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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
A puzzling, satirical note circulates about a supposed reversible trick and a bold shot claim. It hints at play with phrases like eight hour timing and a tease about better shots, inviting reader speculation.
A report of a Wednesday accident at the Lil Mra Coys cain area involving Mr F Tawnnmill. Hywman used a ladder during the incident as Vy MacGarthy assisted, and the victim is attended and progressing favorably.
A garbled notice describes a holiday children's treat in a distant locality with vague references to plans, costs, and participation. The readable bits mention a charitable event, a planned distribution, and a request for help or funding, though names, places, and dates are unclear.
Fragmented text covers local projects, industrial notices, and public works in Peak Hill area with mentions of hospital wood supply, an upcoming industrial relief event, and council discussions. Names include Ms. Turner and Mr. Robertson, with general references to road works and community plans for November activities.
Readable portions describe a campaign event and a location near Burcawang Candobolin dated 14 Novel November. Mentions 2 85 meres and Derriwong Rally Biting in a rural setting with references to Alberts and county officials. Names and places are uncertain due to corrupted text.
An old ruling that Myall Flats were unsuitable for wheat is challenged by Jos Woods of Tomingley who reports favorable conditions and promising yields after trials. He notes the land’s moisture and soil show strong potential for cultivation and successful sample results.
The Lad Apywal Court heard an appeal by Ponman against a Taval Land Board decision concerning claims tied to boundary progress and rabbit fence work. The court remanded the case to the Board for further development and to determine contributions before any final action. The proceedings featured Williwon for the appellant and Puke for the Board, with liberal deputies present.
A chaotic Victorian era recap notes a fundraising event for the Tout Conow in aid of a local hospital, mentions Melbourne firm Simpson and Davenport in a lawsuit, bread shortage penalties, and shifting Australian industry reports. It lists library deficits in Sydney Parliament and land holdings in Condobolin, with weather and harvest notes and various unsettled business updates.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a mining figure and a jury trial with references to a Murphy and a wallire party. The text remains unclear but implies a legal proceeding and a sizable crowd or turnout.
The convent school staged a lively program featuring Miss Lily Kidney and Miss Clara Broyne among the standout performers. Junior singers, a Ribbon Drill, and an expressive choir delighted the crowd with skilled numbers and colorful costumes.
A garbled report mentions a mayor acting on behalf of a city entity and planning to ram decor in a hall. Names and places are unclear but reference to a coastal council and a halt decor project appear. The readable bits hint at a governance matter affecting event decor in a municipal hall.
In a Monday meeting Mr PJ MacNamara, Organism Secretary, outlined Langguo's platform. About 40 attended the opening remarks as the program progressed, focus shifted to broader governance aims and unifying opposition to current policy. Attendees pledged to work for reform and oppose any party stance, with the speaker concluding to a vote of thanks.
A fragmented report mentions a librarian post with twenty applicants, notes on farming around Com nock and Bowan, and growing dairy projects. Weather and rail transport play roles, with field prospects and crop conditions described.
Fragmentary text from a historical notice concerns a ground location near town and monetary amounts. The readable elements mention Andaman, Brac, Sagies, and paid monies, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. No definite event or names can be reliably identified.
Debating society session opens with fresh members led by presiding figure Grom. Speakers outline aims, discuss policies, and pledge support from Mare and alia net. Mr McAskill speaks on February tone while committee hosts a charitable gesture of waiving charges for the event.
A chaotic public meeting unfolds with scattered names, places, and discussions of council matters. Residents and officials like Mr HN Gib and Mayor discuss planning, roads, and community priorities amid conflicting voices and unclear details.
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