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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
2
A garbled historical newspaper fragment discusses festive hopes and financial expectations tied to a mysterious entity named Lone Hand. The text references earnings, anticipated gains, and various unclear events across dates, with scattered names and places that indicate a broader social or economic wrap but remain largely indecipherable.
The issue outlines an upcoming Arcadie screening and Saturday program at Victoria Street venues. It lists performers, opticians, dental ads, teaching events, and various local projections with times, dates, and shop names across Ald, Harton, Wingham, and surrounding areas.
Obituary notice for Ay Hawhere Cometaule A A Emiboel Dogg recounts a long career as a hunter and constable, with service over 30 years and a death after illness. Details cover family, funeral plans, hospital care, and community remembrance at Cuwhon cemetery. The piece reflects local obituary style and reverence for a dedicated public servant.
The document notes government savings accounts and cash movements with balances, withdrawals, and deposits. It references figures around £41 and £100 with dates and monthly totals, indicating routine account activity and fund transfers within a financial system.
A garbled report discusses Mr Tedor and the Federated Trade Nations conference in Melbourne, noting industry price expectations and railway commission involvement. It references Bovey, Ryder arcitects, and a £70,000 sum, with mentions of Pathe Ware Commission and migration sentiment toward federal union. The fragment mentions Canharre and Maghine movements around 18 months time.
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