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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
4
A cobbled tract discusses Australian politics and global events with scattered references to colonies and leaders. Amid long appendages it mentions the war, governance, and social concerns, interwoven with stray quotes and fragmented opinions.
A cryptic OCR fragment from Barteria mentions a Weltish press minister and references a group named opaniax of the very K6U the pant Ute. The readable parts point to political or press figures with unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cattle quality and pricing terms with references to pale quality and quantities. Mentions 2004 era context and various unidentified figures and terms.
Fragmentary notes discuss church factions and reform, mentioning the UlakCxoreh and Reorganisation, alleged misconduct, and past leaders. The text laments conflicts within a parish and references a 1008 date, urging unity and caution against slander amid factional disputes.
An incomplete notice list reports a variety of individuals and events including a death in Britain, a widow and family names, and local legal proceedings. The text references Dungo Chronicle style notices, a Victoria and Federal Totalin domain, and mentions of individuals such as Mr McDowell and Mr Mann. Details are garbled and many names appear misspelled or cut off.
A group presents Mr. Plispatrick with a gold toned instrument and pen as a token of apology. Attendees include Manare, WTC Mitchell, P Kemp, Pod Marsa, D Destinny, Tutt, K Cameron, and others who offer support for the distinguished guest’s return home.
The Manning River region hosts a final determination at Kandali with notable attendees including Master Bro. AW and Drv. 17. Richardaan, plus officials W. Bamford and W. Weeks. A large gathering heard a Tire Degree Lecture, saw many visitors and a reception, and noted a later Noram event with plans for the Wingham district and charity creek matters.
A historic listing presents numerous hotel names and rates across towns including Brighton Merrington Moet commercial motels Krambach Cooparnack Forster and Taree. It notes various establishments with prices such as 50 and 80737 in unclear currency, alongside scattered lodge names and locations.
Members of the Winghem Pras Ihe Mareheese Unity Order of 664 fetes met at Boers Tor ieotiaag tre with Noble Great Bro Lamaborns present. D. Mobianonad gave a welcome, D. Nobinees were elected, and Fr Gauld was named Auditor. Election of officers set for a future date.
The text records a Monday football match between Tenttine Washam and Newcastle with an 80 fee, mentions Aboriginal sites near Windeyer and a grave inscription at Camatling, plus notes on weather, river traffic, and a 1884 policy debate. It also references figures like Mr. Wiliain and Mr. Ones, and a Commonwealth State grant totaling £376,000 with £198,000 already allocated.
The article outlines nominations for the annual Macleay River Jockey Club meeting at Wauchope with £600 prize money across four races. It notes delays and corrections to the program, including weights, entries, and inspection updates from officials and LC Kempney.
Glimpses of notices and ads from Arcadia area including church events and a sermon by A Ly Vion. Local entertainment previews mention Wingain Laugh night at Arcadia cinema and a Philipsooy drama with Sidne y Birdney supporting. Classifieds advertise drapery, flannel goods, and tender sales in Cameron Comboyne and Merivlle districts.
Fragmented notice announces a July auction sale at Hekel Keouintuoh with details about items from Mr Tichard and the late A Grima. It references bidders and alterations to oversight and lists participants connected to Ragcatarn and other named figures.
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