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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a son named Nee, a person with the surname Won’t Te He Ys, and references Italy. The readable bits suggest a legal or place name context but no clear event or action is discernible. Further readable text needed for a coherent summary.
A fragmentary note mentions sly behavior by two unnamed groups or individuals, attributed vaguely to by and nS Mi. No clear event, places, or dates are identifiable in the legible text.
The president of the Ciroziera Association, Mr F Fl Tout, objects to any license for rabbit breeding in New South Wales urging it would threaten pastoral industries and undo pasture protection work. He cites a Melbourne conference decision not to oppose Angora imports for farming if permitted locally, warning of risks of crossbreeding and a statewide rabbit issue.
At the last meeting of the tien cred fren Mr. W. UL Point Deepwater complained that a stray camel on the road between Bama ville and Deepwater threatened travelers with horse drawn vehicles. Serjeant Jeffrey of Deepwater noted the danger. The board ruled the issue beyond its scope and referred the letter to the Sevceti shire Louneil.
A hopeful notice promotes Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts as a health restoring nerve food and tonic. It claims to ease nervous symptoms from overwork worry and exhaustion, promising quick improvement and renewed strength. The ad urges readers to start today toward health with the touted product.
A garbled report details coal shipments from England via Australia, legal actions in Rhogar ah court, factory protests and defence ministry talks in Sydney. It notes a deadly ship explosion near Wing Noo, an attorney general statement, political speeches, and labor disputes with wage and subscription changes.
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