Local and General: Town News and Notes on Printing Policy
In Inverell the Mas ture Protection Board faces criticism for directing work to Armidale printers, hurting local papers. The letter argues for fair, local competition and reports on weather, a night prowler, and a gathering of the New Battlers League, with hospital fundraising and a two headed lamb noted for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prelbte
Invervil Masture Protection Board
Menapapera
Armidale
Tout Im Tha Cai
Tseo
Ledien
Amciepopem Fir Wuppert
Varigue
A Long Way to Go Aw Intereuting Article
A fragmentary political piece by Mir WM Hughes discusses dilating the New Stover movement. It argues for a large convention to recast the constitution and unite New Starers across states, deeming emancipation from city control worthwhile despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
WM. Hughes
Vbnervationn
Muck
Bren
Peat
Government wheat pools and farmer guarantees debated in 1917 era
Fragmented text shows discussion of government willingness to guarantee wheat purchases, farmers’ fear of government intrusion, and the impact on prices and payments. Mentions Commonwealth Bank advances, taxpayer burden, and evolving policy stance amid wartime subsidy schemes. Key entities: Commonwealth Bank, government, farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanney
Ureigg
Commonwealth Bank
Cory
Agato i
Poze
Inverell News Tangles With Police and Town Works
Fragmented report outlines police reinforcement by Mr. D B McIntyre and a hospital funding note amid a Chaqué turn in Frepeetar Ityam. It also recounts planting street trees debate in Inverell with Alderman Armatroig and Mayor casting the tie vote. Mentions Commonwealth guarantees and wheat transport plans with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joa
Thix
Roxnwestinn
Ueketa
Ryan Abke
McIntyre
Ranncy
Fumde
Shot by Brother in Frightful Narrow Escape
A man was shot by his brother during a heated struggle on a street. The assailant fired, the bullet deflecting off, narrowly missing the intended target who leapt aside and fled. Police consider the incident unlikely to be accidental with significant danger to bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prderick
Thomeg Moffat
Wil Eloutiog
Wales
Thoms
Lowerer
Naarphite
Woods Peppermint Cure Headlines Quirindi Scant Details
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Woods Peppermint Cure and a cash amount of £105, with references to Quirindi and various unclear terms. The readable facts center on a product name, a location, and a monetary figure, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled text.
Passing Show at Glen Tones and Local Notices
Glen Tones defeated Inverell in a pole ensiteh at Glen Tones on Saturday by 6 goals to 2. Notices mention church plans at Seoul, a memorial church at Mollumblinby, and extensions to Armidale water supply. Also report a fatal accident near Dorrig and a dressmaking queen contest with Pauline Williams winning £342 6s for charity.
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Glen Tones
Inverell
Glen Timea
Seoul
Meme
Melivesa
Markey
Burge
Korthcott
McFarland
Wil Hana
Pana
New Zealand
Armidale
Whyte
Church of England
Mollumblinby
Meat Liemore
The Storm at Rialto Theatre Promises Adventure and Romance
A vivid outdoor sensation headline marks The Storm at Rialto. Swickard stars in a dramatic rescue tale set in The Devil’s Gorge with a perilous torrent. Mower Peters, Virginia Valley and Matt Moore headline a full programme including a dramatic fire scene.
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Dia
Hir
Tevils
Mower Peters
Virginky Valli
Matt Moore
Juge 2Heh
Malta
Great Lover and Determination Show At Warfiield Cinema
Wednesday's Pictures promote the Great Lover and Determination as headliners for tomorrow's program. Co starring Jo? Satupolis and Fockie Coogan are noted, with previews hinting at melodrama and mystery. Tickets advise booking for Saturday and the following Monday and Tuesday, June 25th and 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juin Satupolis
Fockie Coogan
Dave
Bundarra News Briefs Show Transfers and Local Events
Bhatt's son visits Inverell after surgery to recover, while Sgt Wilson learns of transfer to Portland after four and a half years as police officer in Tinghe. Bundarra residents host Min Jouk Hamilton before Sydney departure, gifting Xylonite toilet ware. Bun darrs Hospital Committee notes discounts from Cansdell's Ta verell and thanks to Mr. Harry Buxton, who declines words of praise.
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Bhatt
Hamilton
Bundarrs
Beloo
Cansdell's Ltd
Taverell
Harry Buxton
Lost fingers verdict in dodge r Moogtin case
A verdict in favor of Thomas James Dodd against Harald Iarnrood Chopin follows a Workers Compensation Act claim for an accident with a lineage machine. The vnal Detrict Court ordered Chapman to pay Dodd 25/5 weekly from March 1 1983 up to 750, then 17/Cy monthly from March 1 to June 6 1923, with costs taxed by the registrar on the district court’s highest scale.
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Dodger Moogtin
Cava
Thomas Jame Dodd
Harald Iarnrood Chopin
Vnal
Chapman Aboll
Dodd
Continus
Chapman
Mareh L
Alea
Todd
Money in Matches under push for hospital funding
Mr Pronk Strang from Mechanical Products Pra Pelelary promotes a new funding plan to a local committee for the Tyme Gova Match Vendure. The scheme proposes twelve machines to operate at a Brisbane Children’s Hospital and surrounding areas, with an estimated annual return near £200 to £700 depending on demand and subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronk Strang
Produeta Pra
Tyme Gova
Margaret’y
Sydoer
Hespital
Brisbane
Hondaterg
Coolangatin
Childers
St. Gurity
Thureday
Ho l Capitol
Strong
Street Trees Debate on Centre Street Plantings
A contentious note from Street Trees official Mr Lasce Peseorke defends plans to remove Tatge hurrajong trees from the wide to the centre of Otho Street to strengthen growth and aesthetics. He cites growing older trees’ advantage while acknowledging risks, urging publication to set proper footing and timing. Preliminary steps for a woollen mills company in Artidale proceed with a prospectus forthcoming.
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Trent Brace
Arttidale
Vie Sokeowe
Riverina Woollen Mills, Ltd
New England
North Western
Board Faces Department Demands Over Outstanding Obligations
At a recent meeting the Board discussed urgent demands from the department for immediate cheque payments from debtors with outstanding balances. The Minister reportedly would not press for payment, shifting the demand to the Board. The chair and members criticized the lack of timely replies to letters, interrogating why the department pressed hard while individuals could not pay. Officials noted extensions could be granted only upon department approval, urging affected parties to cooperate and disclose their circumstances.
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Wen
Fund 8
Theo
Gil
John Sivan
Budosy
Wearne
Arrecra
Mtdem
Lemdholder
Mr. Higgins
Frasert
Firat
Boorda du
Mr. Higgine
Conflicting Interests Over Water Supply At Fraser Area
Local council last week heard concerns over potential mining and a new waterhole near Vivaera Creek. Residents fear dry spells will threaten their limited supply as surveyors flag a fronting watercourse and warn mining may worsen stock and municipal needs.
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Raper
Tweerell PT. Board
Uleo
Mer
J. Lips Ging
Eeog
Touwe
Biasil
Alan
Vivaera Creek
Isa
Muxall Creek
Nublimortu
Fraser
Mr. Higgins
Unclear fragmentary notice on local health product sale
Fragmentary OCR text describes a remark about coughs and a product named PEUNO sold at a market or shop. Details are unclear. no definite event, date, or entities can be confirmed.
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Coff
Goffe
Rabbits dispute Hartley Slope In Inverell Meeting
A local Inverell board debated removing rabbits from a property amid owner opposition. Lessee tried to trap rabbits but was ordered off. Attempts to proceed with extermination were questioned, with calls to defer action and refer to inspector for authority.
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Inverell
Boiss
Etoile
Br. W. IY. Ress
Rees
Diggins
Mr. Draper
Aod
Higghn
Dexter
Booshiro
Drapery
Higgins
Toward
Jeff
Mr. Higgine
Delungra Doings At Delungra Warialda visit and concert
The Warialda Musician Amateur Company performed in Delungra with an active programme including overture chorus and songs. Notable items included The Body in the Bag and Daddy McGintys Goat, with many artists praised. The show closed with singing and a supper room event, raising funds for the Schools of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warialdo Musienaml Rtemotic
Delungra
Nise Park Way
Alps
Broncdents
Dr. Dornett
A. Farquhar
Fermany
Tom Polin
Tate Shir- Joy
D. Marshall
Winifond
Misa AM. Carnay
Athreouvhiainn
Scully
Tiple
Aleenatoert
Selow! of Arts
Worialda
Aelwal
Atte Fund
Arta Gawiv
Thamke
Undefined Verse Fragment Inspires Peppermint Cure Reference
A fragmentary poem line hints at a “Great Peppermint Cure” and a cast of boys described as ambitious, cold afflicted, and study minded. The text mixes whimsical imagery with temptations of fame and health remedies.
Motor Car Selection Simplified for Beome Street
A shortened guide explains easy selection of motor cars with focus on Beome Street. It notes a Friday session at 3 o'clock addressing car interest and options for buyers seeking simple choices.
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Beome
Drunkenness and Disorder Bring Fines in Local Court
Michael Billyard and others faced charges including drunkenness indecent language and resisting police. May received fines of 20 shillings for language and 10 shillings for resisting, with a week to pay. Witnesses described a disruptive night as inspectors cited concerns over behavior and safety.
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Vivian May
Buckland
Avery
May
Uruk
Toving Ag
Ryan
Preston
PAC
Ome
Whd
Ryao
May Wag
Shooting charge for Sunday May 27 pleaded guilty
Richard Smith admitted firing about ten shots on Sunday May 27 at Fortings on Heese premises during a hot day. Constable Cox reported shooting at cormporants, with 10/ and 4 costs awarded. Local resident fined 20/ with costs after a cited incident per Mr Avery.
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Richard Smith
Torin
Hewis
Avery
No Permit Charge in Travel of Shears Case
Arilir Torper and James Perkins faced charges over traveling shears without a permit. Wiltshire claimed modest admissions. Wiltshire and Perkins pleaded guilty to related counts. Court adjourned after noting factors and penalties.
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Arilir Torper
Vi. P. Wiltehire
Mfr
Wiltshire
Yatoy
Waa
I Vickerlan
Wiltebire
AF. Avern
Wiltelire
Bering
Jamey Perkins
Avern
Defendsart
Ofer
Yul Prema
Trespass Sheep Case Highlights Open Gate Lapse
Edward Bilton Gilhome faced a trespass charge after a sheep wandered from an open gate at his father's place. He admitted the offence but argued no penalty was intended. the incident cost the board two pounds to impound the sheep. He is a returned soldier and described being with a witness when the event occurred, the court noting negligence but nothing more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bilton Gilhome
Mr. Wiltshire
Gilwo
Tad
Walter
Licensee Charged In Prohibited Pour Case
George Meek was charged with permitting minors on the premises during a prohibited pour. Myr. Avorn, for the defendant, said the defendant was away at the time of the offense. He also objected to the appointment of Counsel Gu, proceeding.
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George Meek
Oonsisile
Golf boom sparks activity in Douglas and Armidale mining areas
In Douglas and Armidale the golf boom has drawn attention as four or five prospectors work on the northern side of the eek. Formalities are being arranged with the Miner Department and several projects are expected to proceed.
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Douglas
Taylor
Armidale
Eek
Miner Department
Fragmented Sydney Weather Note Indicates Uncertain Rain
A partial Sydney weather item notes showers near the coast with frost risk and lowered temperatures. The fragment hints at extended coastal coverage and unsettled conditions with no clear forecast details.
Prime Minister Estimates Loss On Commonwealth Shipping Line
The Prime Minister puts last year’s loss for the Commonwealth Shipping Line at about one million sterling, indicating a substantial financial setback for the vessel operator.
Taxation Proposals Draw Fire From State Treasurer
State Treasurer argues that proposed federal tax changes would penalize the mail carrier and hit small taxpayers, while wealthy individuals would face higher levies. He contends the federal ministry aims to square off the tax burden, shifting impact away from big fortunes.
Wollongong Tragedy and Ship Burn Fatalities Reported
The Wollongong fishing party reports bodies recovered and a shipment of 750 bul found at Wallinglin yesterday. Captain John Bartlett, acting Harbour Monitor at Thureday Inland, was burnt to death in a fire.
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N.2
Wallinglin
John Bartlett
Monxter
Thureday
Ty Hlahema
Bulgaria Revolts Amid Balkan Turbulence in Europe
London reports Bulgaria's revolt and rising tensions as military measures are prepared to defend territory. France may halt Rub area industries in retaliation for German passive resistance. In sports, Degomar and Phtener beat Lyorht 3 6 3, and Anderson and Alowkes defeated Coatle and Coole in an exhibition match.
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London
Bulgaria
Aorbia
Bex Biyn Territorive
France
Degomar and
Phtener
Spain
Lyorht
Guifiee
England
Hotwinda Mennage
Anderson and
Alowkes
Auatralia
Coatle
Coole
Sharks Kill Four Fishermen Off Bellambi
Four men set out from Bellambi in a boat when a school of sharks struck. Only one survivor, George Butler, clung to the hull and was saved after an hour in the water. The others, Job Butler, EB Powell, and Joseph Wighy of Corimal, perished. Butler, 1 ig beloved, recounted a terrifying escape and the party’s diverging fates. The tragedy underscores the seasonal surge of sharks along the coast and the dangers faced by local fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beliuhi
Corimal
Bollamhi
Inch Am
Galt
Bellambi
Fl Sehowla
Butler
Jolu Buller
Fat
Agate
Clarke
Powell
Tie
Celi
Ceres
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Bhrverel Ig
Wanther
Pont
Belgravia
Anteemly
Coulter
Battlers
Lenghe
Tirverell
Woot
Am Hospital
Winter Wood
Ald
G. Denghira
Batunday
Wood
Ste
W. N. Rees
Permet
Wilerinie Howl
Aldenain Armatroig
Alden
Enenbee
Lew Bouth Wolw
South Australia
John Offerl
Adoldert
Woods
Quirindi
Emmaville
Mra. Hampson
Herbert Anderson
Hin
Farally
Chvreh
Wea
Maitland
Margaret Halpin
Bingara
Albion
Azure Main
Acure Main
Yenterfield
J. W. Pox
Stonybatter
Line
Aubrey Whittaker
Dorrig
Ind
Manila
Brick Central Auction Tommie
Leon
Mr. E. Asgany
Dryhye Dad Curling Tobneso
Ley
Ares
Bridget Shepherd
For Howe
Goat Kenwngtoy
Bowie
Guyrs
Credit Balsnes
Pauline Wiliams
Mixy Vivien Bertramd
Mins Kato
McGaver
Meir
Gome
Glen Inner Sorlien
J. C. McIntyre
H. E
Mooper
Sapphiry Folde Nyar Tivereil
MeIntyre Hian
Rialto Theatre
Revenue Por Hospital
Damfee
Miggus
Mitelall
Ormoert
Dantegoere
Patents and Citizens’ Association
G. TH. Loch
Toeloo Loomis Court
Billyard
Michael
Tafendan
Ernest Eddy
Eddy
Mleming
Aver
Tummes Walsh
Fala Inter Heenan
Woals
Albert B. Lanhyan
Sycote
Koranan Chiriea Burknell
Tts
Sydney
Wollongong
The
Ruhr
Uutler
Howe
Woonui
Neue Wubler
Righy
Buller
Gentrala
Kearse Kenny
Einelupan
Albiethin
AL Gordin Shahley Saki
Dette Meterte v. Poul
Ned
Timon
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