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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1923
Page
2
A garbled ad fragment mentions low prices on men's high grade box calf boots with welted soles in various shapes and men's best quality glazy kid boots in multiple shapes. The text shows misspellings and truncated product descriptions.
Mr T R Buchanan of Armidale brings Professor Talbot Tubbs from Sydney University to Manilla. Tubbs visited the proposed Nemoi Irrigation Scheme at the Blue Hole and urged state action to fund the project. He warned that metropolitan demands for loans delay regional development despite clear constitutional points and strong support from country interests.
Dame Margreet Davidson bade farewell in a South Wales ballroom with a silent hand clasp showing sincere affection. The public gathered Friday to say goodbye, honoring her role as the King's representative in this touching, multi-generational tribute.
The recent 500-up championship bout at Williards saw Mensry, TOM r and Maynard compete. The Fost Role and Stoudart's Ltd announced £200 in winnings, while Lay-by details remain unclear.
The city secretary outlines plans approved by the executive committee to align with the Public Hall Act and Mechanics' Institute regulations. The aim is a public exhibition of plans for the Soldiers Memorial foundation, with anticipation of a formal foundation stone laying soon.
Mr Charlie Byrnes of Upper Monila found a hive of bees has taken possession of a dried up horse carcase in a gully. The bees used the ribcage as a comb laden nest and entered through the nostrils. A recent flood washed away the carcass and its strange tenants.
At the Methodist Church on Sunday evening Rev J A Walsh led a memorial service for the late Reverend Charles Wesley former minister in charge of Manilla Circuit. He preached on They rest from their labors and their works follow with them and recalled Wesley as a friend to all classes. The church was well filled with circuit friends paying tribute to his esteem.
An article fragment notes a serious accident injuring Mr. C W No a Barra on Mast, with bones broken and hospitalization. It also mentions a marriage proposal and gift, staff good wishes, and a move of J T Taylor Ltd to Manila with credentials. A death is reported at Careki Street on Monday.
Fragmented text discusses cotton and export terms and urges collaboration between employers and employees. It mentions uniform tariff benefits, and references a washhouse dairy tanks sheds and fencing. A farm near Namoi River with 180 acres for wheat and grazing is described as available.
Fragmentary OCR lists terms Primoms Merucik Vatwyae and Gossique with no clear event or context. No persons organizations dates or actions are identifiable for a concrete headline or summary.
An odd fragment hints at an event titled The Ideal Beaber to be shown at Coulton's Picture Theatre. The brief text mentions Below stage mucocers and Past aerials, suggesting a misread or garbled program note for a screening or performance.
Fragmentary government notice discusses a loan request of at least £1,000,000 to fund cases and retain services. The readable portion mentions aid amounts such as £900 and references potential lenders or supporters. The scannable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or outcomes.
Fourth Round results list E Greer defeating A Ball 25 10 N Chapman over J Smiles 35 10 W Gannon over Dr Rayson 30 20 C Hayward over N Strachan 30 Semi finals show E Green 10 Feat N Chapman 10 W Gannon 20 over C Hayward ser Final set Green versus Gannon. District weather notes report storm with rain and wheat loss near Baldwin school and Speing Creek incident.
The writer urges noticing and praising others for small acts of service. They contrast with flowers after a death, arguing daily encouragement sustains people in hard times and strengthens relationships. The piece explores kindness as a practical, ongoing support.
A dispute between two prisoners led to a stabbing and a blunt blow in the gaol yard. One man escaped via a back stair and attacked with a bootmaker knife, wounding the other in the thigh. both men required hospital treatment. Separately, the Forestry Commission faces an inquiry ordered by Minister Wearne into its administration amid ongoing government forestry concerns.
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