New South Wales Sale of Comics Averages Two Million Monthly
Statistical data from the Thenmal Education Conference in Inverell shows New South Wales readers, led by Dr. Connell of Sydney, purchase about two million comics monthly. Teenage and adventure genres rate highly, with crime and detective titles occupying a middle place. Reading varied by age, with many not regular readers at age thirteen and shifts by eighteen.
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New ‘South Wales
Im Inverell
Ar FP. Connell
Sydney
Ian
Cannell
Wang
New South
Jayeuie
Walt Disney
Wraterny
Ortine
Wales
Connell
Wheat price cuts risk Australian wool export balance
The Australian Wheat Board eyes price reductions to compete with United States and Canadian export prices. Wheat policy officials warn against loosening price supports as farm land shifts could affect wool and grain balance, stressing enduring price support for wool amid global demand.
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Australian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
Fenpdale Ned Frie Associates
Indeerreep
Wiest
Ic World
Teachers' jobs equal in importance to doctors and dentists
In Inverell on Wednesday night H F Heerh president of the New South Wales Teachers' Federation argues teachers deserve equal care and standards as medical training. He cites WWI as context for valuing teachers and warns against lowering training length, urging government support for better education and smaller classes to ensure community progress after the war.
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The
New South Wales Teachers’ Federation
H. F. Heerh
Inverell
Axl
Australia
Dhatng
Matt Fia Rae
Rolmen
Magerm
Weather Notes From Sunshine Area This Week
Frosts and sunshine mark the week with temperatures well below freezing. Morning lows around 27 degrees and daytime highs near 6 degrees are reported, with clear skies continuing through Wednesday and partial readings for Friday.
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Trust
Personal Par and Notes About Inverell Residents
A string of brief notices from Inverell details social events and family matters. Gerard receives a door key and a wrist watch as a birthday gift while Kent collects well wishes. local couples and visitors travel, healings and illnesses prompt prayers, and nursing staff from Mammy District Hospital are mentioned along with various travels and visits around town.
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Werell
Ted
Bete
Manilla
Gerard
Kent
Leo Germany
Inverell
Prisane
Bert Rosted
Oon Street
Ney
Charles Peacock
Keith Fordyce
Empecy
Lella Pollock
Byron Street
Elsie Merchant
Sydney
Harry Merchant
Gilver Street
Misa Joyce McCormack
Mammy Lnstrict Hospital
B Pllck
Emmaville
Flick
Ken Bryars
Evans Street
Lee Baldwin
Katy
Kevin
Durrigo
Taverell
K Ioftbalir
Elizabeth Wiggins
Kel Sweaney Joins Bunbeam Corp Training
Mr Kel Sweaney joins R. Dup for RV Dusnow machinery sales. He will study at Bunbeam Corporation Ltd to undertake courses with Alfred Suaswall Pty, ASL irrigation specialists, and Ginzros veterinary labs. He will be acquainted with wet research development in stock ailments and parasites.
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Kel Sweanney
RV. Dusnow
Machanery
Ise
Salesenan
Sydrey
Bunbeam Corporation Ltd
Cooper Machit«ey
Alfred Suaswall Pty Bil
ASL
Ginzros Veterinary Laboratories
Ove
Mir
Inverell Boys' Club Building Fund Donations Grow
A local Inverell report notes nearly £7 donated to the Inverell Boys' Club building fund alongside prior gifts. Additional donors include Mirras Hogan and other unnamed supporters, with various contributions listed from community members.
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Inverell Boys’ Club Building Fund
Cath
Inverell Boys’ Club
Stony
Inverell pool plan favors 165 ft by open width pool
A sub committee recommends Inverell build a long pool of 165 ft with broad ends and 6 ft depth at the shallow end tapering to 25 ft at the deep, featuring cut corners, raised walls and nine inch water level gutters. The plan includes two shallow steps for accessibility and considers tiling versus cement finishes, with diving depth to 5 to 6 ft.
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Inverell
Lt Waa
Wade
Gagkroger
Ald
O'Brien
EdQua
Gunneiahme
Gunnedah
Gunnettah
Coonabarabran
Gilaandra Baths
Dubbo
Tamworth Baths
Stein
Tamworth
Ald, Milne
Mr. Smith
C. L. Smith
Thg
Milne
J. Qeukroger
Bank Officials Tour Inverell District Inspect Pasture Improvements
Bank officials led by Inverell branch manager Mr Ashton visited Glen Innes to assess pasture improvement prospects in the district. They toured Laura Estate, One Estate and nearby properties, meeting local landowners and noting potential Commonwealth Bank support for pasture development programs.
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Ceatrice Autoromasy
Johnigont
Inverell Bratieh
Ashton
Myr Skelter
Ashtart
Sydney Shell
Wales
Glen Innes
Laura
Bee
Fy Pearson
Mitboas
Ceredita
Miri Anop
HC Coombs
Ashton An
New
Alpha clearing sale at Mt Russell auction notice
Auction notices list a clearance sale at Alpha Mt Russell on a Saturday at 10 30 am with Peter Finn stock farming plant and household furniture offered for sale and luncheon and afternoon tea to be served. Alex Johnston and Co are the auctioneers. Additional farm property near Inverell is to be sold by Butler Hall on June 23 at 1 am with views of the district and potential residential development noted. Murray and Bather are also named as auctioneers for related property and a furniture sale by Bert Daley and Sons and Byron Gereet in Inverell on June 10 at 2 pm with various household items offered.
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ALPHA
Inverell
Glen Inner
Aerodrums
Butler Hall
Thaldon
Murray
Bather
Bert Daley and Sons
Auctoneers
Byron Gereet
Bree Eireet
Invers
Camp Niture
Northwest council electric funding sparks local debate
A reader letter questions proposed NWOC electricity disclosures and a £40,000 extension cost. The writer argues against instalment burdens and urges a full inquiry into Mr Fooh’s public efforts while defending existing lighting plants in the area.
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Mere
Craman
Umea
Finn
Rae Ae
NWOC
Fieig
Hbouring
Ser Cridhaw
Fooh
Wheat Price Negotiations Stir Growers Feud
A debate on wheat price policy features Mr WR Senley Creseriy Provident and vice president Mr Tilson arguing over a stabilisation scheme and government purchases. The exchange highlights tensions among growers, the AWF, and the Wheat Board amid attempts to appoint democratic farmer reps and critics of ministerial influence.
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WR Senley Creseriy
Rok Tilson
Tilson
Thigan
Rousa Ik Comedemand
Tilsgps Union
Orqvesed
Tilsons
AWF
HK Nock
Nock
Myselius
A.W
Tusca
Tilcon
W.G.U
Inverell Businesses Closed For Birthday Holiday
Inverell offices announce a Monday holiday for Juhe s Birthday. All business houses closed except Inverell Post Office which opens 9 10 am for non monetary services. Malls and street letter services adjust hours with clearance after 10 am.
Inverell Mayor Challenges Education System Critique
Inverell town leader criticizes media promises on education and urges curriculum reform. He suggests expanding access and focusing on equity, warning the current system may reflect values diverting from public aims. He calls for targeted, practical measures and broader community involvement.
Inverell ALP Delegation Plans Holiday Visit
A fragmented item reports a delegation from Inverell Bragch of ALP preparing a holiday approach to officials about a persistent issue. The text is garbled with multiple unreadable phrases but indicates political outreach and a request for action.
Conference Welcome Event Spotted in Hazy Text
Fragments mention a conference welcome in a hall with names like Mayer and Cleonan. Vague notes hint at a Thursday Friday schedule and speakers or hosts, with unclear places and times.
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Ollmathy
Mayer
Chonda
Ross Munro Life Story Featured in Times Series
The Times continues the saga of early squatter life based on Allan McPherson’s diary. It tracks Ross Munro from boyhood on Tamare and Keera to his later days at Madera Pilly, highlighting courage, discernment, and a life fully lived. The first installment appears in the upcoming issue.
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Allan McPherson
Kerra
Mount
Komani
McPherson
Southwest
Times
Oksen Times
New South Wales
Ueemland
Munro
Will Manrs
Keera
Hoss Monte
Hina
Tamare
Carrawarra Clearing Sale Attracts Large Crowd
A large turnout of nearly 500 attended the Carrawarra clearing sale with buyers from multiple districts. Auctioneer notes strong demand for property and livestock as prices varied across items.
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Carrawarra
Police Think Steering Fault Caused Fatality
Inverell police believe a mechanical steering fault caused the death of 68 year old Bernard Sheehan when a truck left the Tavereny Aller runing off the road struck a tree. The truck rolled and the wrecked cabin injured the driver who died from skull and head injuries. An inquest will be held at a later date.
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Inverell
Oman
Pirinert
Inverell Hospital
Desert Rats Film Returns Veteran Memories at Capitol Theatre
Local veterans recall Middle East campaigns as The Desert Rats screened at the Capitol Theatre. Norman C. Hagler, theatre manager, thanked Roger for the program while Mayor Frani praised the wartime portrayal and urged continued viewing to honor the troops, with audience witnesses of Tobruk and desert battles.
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Middle East
Desert
Capitol Theatre
Norman C. Rad Kir
Cypitol
Rodeer
E. Dwyer
Uur
Norman C. Hagler
Maanacer
Tie
Frani
Avd
Rodger
Westure
Bnyitum Peluk
Bruk
Wade
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Tien Haa
Kel Sweaney
R. Dup
the Municipal
Inverell District
Commonwealth Bank
Cloonan
Frerentiv Tai Dewey
Jacky
Acre
Minkey
Dover
GML
Sergt
Arin Tide
Orward
SHO
Inverell Bragch
Alp
Vere P
Lyell
Educati
DS Atoves
Preeti
Ver
Ross Munro
Hope
Tewie
Peter
Amd
Pally Eeu
Palin
Allan Bosishaw
Michean
Vetera
Tobruk
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