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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page lists names and places with disrupted phrases. Mentions First Grade and Second Race events at unspecified locales, along with a jumble of names such as Wilson, Gurtick, Joly, Gh Mirkancane, Pheomon, and others. The text appears to describe a local pageant or competition with scattered team and participant labels and race references.
The text urges citizens to avoid local meddling and woeful politics, condemns unchecked fundraising and hoaxes, and warns against biased advertising and dishonest voices. It cautions residents to resist ego trips, invest nothing locally, and question political manipulation while stressing personal responsibility and integrity.
A fragmented notice extols the Be Wise Be Wive and Friendly Society movement. It lauds brotherhood, utilitarian aid, and charitable cooperation with diverse groups to foster character through the work of Friendly Societies beyond sectarian divides.
Odd notes describe inviting Lovtee Secretary to meet and share details at a public interest meeting. The piece mentions advertising pages and concerts, and the Molkland Mercury print schedule, along with travel guides for the area around Cape Hawke and Hastings River. The Tourist Association promotes and offers copies through Fitzpatrick’s News Agency in Wingham.
A historic notice outlines subscriber responsibilities and publisher remedies for periodicals. It states that subscribers who fail to pay or move without notifying the office may be treated as continuing to receive papers. Courts deem unread papers uncalled for as evidence of intent to abandon. Advance payers who fail to continue ultimately forfeit rights to refunds or continued delivery.
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