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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
2
A garbled column reflects on Kendall and early literary figures, praising poets and critics from Hartley to the Mountaineers. The piece juxtaposes modern journalism's ethics with 19th and early 20th century literary pioneers, musing on culture, memory, and the role of writers.
Fragmented OCR shows a 19th century Australian public notice discussing civic appointments. It mentions figures such as Parramatta and Dube, with references to election processes, vacancies on the council, and candidates like Mr. Kort and Mr. Kennedy. The text is garbled but signals a local government vacancy and upcoming votes.
An obituary notes the death of Mr Jammer Everitt of Wingham after illness. It highlights his faith, honesty, and family ties, and records community tributes from the Wingham Bowling Club and local associations. The report lists mourners and the village actions taken in his memory.
A collage of names and brief notices from Wingham and nearby areas. References include residents and relatives, court or police mentions, and community happenings. The fragmented text mentions places like Port Bineaiarie and Laurieton, with scattered references to banking, politics, and social visits.
The readable text describes propaganda, public persuasion, and political manipulation across regions. It references courage, aging, and collective resistance, with scattered mentions of campaigns, media, and government actions. The fragmentary nature limits precise reporting of events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe broom makers and freight charges tied to a casino order. References to postal delivery, shipments, and possible price changes surface, with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints market activity and concerns over costs affecting local business and maker conduct.
A fragmentary report notes a Tamirat Norin Dest Agricultural Boel conference held at Memorial Hall. Attendees included Mr Feo Pumstald and Mr Cameron. funeral details for Mrs Maryacel Bence are described, with a procession and burial led by Father Mogian and Father Moray.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions warnings and a variable sequence of names and items. The legible parts reference a Tit at and oldbar Wied with scattered terms like Bird and Ned, but no clear event, entity roles, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment notes landowners in 80 Siete who have not completed returns or attendance tasks. The text mentions AW Blysna Ora Buin and a vague acknowledgment that some individuals must attend or finalize the process. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are provided.
A dated letter from the General Department discusses remuneration for services and access to a trunk line between Comboyne residents and the post office. It mentions attendance expectations, venue arrangements, and the need to inform Mr. E Smith about telecommunication blocks and extension needs.
The Cedar Party handicap tennis tournament was played on Serra courts in June under Cedar Party Tennis Club auspices. Winners included Amverica Tournasme, Gout, Moy, and Laitimore, with cups and silver medals presented by club officials.
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Fragmentary notes describe Davis Cup action including matches between players such as Grawfur and Boussus with score fragments. Mentions of Australia and Germany appear among garbled names and unclear event details.
Mr Lyons at Edinburgh Sydney Turdar reports wild scenes as the Proventoriy action society fulfiled a pledge to prada signe the Pryedom of the City of EatWreh brite elven to the Prins minister of Rushenlin. Ceremony pauses amid gestured cheers and shouts, a rammed casket and a crowd chorus "Na Bopery."
The Jubilee Ball, hosted by Wingman Town Berd, will occur at Live Memorial Town Mall on Thursday with 220 Aine Music by Chris Callaghan's Dane Bund from Newcastle. The Firat Convent Bail will be held Lom Hie Memorial owes fil, and a government subp may appear, as listed in a chaotic community notice.
In Wingham reports, Mr H Davin of Kilawarra and Mr Moore competed over melons weighing near five pounds. Cyril Bird and Mr Miller of Duckenfield weighed melons and discussed growth and measurement methods. The event highlighted local pride in produce from Kilawarra and nearby areas, with observers noting the accuracy of gauges and potential sale prospects.
An unclear report from Winwhem recounts a Monday evening event involving a retired worker, a trucking yard in Wingham, and a mysterious accident. It mentions a Mr Robert Carey, a factory corner scene, a death likely from heart failure, and a note about cattle described as crackers and twenty cows.
A tangled OCR brief lists town events and notices. It mentions a Tractor Demonstration in Lonesto, a meeting of the Primary Producers union on June 14, and a construction project at an XWebokt school building. Government notices reference a new building and power for a local erection.
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