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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
4
A fragmented verse laden plea warns that nations and cities must confront dire realities to resist looming calamity. It laments apathy and conscription debates while urging unity to avert widespread devastation. The piece references Australia, labor politics, and mobilization concerns amid a grim warning tone.
Fragmented OCR text from Melbourne University discusses funding, obligations, and proposed arrangements. It references financial matters, governance hints, and potential commitments related to welfare and education, but the exact details are obscured by garbled wording. The piece seems to name and imply various university processes without clear outcomes.
A jumble of names, events, auctions, and notices fills a page as locals discuss sales, forthcoming auctions, engagements, and community happenings. Numerous individuals, places, and businesses appear with scattered details and dates, reflecting a busy regional diary.
Becomes a brief club notice about reserve team additions and lineup changes. Marys Old Dove from Arm and 738 Momus are mentioned with new players listed. The text references Sunday play, a match at Taverall and names several players including O’BHen Moore Re Winfield Miscox Hig jou O Cavanagh and more.
A report on volunteer training sessions held at Hedeical College. Mentions programs for men and women, with classes scheduled Wednesday and Friday mornings and afternoons. Notes expected attendance, and collaboration with local high school activities and interdepartmental courses.
The fragment lists enlistees associated with ALY and RAAF services, naming individuals such as Wartalds, Uhenier Mireet, Marin J. taverpil, Aubrer H. Telungra, and others. The text appears to be an incomplete roster of air force and allied personnel with scattered surnames and initials, indicating a military muster or assignment notice.
An obituary-like notice reflects a wake for a deceased individual with reference to a grown family, a surviving daughter aged 42, and ongoing mourning. It mentions relatives and a public acknowledgment of loss, with somber tone and absence of graphic detail.
A整理 summarizes raffles and proceeds from the War Function Carnival held May 24. Names such as McDonald, Bloonan, Ma nodyrans, Apex Clay, Snow, Miller, Radiance Club, McQuieke, Lynn, Brusett, Bennett, Wood, and RSB participants appear with various sums. Total receipts reported as 511 9 7, with expenses to be deducted to show final profit.
A fragmentary notice advertises a going concern valued farm near Warwick. It lists about 300 acres with water frontage, dairy cattle, machinery, and other assets, plus a smaller 100 acre parcel with fruit trees. The ad mentions A HB Wood of Warwick and an 1040 contact date.
The community was shocked on Wednesday evening by the death of Mr Palmer at age 54 after a long career in public service. He served as secretary of the Horlen-Hiral Society and was active in the Agricultural Society and Literary Institute. A respected worker for church and community groups, he also supported the Mountain Rise foundation and local agricultural movements. He leaves many friends in the district.
A local sale organized by Mrs Colin Campbell features a large, varied display of handwork and crafted items. The stall offers textiles, bags, and decorative pieces including tapestries and ne ckwear, highlighted by intricate designs and color accents. Proceeds support the Red Cross.
Notice to all business people and doctors in Inverell about debts and deadlines. The text mentions dates in May and lists several names and places, indicating a legal or public notice to settle obligations by specified times.
An obscure OCR fragment lists names and organizations with scattered phrases about a benefit event for minesweepers. The readable parts mention individuals and groups, but lack clear dates or places, offering only partial cues toward a fundraising or support effort.
A wartime rally featured resolutions calling for national unity and stronger leadership. The Prime Minister delivered a reply affirming resolve and outlining steps amid ongoing hostilities. Citizens expressed support and concern as the crowd pressed for decisive action and international backing.
Local councillors asked about the status of road development and housing plans. The discussion covered timelines, financial figures, and responsibilities between departments, with questions raised about expected completion dates and approval processes.
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