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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
A reader questions moral standards and child upbringing, criticizing peers and local institutions. The writer references Beale Filite, Mr Colbran, and Mrs Calbran while debating youth conduct, authority, and parental guidance within the community.
The document recounts a heated tariff debate with Mr. Flimohor’s supporters arguing for protection and tariff adjustments. It cites figures on duties, production impacts, and calls for broader industrial protections. The discussion references government policy, potential economic outcomes, and projected effects on various sectors.
Disjointed notes reference railway commissioners and branch lines with unclear arguments. The text mentions main lines and junctions but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No discernible date place or organization can be reliably extracted.
The article notes a Sunday evening farewell sermon by Rev Cromar at Bh Suephen's Church. It mentions H T Tranmar and Oldham among attendees and describes the Rev Cromar's stay in Donk Hill and his forthcoming departure. The piece references Tranmar’s York origin and early training, plus a long account of his career and family ties.
An advertisement touts Bile Beans as a cure for indigestion constipation nervousness and fatigue by purifying the bowels and stimulating the liver stomach and digestive organs. It claims relief from headache debility anemia and a host of ailments linked to defective bulk and assimilation. The ad notes pricing and availability from the Australian Bile Bean Manufacturing Co. in Sydney and mentions W McAoliffe as a local purchasing agent.
A sale notice describes selection and pricing terms for a fret Pou Bi 88 model with stated conditions and payment options. It notes sale by terms and eligibility, but details are partially garbled.
A distressed fragment outlines a school funding push and parental involvement. It mentions education, a town, and a college tied to local efforts to secure resources for students amid uncertain budgets.
Fragmented OCR lists livestock and market figures with various prices for sheep, cattle, geese, and other animals. Prices shown include 14, 28, 10, and other values, alongside names and places that are partially unreadable.
Auction sales were conducted in parts of the Towner District with notices listing property, dates, and auctioneers. The sales covered parcels offered for bidding and were overseen by local officials ensuring compliance with district regulations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and phrases with no clear event or context. content is garbled and does not yield a coherent news item or datable facts suitable for summary.
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