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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary correspondence discusses inverted writing and its use in shielding anti Prohibition messages. It mentions an advertising stake and references names such as Joe Denyer and Ave n ett and notes dates around 1080.
The damaged text references arbitration and settlement processes in a labor dispute, noting scales of payments and proposed terms. It mentions parties and legal actions, including potential wage and employment terms, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
The fragmentary report recounts a January event at the MooninK river near Glen and Seville with references to boats, canoes, and a group crossing a canal. It mentions a flotilla, dangers faced by travelers, and local names such as Seville and Derby, with scattered notes about people and places and a vague sense of a community tale.
The fragmentary report describes a chaotic scene with scattered terms and unclear sequence. It mentions Thunderbolt, Inverell, and references a race or journey with disrupted names and a judge’s diary note. Strong entities include Thunderbolt and Inverell despite garbled context.
Church listings show services for Church of England Catholic and Presbyterian congregations in Wingham and Taree areas. Names such as Kinley, Erwinbarh, Crawford, and Wright appear with dates and street or district references, indicating a regional schedule of worship venues and times.
Auctioneer notes cattle sale results with mixed quality despite drought. Records show quantities, weights, and payments across numerous lots, listing buyers and prices in shillings and pounds. Local bidders from multiple towns participate as values and conditions influence final sums.
The Hartihos Presbytery convened at Clovomter on June with Rev T W Hewat of Gloucester acting as moderator for the year. Apologies arrived from Ray Terran Syd ney and Thay Davies mid Miura W S Gombey. The meeting approved invitations and discussed pastoral transitions, including the resignation of the longtime pastor Manning after 28 years and the upcoming appointment of a successor, with the official report pending and attendance details noted.
Market notes show steady attendance with buyers from 113 county and beyond. Prices indicated strong demand for cattle and hogs as stockyards open in morning with firm quotes and competitive bidding.
A garbled market item describes a dairy product and its supply chain. Names and places are unclear, but references to cows, a trade partner, and vendors suggest a local goods notice. Readable elements include mentions of a woman seller and multiple uncertain names.
A property sale occurred at Belek residence in Wingham with Mr Komper Biniih of Comdorwe as the purchaser. The total price paid was 3800.
Auction Sales details list Mewire Deauchamp and i of Blowcottar offering a buyer on Friday July 30 for good heavy draught horses. Local notice notes quantities and terms for purchasers.
A jumbled mix of notices and ads mentions drainer issues at Ot Mary's Art Union in Taree and Wellamba DA adjournment. It lists prices for produce and goods, mentions electing candidates by wire, and notes various local items such as peppermint products and a children's taking coat.
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The readable fragments reference a Day Competition and related movements led by Winghaos and others, with mentions of Queen of the Day, hospital movements, and community effort. The garbled OCR suggests ongoing communal actions and a publication note about Mercury.
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