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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
8
Yesterday morning two defendants appeared in court. One defendant, Lowe, was fined for attempting to buy wine and for related charges. The other defendant, Hunt, faced similar counts with a separate fine.
A fragmented contorted OCR readout describes a June trial in which the defendant faced charges of indecency or related offenses. The sequence mentions a prosecutor, witnesses, and a courtroom setting, with references to a noted figure McMahorr and a witness describing actions endangering others.
The newspaper lists Methodist and Church of England services with Holy Communion details, weekly schedules, and sermon times. It mentions Sunday and Monday observances, reminders of lay participation, and parish locations across multiple congregations including Presbyterian coverage.
A damaged snippet mentions Min MH and five aged children fifty five years, with fonts and spectators noted. The text is garbled with references to an Australian PM and a disrupted scene at a rally or televised event with audience.
A dated motion critiques municipal labor conditions and registration rules for army widows, married and single men in Inverell district. It argues married men register on different dates for employment priorities while single men seek earlier work. The note calls for abandoning perceived biased practices and clarifies eligibility tied to police district residents and electoral rolls.
Fragmented text references stabilising tin prices for home use, mentions officials, markets, and uncertain evaluations. Includes scattered terms about trade, production, and potential policy actions, with many garbled and incomplete phrases. No clear events or dates emerge.
Woolbuyers praised Mr J Ewing at Gurney as a leading figure in the wool trade. Inverell is represented by Maxwelltown owner D A Campbell and NSW Queens Woolbuyers Association leaders cited his services to trade. Campbell extended congratulations on a distinguished career and wished him a long, happy retirement.
The Senate speaker steps forward from ceremonial duties amid shifting leadership signals. Officials indicate a move to assert legislative direction as debates intensify and agenda items await action.
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