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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
The Wingham Chronicle covers a lengthy council session with motions on education funding, railway expansion, and local services. Key figures include Mr McTiomald and Mr Camerson, with debates over public school funding, a proposed motor lorry program, and police or public works questions.
A chaotic session in the NSW Parliament unfolds as Willis faces opposition and clashes with Henry Willis. The chair rules trigger brawling, expulsions, and calls for order while witnesses recount partisan manipulation and alleged autocratic hints.
The readable lines reference debts, payments, and a company mentioned as Kompany. Br itamimone and Hocided appear among fragmented names, with a conclusing motion noted and a member rang over a dispute. The text is highly garbled but hints at a financial matter and a formal decision.
A pretty wedding took place at The Styalia home star Wel nondey last. The contracting parties were Lanora of Caur Pert and Mike Teonte oaanise of Mredann, with M.A. Balchars as actor. The bride wore silks and a crepe gown, and wore a blue crepe gown with matching accessories. The groom received a silver mounted military Brunhe as a gift. Guests included Mr Modpath and W. J Lattimore, with a rain interruption noted. A toast was offered and a winding parade boat drew attention along the water.
Fragmented dispatchs recount parliamentary motions urging examination of national economic and social reforms. Text references campaigns for liberty and property, taxation, and regulatory aims amid winter period, with unclear outcomes and partial quotes from ministers and officials.
A fragment recounts last night at viewopierias church with contracting parts involving Mr Newe Sempron and Ian Mie Dar. Ray Graford served as officer or observer during the event.
Fragmented OCR recalls a Wingham NSW scene with council appointments, road law enforcement, school building plans, and a motor accident near Gloucesater. Names include Bishop, Burvoyar, and Davies, with urgency on new Conthogue school plans and traffic enforcement. A column of local chatter mixes civic notes, crime, and community concerns.
A damaged OCR extract describes a venue plan with varied color terms and questionable names. The text mentions cards, funding, a hall, and several unclear proper nouns and places. It reads as a jumble of colors, race terms, and decorative descriptions with no coherent event or outcome.
A fragmented report details an Ingham School of Arts gathering with discussions of committees, dance items, and supper preparations. Mentions of individuals including W. Re Malan and J. H Wlchaniwon appear alongside committee roles and various attendees referenced in a ceremonial social setting.
Auctioneers report from A KH Turner details a sale with multiple lots including furniture and household items. Bidding was active with strong prices for larger pieces and warnings issued for some consignments. John H Sullivan’s June sale noted good bidding, factory items fetched solid prices, and attendance was steady.
A fragmented report notes a shipment involving Mr Doane and Ty Mind, with mixed play and a train starting from Wingham. It mentions a price record for Fide Mr Tome and sales at WAG ATL, with consignors Mowry Wanger and Tory handling disposal for a new young value.
Fragmented report notes Homebush fat stock sale results with roper entries and bidders. Cattle numbers appear as 3400 yarded with a 40 lower market and 470 bond transactions. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate multiple buyers and local owners amid a price decline.
Wingham notices recount Mr Jonas and Bhii’s event today. Football ahead with the Ford clash tomorrow and various social gatherings. Local trade, church events, and hospital notices fill a long column of community items from June through July.
Intimate memorial notice for Nathan James Rangel McGillivray aged Ys, passed June 20th. The obituary honors his life and notes his family, including son-in-law Lowen, daughter-in-law Charles Vaylor, and grandchildren Winghans. Service details and farewells are shared with affectionate remembrances.
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