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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
An advertisement by a local herb specialist in Inverell advertises treatments for bunions rheumatism and toe conditions. It notes permanent residence in Inverell and offers postal treatment to a large number of clients with calls or letters invited.
Tingha reports on personal items and community events including Flo Thornley and B McCrohon visiting Armidale, children cared for at Tingha Hospital, and a sick list. The week saw heavy rainfall totaling 62 points, improving water tanks, with frosts following. Skin market shifts hint at a pelts price drop. bush fire near the Tingha racecourse and a combined festival hall event with celebratory decor and guest attendance conclude the notes.
The Bannockburn Shire Council meeting noted Dr W J G Bee as president and a full cast of councillors including F S Hayes A G Pigott G H Rainger and J A Gilroy. The engineer A E Taylor reported progress on roads with graveling, culverts, and maintenance delays due to weather, detailing works on Delungra Bannockburn and related items plus a review of the shire conference outcomes and local government matters.
The Mercantile Land and Pines Co Ltd reports offering a Monday catalogue of 5639 bales of dry medium quality wool with dust and minor defects. Clips better bulk sold in attractive order. Competition from Japan and the continent remained keen, market fully firm versus last week, with very good clearances.
Public health notice urges readers to avoid illness by boosting vitality with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims colds and influenza are common, and a weak body worsens outcomes. The pills, now sold by chemists and stores, are said to restore appetite and digestion after illness.
The P and C Association held its monthly meeting with the balance sheet for the school picnic adopted. A working bee was planned to cut amber for garden plots. The Police X ray Fund raised £212 6d, with another event planned. Schoolboys won their first football match 8 to 8 with Fillierit and Bell scoring. Junior Farmers shone at the poultry show with Griffey and Morris earning multiple prizes. Girls hockey lost 2 to 4 to Greens. next game vs Sear et Runners. Village injuries noted include Mr Walter Smith slicing his finger and Bert Parker nearly severing fingers on a circular saw.
An old adpromotes Buckley’s Canadian Mixture as a powerful cough and bronchitis remedy. It claims rapid relief without morphine, cites high household usage in Canada, and notes availability in Inverell through L. B Miller and partners.
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