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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
1
Third Announcement notes Himee wins at the Palace of Trade Winter Fair starting Friday July 2 for 12 days. It lists Mullinery and women’s tweed coats, knitted sports coats, skirts, banegatis, and discounts on ladies skirts and heavy woven combinations with fair prices. Millinery trimmed free during the fair.
Listings announce a sale near Tamworth with ponies four years old, sulky, harness, and equipment. Jumps to Dur on July 1 with contact Jumison & Fletcher, Auctioneers. Roll of Honor lists WEYMAN killed in action.
Jain Garretty a 50 year old laborer faced Tamworth police court charged with stealing a wether lamb valued at 4/6. The theft dated between May 44 and June 14 from trustees for Janis Swanston Vickery. Prosecution and defense details plus a claim Garretty sold skin to Piper and Co. near West Tamworth.
Fragmented OCR shows sheep and wool market terms from Tamworth and Lincoln areas. Mentions August September trade steps with marks, shorn ewes, and quality notes. references to station, seeds, and feeds. details unclear but indicates price marks and conditioning for shipments.
The Tamworth Quarter Sessions hear accusations of livestock theft and sheep skin handling. Witnesses describe cattle and sheep losses, a drover’s employment, and a skin recovered from a property. defendants face charges including cattle stock theft and sheep theft with remands set for subsequent hearings.
Fragmented OCR conveys a stock and property sale notice. Names such as Mahony and Co appear with mentions of stock, titles, permits, and dates in a garbled listing. The readable portions indicate a sale event with unrelated technical garble surrounding it.
The fragment lists livestock and farm equipment sales with various conditions and prices. Mentions stock sales every Thursday, and names firms such as W Carr, Tamworth traders, and V W Davies, along with references to a Commonwealth Gazette entry dated 19 June.
A Tamworth school event involved pupils, teachers, and a committee discussing plans and activities. The lengthy report notes speeches, roles, and preparations for a forthcoming institute event with several local figures named and a focus on community engagement.
The torn OCR text references the Northern and North Western Districts Racing Association and names figures such as Tre Orie and Milne committee members. It mentions events, locations like Tamworth and Warren and lists various dates, figures, and regional racing details.
A newly formed branch of about thirty members was elected with Mr OW O'Prion as president and Mr Ernest Cine as treasurer. The meeting discussed industrial issues and government policy, aiming to strengthen local work and community services. About thirty couples attended the informal afterglow with a shared meal, to celebrate the branch’s creation and plan future activities.
In conjunction with the musical The Stray Blanchards a pair of evening programs are announced. The bills include Fatty and Mabel at San Diego and The Mystery of Brayton Court with a cast including Hogan and others as well as a selection of acts by Dellingers and Birelnegim Artists. The notice describes a varied concert and stage program with elaborate orchestration and intended audience appeal.
The readable text shows garbled references to committees, funds, and possible local actions. It mentions betters, utilities, timelines, and various scattered names without coherent events or dates. No clear individuals or organizations are consistently identifiable in this damaged snippet.
A dense market listing shows prices for oranges Nuvole vines and fruit items like apples and melons, plus vegetables including cabbages cauliflower lettuce celery and peppers. It notes multiple unit measures and quirky OCR style figures for items such as ducks turkeys and porkers with scattered price cues.
SOT TREATING IT PROPERLY if you cannot get rid of your cold in Vehnise 4 are not treating it properly. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will counteract the effects of the cold and restore your system to health. Sold by G. Allaby, chemist, every town.
A highly garbled notice from the Oddfellows Hall announces an upcoming meeting on Wednesday, June 30, with possible topics and attendance urged. The text references community members and a call for representation from both towns, noting a slight emphasis on local involvement and procedural relevance.
An OCR readout markets Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting treatment for coughs colds and respiratory distress. It claims to ease irritation aid breathing and hasten recovery, touting soothing properties and natural healing.
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