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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 07, 1925
Page
2
A garbled July 7 entry describes chaotic events in New York and nearby areas. Mentions a mayoral figure, a stray trolley tale, a bank, a crowd, a strange storefront scene, and disjointed references to civic fear and daily bustle. Names, dates, and places are scattered, with fragmented accounts of local life and opinions.
A fragmented account from the Chronicle describes Wingham officials and others attending gatherings in Newcastle and Lumla, noting a farewell to a superintendent, hospital notices, and various local events. It mentions residents, public notices, and preparations for political or social functions in the region.
A chaotic report describes a football encounter with unclear player names and outcomes. The text mentions multiple initials and towns, noting a 4 to score and a close contest with tense moments and disputed actions.
The Cedar Party edged Wests 180 to 16 after a tense rugby style game at Cedar Park. Key plays included a strong finish by McLean and a late goal by Dillogty, with Wests contesting throughout and Parker and Ayerre contributing notable attempts.
A garbled report lists names and actions from a racing event with references to Gamboree and Coybayne. It mentions a Pattie Rickie and a Dejadty goal, plus various players and a drive that sparked debate among attendees. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
The Wingham Municipal Council met at the town hall Monday receiving tenders from several bidders. The tender from Charles Henderson was accepted for infarming work on a key project while other bids were discussed and noted.
De Lure Pictures announces an Asmat program featuring Tat tive shove nlotarae tomorrow night. Miobart Howworth and Pauline Blarke appear in main show with Farnum in leading role. The production promises a mystery parade and local talent.
The report notes stock sale activity at Homebush with mixed weights and prices. Buyers and sellers discuss cattle supply, demand, and immediate requirements.
The Colossal Farmers' Coup auction reports abattoir sales with heifers and steers lowering prices. Calves sold around 145b carvon with wide variation in value and several lots bringing uneven yields. Merchantry and market conditions influenced bids while buyers showed modest demand for heavy cattle and lighter consignments.
Fragmented brief notes reference a dentist advert and local happenings with unclear names. Key items mention a dental topic, a painter, and a town event dated July 30 with a July 4 referenced. Names and places are garbled, but imply local notices and schedules.
The death of Mr. Thomas Wallin is reported after a long life as a carpenter and steady church member. Survived by a large family including wife, children, and grandchildren, he is described as a faithful neighbor, fond of whee ting, and a calm presence in his community. The obituary notes he lived at Blockyant Five and was laid to rest at Reaveide with funeral arrangements led by Mr. Latham.
Fragmented report from Wingham fixtures shows Wingham 2 and Wingham 3 fielding squads with Manners, Fajner and Abbott among listed players. The document lists matchups, venues, and tentative scores across rounds, noting interclub contests at Morral Creek and Wingham venues with several players named in varying lineups.
Fragmented OCR shows local advertising items with names such as Mr D Hirange of Wingham and Mr W W Moxey. Mentions prices like 72/6 and 17 weeks, with references to Tawt Hoy and Taree. Details are unclear but indicate marketplace notices and pricing.
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