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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
3
A fragmented medical-type note describes rheumatism spreading from a knee to arm neck and back. The text garbles phrases about health remedies and distant imagery, mentioning a battle, music, and unclear references to people and places.
A fragmentary report discusses Mr Lang and his policies during the Sevens Brucne government era. It notes proposed measures to curb unemployment and tax policy, detailing penalties and powers granted to enforce the act, including imprisonment and crown seizure of property.
A lengthy, fragmented record of prizes and top performers across subjects for multiple students. Names include Betty Jones Jan Brome Don McNalphit Mary Bamionts Colin Leste Jean Witton Owen Pearson Gwen Pearson Betty Rudd and many others. Subjects span English Maths Geography History Art Woodwork Shorthand Needlework Business Principles and more with varied year designations.
A government plan labeled as the most reform minded to date aims to help rural industries through legislative changes and monetary relief. It details grants, tax remissions, and production improvements to assist farmers and primary producers, with emphasis on welfare relief and regional benefits.
Readable fragments name multiple individuals such as Fanny McLeod William Ryan and Panny Sicleod with repeated scores 1 or 2. The text resembles an old sports or class roll with misread letters and scattered names including McLeod Ryan and Daxter Stephen in a year marked by 1s and 2s.
The report covers a local council session debating pest control with rabbi t bite a Park and Milldale areas. It notes rabbit eradication efforts, a flame thrower trial, and questions on compensation, impounding refunds, and timber removal. The inspector urged full reporting next meeting while finances and charges on travelers are discussed.
The secretary notes 20 percent renewal fees for stock permits at saleyards and noxious weeds to be destroyed. Inspectors discuss charges, private enforcement limits, and a board vote to lodge a complaint with Mr Mingins seeking consent to proceed. The town addresses weed destruction and permit costs.
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