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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
8
The notice hints at fluctuations beyond control but urges owners to apply the highest ruling values. It references Winchcombe Carson Ltd and Saleamen Money in a discussion of pricing and value variations without clear outcomes or dates.
The ordinary monthly meeting of our local parliament convened on Thursday morning May 6 with 17 members in attendance. President Higgins presided as the secretary reported on resignations and potential successors, including Mr. Gollan whose valued service was remembered.
In a curtailed tennis contest Tarenow Cot Stad & won over the Atetheana. Murray's team advanced as Manarwok Gefoulnd Thavla forfeited due to one missing player, leaving Utume short.
Report from Sydney on Russian conditions with witness accounts of life in Leninabad and Moscow. Observations describe harsh clothing, queues for meat, high food prices, and extreme shortages. The piece notes limited sympathy in Australia toward Communists and mentions Austrasian visitors discussing wool adoption and trade links.
The 28th annual conference of the Dalry Factory Managers and Secretaries Association opens in Moore Burk at the Royal Agricultural Society’s lecture hall. Delegates from across the state attend as President H McVeigh presides and LT Machines discusses dairy issues, prices, and shifts toward a shorter workweek amid factory constraints.
A crowded field of dairy cooperatives competed in the annual Butter Factory dairy competition. Teams from Bowler ville, Nowra, Nambucca, Macleay, and many others presented products including matured cheeses and dairy goods, with prizes announced by the Federal Council Competition and regional co-ops like Central and Dalry Co. Dramatized by multiple entries, the contest showcased regional dairy strengths and industry collaboration.
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple Dalry and Coop entities with numbers and percentages. References include Dellinger River Dalry ATH, Dorriga Dalry 370 and 2, Graton Dalry HN 1, Chamard ham Waley Prod Line mote 3M 1, Dorriga Coop 2b, Grand nagroeats, Bollinces Ulver Dalry 554 1.
The record lists attendees and positions for the Managers and Secretaries Association. Names include J. Bryan, A. Walsh, Macaminy Columba, Dot Clune Jonon Foland, W. Hear, N. McKenzie Dorrigo, McVeigh Bena, A B Mardy Aberdeen, Dare South Wotumia, G. Bi Grafton, and T. A. Neplor Mack. The fragmentary text suggests a formal gathering with secretarial and managerial roles.
In River Street on May 2 a defendant appeared in Taree Police Court on a drunk and disorderly charge. The defendant pleads not guilty as Constable Wetter stated the details of the incident and the proceedings proceeded with the handbag and drink reportedly involved.
A disturbance on the river bank involved a man named Brown and several others. Police reported a struggle as bystanders tried to separate them and an indignant crowd observed. Constable Milenio noted a nearby intoxication incident and a separate row between two men, with one held by another.
In Taree on June 1 a man was charged after a tomahawk axe was found near a railway camp. The defendant claimed the axe was not his and stated others had sold him the weapon. Witnesses identified the axe as the property of Charles Brown a local linesman with the Electric Company. The court heard about the axe’s recovery and linked thefts, with the accused sentenced to two pounds and eight days imprisonment with hard labour and suspension of payment terms. The axe was to be returned to its rightful owner.
The report records defendant William Hayat Peck Wax charged after being found in a torri Gtrwat on June 1. The defendant did not appear and his recognition at 30/ was Tortelted as part of the proceedings.
Fragmentary text mentions Forster and a noted name Toffenhaor. No clear event or outcome emerges. Readable words include tourists residential and a foray reference, but specifics, dates, places, or organizations are not present. The usable facts are extremely limited and uncertain.
A concise record notes a product named Woodwore at Frepfermint Core intended for cough and cold relief. The entry mentions a Mayer Falle as a person associated with the item, suggesting a darkened market or local listing context.
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