallagher and Pace, and a move toward warehouse storage to safeguard the wool industry. Authorities consider temporary measures and recommendations for relief and facilitation.
A local gathering praised Pattie and Mist Davis for leadership and thanks to the band and choir, with speakers noting the night’s warmth and the volunteers who helped run the evening. The event featured songs, dances, and a final draw for prizes, capped by celebratory fare.
An article notes how proceeds from two wool clips are subject to national revenue rules during the seasonal shearing period. It describes withholding under regulation, the impact on wool sales from Newfoundland and Canada, and details a planned sale of assets in the year.
A polluted, fragmentary report covers discussions at the Guyra Grazier gathering. The text references farming diets, wool prices, and the scheduling of meetings by the Agricultural Bureau with the aim of improving market conditions and member coordination.
No coherent events or named entities readable. Fragmentary text without clear people places organizations or dates to anchor a news item.
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