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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
4
Postal offices observe a public holiday with limited hours 9 to 10 am then services suspend. Wilted notes cover cattle auctions, horse shipments, drought relief plans, and Inverell Show progress amid scarce rain. Local figures include F J White, G L Murray, A Holmes, and E Woolmender with prices and consignments noted.
A fragmented report details events and figures from a local fair or gathering. It notes multiple days with coded dates, including estimates for aggregate turnout and prize sums. Mention is made of VIP receipts, river dam notes, and a ring event with observers estimating wealth in the district. The text references an association being established and mentions water work and a variety of unclear local activities.
A South Australian Police Court fines a woman £25 for misconduct. A series of wartime notes mention veteran leaders and political tensions, including references to veterans, church meetings, and military hospital cases. Names such as Jock Watkin and Aden Gander appear amid scattered local notices and gubernatorial chatter.
A garbled telegram reports a deadly event at Grimelnguily Eire in a move. It mentions a person harmed and an investigation by authorities, with references to a public forecast and elections on Tuesday.
A bustling sale of used garments drew a large turnout with shoppers bargaining over prices. Vendors offered discounts, quantities varied, and unusual items appeared among the racks.
Fragmented report on State Elections outlines low turnout and apathy across electorates, with Labor expected to perform strongly despite a crowded field and complex preferential voting. The piece notes heavy machinery operation, official procedures, and speculation on post election government formations amid doubts of a by election mechanism.
A scanned tally shows numerous names and party affiliations across districts, with counts and positions for each electoral area. The document lists candidates in divisions such as NORTH SHORE SOUTHERN SUBURBS and others, including LAB, Nat, Dem and Prog, with numbers indicating votes and ordered lists of members across regions.
Polling figures show varied support across Sydney and regional districts with candidates from Nat, Lab and Prog parties. Notable names include Balmain Storey, Bathurst Booby Cheb, Moritz Fitzpatrick and Maitland participants, reflecting a wide spread of votes and party tallies.
In The Northern Tablelands voters begin casting ballots as polling stations open across the region. Residents line up to participate in the local election with officials noting turnout expectations and compliance with procedures.
In a lengthy clergy bulletin several churches list upcoming services and dates. Samtoy notes Holy Communion at 10:00 PM with Ashford events in Little Plain District on March 28. OMAK CATHOLIC and S Heart in Bauday announce Masses and routes. Presby terian and Methodist churches schedule Sunday and weekday services, with details including times, leaders, and locations across multiple communities.
A fragmented article discusses Markland Geddes and world trade, praising optimism for Britain and Australia. It mentions exporters, prices, and foreign demand, with questions about how global markets affect domestic consumers and policy. The piece mixes political rhetoric with questions about national prosperity and trade strategy.
An OCR fragment reports protests and a heated debate by Newark officials and community leaders over banning Shakespeare from school venues. It cites opposition from Jewish groups and a broad coalition including civic figures and labor groups, framing the issue as a clash over cultural inclusion and public education.
Fragmentary text mentions engineers, a village, and a farm context. Names and places are garbled, but references to a Votron Loni engineering and a Warren Belle suggest a local industry piece. Readable terms indicate a report on a project or meeting with unspecified outcomes.
Edmund Jowett MP presses the Victorian Farmers Union to oppose a proposed Australian Wool Council plan that would force woolgrowers to sell only in Australia. He argues the scheme undermines world parity for Australian wool and would empower woolbrokers and a joint council to control exports. The text labels the plan as eroding producer freedom and impacting prices and shipping choices.
An inquest in Nateomla returned a verdict of seeldancal Agath concerning Ayesh Wallace Study aged 10 months. The chili departed Flerstat with wiether while the brother pinot the fly for 27 johnites on the herls of Sout an ty Lurdice street. Details are garbled as doctors arrived and efforts to restore the child are noted. the report is mixed and incomplete.
Meant to reflect clerical service awards in Queensland. McGuwlex delivered the work award on Friday. The judge refused to classify the award retroactively from January 1. Some officers will see increases over £100, while others receive smaller raises.
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