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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
3
WR Worthing seeks ten items as Ann Palle of Wingham and Clarrlet discuss a motor service route between Wingham and Tato Gally. The planned journey begins in March with a return trip to Wingham, aiming for a July 27 completion.
The notice mentions Royal H O Neill as proprietor and references patrons and revival of attention. It notes a call to action for patrons and groups connected to the venue, with unclear details about dates or exact actions. The readable fragments indicate a local notice aimed at attendees and supporters.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Tuesday six o clock meeting and weekly Saturday events. Mentions Manning mixer, Whitney, Vigor, Inter tie Modes, Fives, and upcoming classes. Reads like local notices with unclear dates and places, reflecting old wartime community scheduling.
The readable parts mention Hylton Ennis Court and Motor canoe, with stray names and places. Details are garbled and no coherent event or date emerges. The fragment suggests a local items column but lacks a clear action or outcome.
Readable fragments show discounted men’s and workwear items including trousers, collars, and shirts. Notable mentions reference brands and sizing cues like 4/41 56, and lines suggesting sale notes such as 6, 4/6 Mens. Stated items include knitwear and coats with references to color and finish.
Hundreds of similar bargains are advertised as too numerous to detail. Readers are invited to watch the advertisement for B10 deals and savings.
The minister notes Kikuyu grass imports from South Africa threaten local agriculture. Poor weather, late rains, and limited land area constrain cultivation, with potential to promote Bracken and other nonnative weeds. Economic factors push planting at £1 per 1000 units, with uncertain future prospects.
An unsigned fragment from a 1920s era notice references Prohibition enforcement and unnamed individuals. The opaque text mentions a Clinton report and timing around a prem and the United States including Kentucky. The garbled wording limits clear facts but implies a government or organizational notice with unclear conclusions.
A garbled excerpt presents tangled phrases about a trusted friend and companionship. The text appears as fractured lines with uncertain references, containing phrases like a pal you can trust and a pal you expect, interspersed with stray words and unclear names.
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