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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
4
Discussion at a regional meeting centers on a proposed bill to empower action against infestations on land. If enacted, the minister would appoint a capable official to coordinate enforcement, with responses aimed at expediting cleanups while balancing costs to landowners and mortgage holders. The plan seeks broad support within the local administration and political groups.
Persistent complaints highlight a general disinterest in municipal matters. Citizens denounce personal trappings of public life and demand accountability for funds. Critics warn that without clear costs or consequences the public will disengage further and officials may avoid reform.
Analyzed arguments on the New State issue show a majority favoring a plan despite country district votes. The piece notes a long-running party division, concerns over alignment with eastern lines, and potential impacts on population and transportation corridors.
Local Inverell notes blend weather lore with scattered incidents. A near-miss trap on a road scene prompts police concern, while Chinese resident Jimmy Leo is attacked at Myall Creek then rescued. The Mothers’ Union meeting closes with officers elected and funds raised for Missioda aid.
A garbled report notes a local celebration named Passing Saow Mase at Ashford on Busday at 10 o'clock, alongside scattered mentions of a fire at Qorby's bulk store, sport items, weather, and several unverified names and events.
The death occurred at Craigmish Hospital on Saturday of Bydasy Urant, aged 32, a well known Tingha resident. He had heart trouble for some time and the end was not unexpected. A widow survives, the only children having died recently. The funeral was held at Tingha on Ayaday afternoon with C A Thorley in charge.
Mrs Agnes Monies McLachlan of Stannifer dies aged several years after illness. Widow of Sydney Norman McLachlan, she leaves light children and a sorrowing husband. Remains buried in Presbyterian section of Bachanrtlites after funeral service conducted by Reverend FE. dames. My C8 Thorley undertaker.
In a damaged text a man asserts numerous kangaroos and wallarsos near the Powered Pe Bowed Westrick. He hints at sightings around open Renan Ure and mentions Burartt Arthur's Seat Wrothum Redbank areas. Inspector and Bord endorse further inquiry into sightings and cultivation docks.
The chairman Mr dihin Seon attended the floor invention briefing and gave a sketch of proceedings published previously. Mr Aron noted topics included opposition amb cyhoechiog and a delegation showed bowing, with Neort Aruaen asserting influence. inspector actions discussed, then adjourned with mixed sentiment about the board's merit.
The death of Leslie Nicholls son of Mr and Mrs Sid Nicholls of Dintea Vale occurred at a local hospital following an attack. He was a promising young man. The funeral was held at the local Catholic cemetery with rites at Heart Church conducted by Rev Farhee Whlch and burial by Mr B Thorley.
A fragmentary report discusses the Protection Board and reserve funds, noting plans to clarify funds used for wheel and water projects, and to centralize control. It cites Mr B J Higgins and a conference approving the approach, with emphasis on safeguarding public money and extending reserve oversight.
Residents and officials clash over proposed water scheme with Ashford Shire representatives present. No agreement reached as plans proceed to the District Supreme for approval. A presentation was arranged for Friday afternoon in the Council Chambers.
A damaged OCR fragment references names and places with unclear meaning, mentioning Vermont and unidentified individuals. The readable portion hints at a planned preservation or power topic but lacks coherent details to confirm events, dates, or actions.
An unidentified Morriston based firm names Bold, Ternin, Waugh and Doolin Limited as lead party in a large sale involving Mop WW TL Corba and Maple properties. The purchase was completed through LU ets and colpeciing-Meenwehenel ste, with Elemoee noted as purchaser.
In a divorce case, Mrs Molein Moort was granted a petition for dissolution of marriage from Mr Bow Fraser. The marriage, stated as having desertion as the grounds, occurred in Ryde and lasted seven months before separation. The wife had petitioned for conjugal rights but did not proceed after service of the husband’s desertion petition.
Miny Vers Roberts of Bask of N.GW and Bask of S W is bid farewell by over fifty ladies in Kaouta’s refreshment room. Avera presided as guests, including a male quartet, presented gifts a gold wristlet watch a leather suitcase and travelling rig. The Bank of S and W manager Mr Andrevnu spoke of her seven years of service and wished her a bright future in Inverell.
About people Mr Wardwicke and Miss Maver wed in Tinghia with Payne family present. The ceremony at St Agdriws Sunday night followed by prayers and a reception at home.
The Rialto Theatre screens Thy Hialte in a romance of the world of Fastint with emotional and physical tension amid mystery, plus Froggy a Litel Brother with a vivid London-life portrayal, a Christy comedy Rye! and Chapter 7 of 8 Togtrony Adventure.
Thursday June event announces Hew Adoree and Niles Welch in a vaudeville style show. The program promises an evening of entertainment and stage performances.
A garbled OCR passage mentions individuals with names like Robert Pees and Leelee, and references to New Zealand, Australia, and The Arenee. It reads as scattered biographical snippets, with unclear dates and places, and no coherent event or outcome.
L G Markey writes to explain depreciation practices for Inverell electricity under the 9000 reserve issue. The letter discusses methods of charging depreciation, transfer to reserves, past write offs, and proposed financing through new loans while outlining impacts on revenue, assets, and future renewals.
Inverell Pastures Protection Board endorsed placing practical men on the Prickly Pear Board. A conference of local governing bodies was ordered to suggest appointment of a practical man, with districts named including Tenterfield, Tanworth, Singleton, Scone, Moree, Walgett and others.
Private court tennis event drew spectators and raised about £4 6s with prizes handed by Mr Dight and Mrs Ring. Proceeds, likely £12 to £13, planned as donations to Deaf and Thumb Bold. A social dance followed at the Aris hall, hosted by Mrs Jom Kieu with music by Mrs Gertie Short.
A garbled letter debate discusses aldermen, chimney funding, and a proposed loan for a new battery and boiler. It questions loan terms, interest costs, and the impact on ratepayers while accusing officials of evasive budgeting and mismanaged funds. The piece references Mr. Markey and local accounts, calling for transparent accounting and scrutiny.
At a Saturday gathering in Taverel P. and Weard, a party of politicians from Sydney visited to view the prickly pear problem. Mr Walter Wearne led the delegation, urging action on the infestation, while locals criticized press coverage. A motion to back Lands Minister action and disapprove of city papers’ remarks passed after debate.
An English village gathering recounts a community event with Mr Jeffery praised for his qualities, a toast to Clan Lanes on Batuhday, and reports of music, dancing, and supper. Mrs Jeffery plans travel after the function, while residents comment on upcoming sports and social activities at Ankur Vale.
A scrambled telegram summary from Sydney discusses Commonwealth politics News includes possible government road and radio project plans with Mr McMahon and Mr RL Glia as figures while noting Labor Party tensions and electoral discussions. Mentions a police action during a thrall incident and a football match with England. Also notes migration policy and Northern Territory transport questions.
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