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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
4
The Fuverell Times urges the Government to push full democracy reforms now via a referendum to prevent demagogues from hijacking policy. It argues the Bevin Government failed, warns of Senate style domination, and calls for country representation and a reformed Upper House within this Parliament’s term.
The Infants' Beoci and Others' Club president announces an erict meeting tomorrow at Uesehion with a representative meeting of manners requested. Holiday arrangements are well forward, including concerts and a tennis tournament to raise funds for the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Dogahaw branch of the WCF. Catholic social night and school music program promise an outstanding evening with poultry and infortory offerings. tickets priced at 7/6 for gents and 2/6 for bedins.
Nex Saqueau leads a complex event at Une Town Hall with a double provedrame. Popular Ar Roberts faces Taga plied Li as main sounder, while Norm Pose Ler revives a chaliertge tr Yuck Richards of Tamworth. preliminaries set for support and regional figures like Tomo Robinson, Wacker CyGrady, and Norm Me Dermott feature in the scene.
A fragmented handwritten letter discusses advice to a son about work, travel, and money. It references empires, traders, ware, and schooling, with scattered mentions of Texas, upstate woods, and Cannders Puy. The tone blends caution, guidance, and search for opportunity amid uncertain times.
The notice reports engagements and weddings across Sydney and Armidale. It notes Miss Biarper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harper of Bese Street, to be married, and details other nuptials such as Mrs Henrie Clin Clarvinge Johnmmn and Alfred A. Munday in Red Range. It mentions changes in church and school positions and a reception with gifts for the bride.
Obituary for Mr Thomas O Uries aged 99 born in Dublin Ireland who moved to Australia with his parents in 1872. Survived by his widow and a large family, including several sons and daughters. He lived on Elmdure Road and was linked to local municipal service and Tinbane area. details of survivors and final years described in oblique terms.
A report details a medical incident where several stitches were required after a walking accident. Individuals including Jim and others experienced injuries. the scene involved a veterinary or animal context and required immediate care.
Mr Wade writes to Rev B S Wade, newly appointed representative, pledging loyal cooperation with the government. He expresses intent to serve his constituency to the best of his ability and to maintain fidelity to the campaign pledge amid public duties.
At the Capitol Theatre the film Bad Girl stars James Dunn and Sally Eller as two ambitious youngsters whose romance and onstage grit drive their rise on Broadway. They face rivals and setbacks, with celebrity life testing their resolve as they pursue fame and love.
A preliminary meeting of soldier settlers was held on Saturday to adopt resolutions for submission to the meeting of the unemployed settlement association. The conference recommended immediate action on interest payments, loan terms, and measures to aid settlers, with officials notified of site arrangements and future program details.
A crowded Ashford scene saw Athiord Bonuken clash for the Keerigan Cup with Chelroppanena and Chelsea players trading scores. In a naval match, Ashford fell 14 to 8 amid injury to Jonshaw and withdrawals, with Oxford beating Mage pies 11 to 9 as Riddle Cup action progressed and the Oxford forwards highlighted by Kelmtley and Knightleys.
A scrambled report details Ausra defeating Peojanu in a Saturday contest. The game featured a rapid pace, with forward Dempars delivering a standout run and Mr. Sy Norman providing pressure on defense.
The inaugural meeting at the club’s new ground on Saturday drew a large attendance. Officials named include president DA Kinsler, secretary W. Godhert, steward Langalarter, and clerk of scales W Sutherland. a detailed list of members and roles was recorded amid weather and racing notes for the opening day events and forthcoming fixtures.
A Friday cattle sale at Newsleng Farm drew onlookers and buyers including Mendalrynan. Cattle ranged from young cattle to mature cows with long winter coats, many bred for milk and show potential. The sale featured numerous entries with detailed lots and prices, highlighting udder development and frame size as factors. buyers included Mr Parker and Mr Lomax among others, with prices in the quoted amounts for each lot.
Reports from Moorefield Racecourse cover the Patras and FUROR outcomes with LonGabba and Lucky Leo prominent. Dreary Dan leads a list of early favourites. Monacade and Layne Beadings are also noted. The day features hurdles and the Juivente Handicap plus the Moorefield Handicap with several prize placements and horse names such as Mir and Langlesetre.
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