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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 22, 1940
Page
8
Company H A Barraclough Pty Ltd issues an apparent rent notice or lease item. Text is garbled OCR lacking clear names, dates, or locations. Key entities unreadable. cannot confirm parties or exact action beyond a rental related reference.
Court session notes a string of cases including drunken conduct and public nuisance. Proceedings show defendants failing to appear, varied witness statements, and one case led to dismissal for want of appearance. Local officials reported incidents near hotels and lanes with liquor activity and disturbances.
Local notices list May services across multiple churches including Beth, Wabanenn and Beth Suey. Prayer meetings, Evensong, and Holy Communion are scheduled with times ranging from 7 30 pm to 9 am, plus interdenominational and empire-related observances.
A garbled list of names and roles references officers and secretaries for a local association meeting. It mentions fundraising for an aid or relief cause, with various individuals named as officers, committee members, and attendees. The readable fragments hint at a formal gathering and planned allocations to support a fund and related charitable actions.
The readable fragments describe varied topics including religious appeals, prayers, and philosophical musings with references to events and figures, but the overall text is garbled and lacks clear narrative structure or identifiable facts suitable for a conventional news item. The piece appears as a scattered transcription with numerous errors and nonstandard phrasing.
Fragmentary lines mix promise and denial as a garbled text hints at repeated refusals and unclear phrases. Strong entities are not discernible. the item reads like a broken OCR fragment with scattered letters and stray words.
A garbled text fragment mentions skin care delight and a jumble of names and places. The readable parts reference a pleasant feeling and various scattered terms, but no clear event, date, or identifiable person stands out.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Creme Charmosan and references items like handbags and venison but lacks coherent events or details to form a clear news item.
A 20th century hand treatment claims to soften hands and forearms using a famous cream. Users massage the bottle into their hands to keep skin smooth and attractively toned, blending old and new wellness ideas.
Fragmentary text describes Charmsoan hand lotion and a mystifying monger rota. Appears as an ad note with unclear chemniety and references to winds and gewal terms, lacking clear product details or a full sale context.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Girl Guide Auxiliary activities, meetings, and events. It references ceremonies, uniforms, leadership roles, and general organization notes with scattered names and places. The passage lacks clear dates or full event details due to damage.
Fragmentary read shows Dinton Vale Sunday School picnic with references to wagered games, performances, and a theatrical interlude. Names such as Worthley and Mr Poh appear amid scattered notes about attendees and activities.
Race card at Rosehill shows Rowells entries with several horses scratched including Tuhilaraie. Notable runners include Big On Liam Rochill, Hanaicop, Olio Valentine 2, Court Cranatp with pacing and discipline noted amid field adjustments.
An unidentified man was recovered from Sydney Harbour near the Arakine Street wharf this morning after a deckhand on the Bulmasly ferry saw him fall into the water. Police attended the scene and found the body afloat in the harbour.
A local Country Service Club gathering features 10 women involved in hospital activity and fundraising. The report highlights participants including Joann Pollock, Barbara Paint, and Jean Pollock, detailing events such as obstacle races, cricket contests, and a Wing competition to support hospital services.
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