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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
3
A fragmented report details internal party strife over a school scandal inquiry. Key figures including J. F. Lams face scrutiny while others like Jones Waars and Kasper are mentioned in connection with historic political tensions and contested ballots.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions fowl deeds and roosters at morning, with unclear names and places. Several phrases appear distorted, referencing Bil Lindenhardt, Perk and Breen, and a Shiite context, but specifics remain unreadable.
A petition to advance tramway extensions from Belland to the Botany region via inner routes was forwarded to the Fail way Commissionsrs. The commission noted the proposal remains under negotiation with private interests and a need for guarantees.
Inland sentiment in May mt turns sour as news reachs of a remisssion on Import duty against Fiji bananas. The Chamber of Fusure and leaders like Henry Braddon push for policy shifts. The public fear a shift in aid relations with Australia New Zealand and the Americas.
Weather and flood alerts describe rising rivers in the south led by the Murray near Albury and the Migreemiiiger in the north. Heavy rain and cool westerly winds persist, threatening overflow and further damage to river towns and roads.
A montage of community updates describes tree planting at Same Cove, an outdoor program in Meadowbank Park, and a Rotary Trust project. It notes local figures and clubs including Captain A and the Kemnesey Hite Club, with farm property changes near Sydney and a Townend sale after forty six years of residency.
Partial readable text mentions a case and items including relation to hangers and rear areas. Names and specifics are unclear. The fragment suggests an archival note rather than a complete report with identifiable people or places.
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