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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses government borrowing, economic policy, and public reaction. References to Ms and Mr Walle, and mentions of unemployment, fiscal measures, and parliamentary debate. Contains misread names and scattered phrases. overall points to dissatisfaction with economic management and potential political change.
Fragmentary calendar notes describe lunar phases with dates and times. Mentions new moon and full moon, plus labeled time stamps and abbreviations. The readable content centers on moon events and scheduling references without clear events or names.
Local residents organize a series of fundraising activities at Garwood Mall to support renovations of the hall. The program includes live music, raffles, and donations from patrons, with details on admission and timing listed for the community.
In outer Wallangre a car crash severely injures Gordon Ernest Moore of Rahford as the Ford wrecks after a collision. Moore, enternal injuries, is taken to Wallangreen District Hospital. A large program at Wiel School and various community notices follow including marriages births and local society events.
Rev. Pater Tully returns to town after a festive Perth holiday with relatives and old friends. Mr and Mrs Livya Dewberry announce the arrival of twins, a boy and a girl, joining the family amid community cheer.
Tomorrow's meeting outlines admission prices, race events, and expected performances. It notes track conditions, prize lists, and key competitors such as Gowen Rye, Titanic, and Vanity Lamy, with reports on heats and pacing.
Readable fragments describe an annual Catholic event held Friday June 70 at Sundurras School of Arts. It mentions attendance of dancers and a courtly program with Bra G Britton and Miss MaHIugh, plus a cast of Mears Britton McCiin Ty F McMugh Fareweather and others. Mrs. G Srriton introduces Dr. Coleman and a parade of music and costumes.
A garbled 19th century style note discusses a telephone call and alleged regulations. It references Mr J Garotai as postmaster at Gravesend and mentions that no regulation prevents telephone or telegraph use if paid. The piece questions public interpretation and the urgency of an accompanying inquiry.
A large wedding in Inverell united Doraghs Jayce, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Woodham, to Mil ary DOTA, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Dorn. The bride wore ivory silk and satin, with a cap of antique lace, and was attended by bridesmaids and a large bridal party. The ceremony at St Mark’s Church featured Rev Emilyny Jains, with hundreds of guests and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple planned a future in Inverell.
Inverell Golf Club reports on Saturdays results in the members event with Crossley and Chivalham among top scorers, plus Grey Keller and Suinders high rounds. It lists upcoming events including monthly medal rounds mixed foursomes and grade championships, with pairings and match results from the recent stroke and match play events.
Good clearances at a district sale drew strong bidding for draught horses and assorted stock. Prices ranged with geldings selling up to 21 40 and week’s entries including mares and calves. The sale featured vendors Bundercul and others, with buyers including Mr TJ OBrien and Mr J S Ladiaw, and dairy stock achieving satisfactory prices despite a cautious market.
A veterinary surgeon announces resumption of practice on Monday in July at a local clinic. The notice provides limited details and emphasizes return to professional duties.
Classified notice seeks eight capable cooks for weekly work with no training required. Apply Tuesday at the office for further details. Position appears in a standard labor recruitment notice from a local staffing office.
The text presents fragmented phrases about PUMA The Crew and a likely emphasized group or event. It references a seemingly coded or garbled message with names and terms, including a date-like element and a mix of capitalized words. The passage lacks clear actions or outcomes to confirm a concrete news item.
A damaged, partial message expresses thanks to a doctor and others, recalling a husband and deep affection. The text includes scattered names and phrases about love, remembrance, and ongoing sorrow, with uncertainty about dates and details.
Special ads list a range of garments and prices from Rene Ritters with mentions of velour trimmed coats and wool jersey frocks in varied colors. An Inverell Motors note references a garage near Main Street and closing time details appear garbled.
A public meeting is announced to be held at Delius of ets Hell on Saturday at 1 pm. Local officials and residents are invited to attend to discuss community matters and updates affecting Johnston, Raleigh, and nearby areas. Officials encourage attendance to hear notices from jurists and civic groups.
Whitfield, a solo violinist and teacher, announces expert tuition and rehearsal offerings. Interested pupils are invited to apply for full instruction at Bartle 6 Muse Shop, with details pending about schedules and location.
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