Wingham Chronicle June 24 1921 local notices
Local page from the Wingham Chronicle dated Friday June 24 1921 shows small items and notices. Readable fragments include public announcements and brief notices likely from the town and nearby districts.
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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
4
Local page from the Wingham Chronicle dated Friday June 24 1921 shows small items and notices. Readable fragments include public announcements and brief notices likely from the town and nearby districts.
Fragmented OCR text references meetings, individuals, and institutions including Oddfellowship groups, health terms, and local notices. Multiple names, places, and events appear with unclear connections, suggesting a collage of notices, society references, and community remarks without a single focused report.
Fragmentary notes indicate a hospital investigation involving MRD and Miss EE Gras Mothon. Authorities report a patient missing after an incident at Pelben Ero Hospital. The case references a theft and an attempted return to a Gilary at AEH, with sister Neo as a named party.
Fragmentary scribe notes show pork price figures and market references with multiple unreadable phrases. The text lists prices or quotes and mentions names and places in a damaged format, indicating a hoarded ledger or trade record from a local market.
The article outlines a blaze affecting the NSW Bond Art Union facility with mention of Castine and Brust, and notes divers, artisans, and transport involved. It references a forthcoming art event, investments, and hospital concerns linked to the incident, with officials from the state and cults noted.
Odd fragment lists fat stock sales details and scattered names and places. The text includes references to Sullivan’s TTS, Vorieline Latter, and various initials, with unclear dates and targets.
Fragmented sports notes and odd phrases recount a late night of cricket and bowling with scattered names and results. The text hints at innings, players, and a clash involving North Australia and other teams, but is garbled and incomplete.
A damaged notice lists community events for Naprovtns with Halloween themed activities and a evening open house. Readable segments mention a veterans memorial hall event, crafts displays, and a lantern tree ceremony. Local organizers invite participation and provide date ranges and contact details.
A rewritten local sports item reports a track meet on a new course at Guwwantoy on Monday. Competitors from several teams are expected to compete with weights and sprint events.
Fragmented report lists players, scores, and matchups for a School of Arts Bnooker tournament. Names such as Murray, Lyndon, Moore, and Skinner appear among many others with varied point totals and team actions described in a dense OCR read, reflecting a lively competition within a local arts school league.
Mysterious narration flows through a candle lit scene at Mivnartal Hall with jagged dialogue and stray phrases. The text mentions Hawkeye, a venue, Vavler the wis, and a restless morning with police chatter and lingering questions about a meeting or event.
An odd historic note recalls a private ceremony of mourning and a shipboard disaster near Mydnay. The piece honors Mr Jk Thrower, master of Camel of Mydnay, and records a grim incident at sea with a fire and loss, including a remembered cry and accusations of blame amid a somber vigil.
In a turbulent Hastings Shire session officials approved a lengthy project list including road maintenance and drainage works at Comboyne road and Walton areas. The report notes steps under ministerial guidance but cites unresolved safety concerns and upcoming inspections by local authorities and farming associations.
The wire note line lists assorted commodity figures and prices toward mid June, including potatoes, mullet, honey and river products. Values appear as varied shorthand with inconsistent units and unclear vendors.
Fragmentary ad style notice describes a cough remedy claimed to ease feverish conditions. Mentions Chamberlain’s Comedy and claims the product heals persistent coughs and relaxes nasal congestion. Sold by Moxey and Chapman in Wingham with uncertain attribution.
Chronie Chest Complaints feature a claim for Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for chest complaints. The ad-like item targets readers seeking relief and markets the product with assertive language and prominent praise.
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