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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
4
A detailed roster listing church clergy dentists solicitors regents and many local public bodies. It enumerates leaders from churches medical and legal professions, builders, butchers, clubs and associations including civil rifle cricket and football bodies, plus town officials and school staff.
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions stomachs bowels and liver with jumbled phrasing. Names such as Yoonsher Lati's Stommety and firms like Ws We Taylan & Co appear in a garbled health remedy context, suggesting a historical medical or patent medicine note with dubious claims.
The readable text hints at a feature rich magazine from Australia with numerous illustrated beauty plates and varied stories. It mentions a well known publication style and a broad decorative presentation, though many words are garbled and obscure.
O FP Stermess promises eye testing and glasses to relieve headaches and ease reading. Local mines will close for Christmas from Saturday until Thursday the 27th.
Our 1907 calendar presents the Execuss Calendar for 107. Readers may obtain a copy by applying, with a few spare copies available for non subscribers.
On Saturday Baker and Spence auctioned off privileges for the Hospital Sports to be held on New Year’s Day. McAtarney won the ymiblionn’s death for £4 Via, and Rodda took the refreshment stall for £1 10s.
A Boga Ure Rorently warns that young women strolling with mouths agape risk serious harm. A reported case involved a girl with a loaded pen rifle. the weapon exploded and the bullet entered her gullet, highlighting dangers of this behavior.
Park Hill lies 272 miles west of Sydney and near Dubbo Narrvville Mulong and Parkes distances given. Mail coaches depart Dubbo Parkes Tue Thu Sat and arrive Mon Wed Fri. A daily coach runs Peak Will Nurromine, arriving Peak Hill Tue Thu Sat.
Election notice reports S Carr defeats Sydney Smith for the Macquarie seat. Carr is a young proprietor of the Orange Tea Althowsh, praised for ability, and the press congratulates him on securing a key state electorate and promising to hold the position with credit.
Commercial News notes wool held over last year 120000 bales, likely 220000 bales this year. Policy to limit weekly offerings angers brokers and buyers, but is deemed in growers’ interests. Market expects steady January values amid strong demand. brokers could flood supplies if allowed, risking slumps and half wool passed in. Mesers Hill Clark and Co report.
The Exvuxs invites readers to subscribe, noting it is one of the best newspapers in the West. Subscription is modest at Ms per year and the paper aims to serve Peak Hill and district. Readers are urged to send their names and addresses to become subscribers from the start of the new year.
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