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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
2
A Manchester department store section announces deep bargains across fabrics, garments, and household goods. Displays include Velour dresses, wool frocks, suiting, flannel gowns, and wool vests with reduced prices, plus White Twill Sheeting, flannelettes, bath towels, damask, and heavy blankets offered at substantial discounts.
Fragmentary report details a district event involving Des Morphy and Watlonn formerly of Frans Wapftay. Readable bits indicate a ceremony at Steph ’aera, Heshaue 1 and mentions Wyn din Mleming and Gere with a four weight tent? The text is garbled and unclear on full actions or outcomes.
The record outlines multiple open class events and prize sponsors at a local exhibition. It lists participants and results across divisions, including open handivay, box sweeps, and various shooters, with scattered names and monetary amounts. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a large public competition with several prize categories and organizers.
A garbled OCR excerpt hints at a general meeting discussing Dust stuff and weather, with scattered names and places. It mentions March, venues, investigations, and various individuals, but the text is largely unreadable and jumbled.
The readable fragments reference various people and places, hinting at a community event with named individuals and dates. Many phrases are garbled, but the text suggests a narrative around local figures, actions, and possible performances or notices within a city or region.
Randwick races cover a dense meeting with multiple stakes and entries. Key horses and jockeys feature across the field as results unfold amid late boosts and track conditions described by local reports.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rialto Pictures and a Wednesday date in June. It lists various names and phrases without clear context or coherent event details. The readable portions imply a film screening or theater listing with multiple human names and places but lack a defined story or outcome to summarize.
Doone and Josh Obi Kiana Wort Toes RenpstmL Lue is a fragmentary note with unreadable context and unclear event. No verifiable actions, dates, or entities to confirm a clear news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a June 17 date and scattered names and places, but the legible content is limited. The text includes stray references to people, locations, and events with no clear, whole story or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reports a railway bridge collapse blamed on weakened girders and termites. The story names investigators, officials, and several witnesses amid chaotic wreckage scenes and urgent call for accountability and repairs.
An aged match narrative describes a game involving Inverell players and opponents with scattered names such as Thamar A Beivuwany and Wally. The text notes advantages for a ball carrier, mentions a green and white team, and references crowd and ring actions, implying a competitive event with unclear final outcomes.
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