05 Feb 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1924
Page
1
Readers vent as a prohibition petition callers government to reconsider the utility charges. An editorial voice condemns high bills and criticizes alleged inflated quarterly accounts, while residents describe sudden rate hikes and meter accusations amid a broader cost of living tension.
Howard Williams honorary treasurer requests brief letters to the editor about supporting National Homes Institute. The appeal highlights large numbers of children helped, training provided, no waiting list, and admission of new cases daily. The writer urges public generosity and Christian benevolence.
Fragmentary text mentions a company and a repair department plan with dates likely for a purchase or construction. Names such as 65 George Btrow appear, but details are garbled. The readable part notes notifying someone about a planned action and a request to avoid delay.
Punerals conw igie Town or today most Modern country.
A fragmented note mentions a sermon by Shelton praising a top class of wool and hints at a prize or value. It references a Talephone line and an 18 unit figure, suggesting a price or measurement context connected to the textile topic.
The Commonwealth General Assurance Corporation is presented as a major Australian company providing general insurance products. The notice highlights its corporate role, market presence, and potential services for businesses and individuals seeking coverage.
A vintage appeal urges local merchants to advertise in the Wingham Chronicle to reach buyers at home, stressing home spending, honest ads, and steady readership. It claims ads boost profits, attract customers, and build town prosperity through repeat business and community presence.
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