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Newspaper
Tenterfield Courier And District Advocate
Location
Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
2
An lively advert highlights Reid's Show as a premier destination for women seeking stylish outfits and practical wear. It promises a curated showroom experience featuring coats and an array of garments, noting the store’s broad inventory and appealing presentation to attract fashion minded shoppers.
Fragmentary note mentions quality and a call to Torley, with cryptic phrasing suggesting an adods style inquiry or reminder. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to expand the item beyond a brief, ambiguous notice.
The text frays into a crowded listing of names, places, dates, and events from Sydney and surrounding areas. It mentions hospital visits, rail lines, and various political figures, with numerous fragments about meetings, elections, and duties. The readable portions sketch a chaotic, era-specific news page with scattered names and places rather than a single clear event.
A garbled report recounts mixed scenes of sporting effort and civic happenings. It mentions football, refereeing disputes, and local authority actions amid a snowy town environment with hotels and police presence noted in passing. The piece weaves names, places, and events into a dense, unclear mosaic of 19th or early 20th century life.
Fragmentary telegrams show mixed currency figures and vague product names. Entries mention weights and prices for goods such as wheat and platies with uncertain origins and illegible terms. The page reflects a chaotic storage of commodity quotes and foreign names.
Market report fragment notes Winwhoombe and Carson with a touchdown play. Mentions Meek at 238 to Sls per 100s and Agillocks from £0 to £13, rowy £3 by JH. Reading transliteration shows limited legible facts and several garbled terms.
A chaotic incident aboard a German ship led to mutinous disorder and a forthcoming policy court action. Captain Billo ordered a capture, while officials including Norman Fuseph Vlas and Andrew Semvet face proceedings. The event, tied to prior maritime tensions, involved projections of naval authority and survivor accounts, with mentions of a large cargo and a theatre project as side notes. The report references the policy court and potential consequences for those involved.
Mingoola residents hosted a farewell event for Mr and Mrs Wilkin son and family of Mingoola and Tenterfield. The celebration praised their long service and friendship, with gifts including a silver tom from the community. Attendees included Mr MacDonald, Mr Wright, and local sports figures, and the evening featured musical selections and tributes to their contributions to Mingoola life.
A cryptic fragment suggests a witness or representative linked to a Five Hills matter. The unreadable text mentions Thane and SE Loops but provides no clear names, dates, or actions. Further readable details are required to confirm scope or outcome.
The bulletin reports a grand entertainment event with over 4000 attendees. The show features mock trials and a famed performer, promising an enjoyable experience with no seating charges.
A jumble of local events covers auction notices at old pavilion, a sheep sale, dances, school visits by Wallangarra players, and a Crown land vote. Highlights include Mr. Ben Kermode’s trip to Dalby, 20 couples at a dunes gathering, and a Wallangarnn School of Arts visit to Tenterfield.
F I V I U E S ite tay dah and spoulaliby details remain unclear in this fragmented OCR lead. The readable bits point to a local person and a place, but full facts and context are obscured.
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