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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
2
A historical overview traces how trust and combination movements emerged in the modern era. It discusses key figures, worldwide examples, and the development of trust laws led by forces in the United States and Europe. It notes the push toward limiting competition and shaping economic power through cooperative monopolies and regulatory statutes.
The text outlines a historical discussion on protection, competition, and revenue methods. It references English legislative action, tariff concepts, and the interplay of commerce and state funding. Names and specifics are obscured, but the focus remains on policy debates shaping economic control and public finance.
An obituary outlines the life of the late Mr Matthew Jarman of Wingham. It notes he died the previous night at Dulwich Hill and left a large family including wife Mary Grown and children Julia, Adam, and others. Survived by his widow and several relatives, the notice recalls his work history, residence, and character, with a funeral held at the Presbyterian church.
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief timetable or appointment list mentioning people such as pupnanson mist Surgeon and Wingert. The text is garbled with dates and times but indicates a March 7 entry with morning and afternoon slots and a reference to a dowry or appotaiennn.
Local column from Wingham area reports on a Provisional election invitation, coverage of residents preparing for the Mull competition, social visits and family news, hospital procedures, and town happenings. Mentions Mr and Mrs Findlay, the Thomann family, and community figures shaping town life with updates on travel, health, and local governance.
A dated report from Elby Brie River area recounts a sequence of farm events and farm life details emphasizing milk yield, cattle care, and local practices. It notes a man named Mr. Mouthun Bults and references a vow, a pasture, and water access.
A May wedding at Noweatle's Weddingham Presbyterian Church joined Vern Ing and Miss Wietok Arnvid Ranbiby in a ceremony officiated by Dr. G T Clerks of Tapes. The bride wore ivory mariette with silver and a pale shell comb, carried a bouquet, and was given away by her father. The reception followed at Seuthah House.
Leonard George Wilton faced charges following an incident near Wingham involving a railway corridor and alleged theft. Police described a late night event at a train, with witnesses and a second youth detained, and the case linked to a broader theft from Dungog. The accused faced court proceedings, with exhibits presented and statements recorded.
A fragmentary report describes a meeting of MU members and Lodge affiliates, mentioning Belonting the Wherrol Flat Lodge and a link to Wlagham. It references a gathering led by ALK Fowlar and others, with unclear roles and several garbled names. The piece reads as a muddled social or organizational update with limited factual clarity.
The readable lines show garbled manuscript like notes with scattered names and places, including references to Briggs Borge and Sister Homey. The fragment mentions a harbor area and a potential Remake or maintenance context with unclear events and multiple unreadable terms.
A scrambled OCR page lists numerous names and numbers in a sports or team roster. Many entries are garbled, with misread names and stray figures, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, teams, scores, or schedule details.
The page lists church service times and events for Wingham and surrounding parishes. It includes Catholic, Presbyterian, and Methodist notices with dates such as June 20 and June 28, detailing service hours, pastors, and local meeting places.
Fragmentary OCR lists a Wednesday event with numbered items and names such as Panoneuny Teniay enunen and Beorme. The readable portion mentions Atten ear and Flew Aither-Wabatar with unclear context or affiliations. The text is garbled and specific details are indiscernible.
Fragmentary OCR from Wingham District School page mentions images and photography. Lacking clear events, it notes display and study of pictures with unclear captions and names.
A garbled OCR contains scattered references to a Great Peppermint Cure claimed to treat leukemia, with various local names and events. The text mentions individuals, committees, insurance, and political party lines, but the overall content is unclear and fragmented with no coherent reportable incident or outcome.
A late 1930s newspaper fragment recalls a sorrowful gathering at the Homewood family home. Mr J C Summerville remarks on a recent bereavement while Mrs Homewood and Miss Homewood are named in a tribute. A well known hospitality at the house is noted, with plans to honor the memory and support the subscribers of the ten Himoniaie.
A damaged OCR item describes a chaotic scene with references to Whitford Tarawah Hh Winghai and names like Mr Ryan. It mentions a death linked indirectly to an inquest, a royal council member, and a widow supported by a community. The piece notes public reaction and editorial involvement but contains many garbled words.
Fragmentary OCR text references a fatal incident, a bank or prize event, and multiple named individuals, with garbled place names and figures. Details are unreadable, but mentions a death, a revolver threat, and a public scene near a river, suggesting a violent crime report with unclear provenance.
Auctioneers Mexerm Unhales Wadden and Co Weert announce a sale date at Clow Center in July. The notice lists three inns and mentions a value estimate with several unreadable words. Local bidders are urged to inspect the items and participate in the sale.
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