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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
7
Sixty ballot papers posted with sixteen returned. Informal president and treasurer appointments listed among candidates. Several names and roles appear, with notes on racing events and other activities, indicating a community school meeting and sports day.
Reading from a dated ad, Mitchell offers Cure Your Cakes With Bo-Peep Baking Powder. The prompt copy suggests lighter texture and palatable results, urging bakers to try the product for improved baking outcomes.
The article notes a long history of steam boiler sales and expertise in vertical and coil boilers, highlighting a robust order book, manufacturing capacity, and compliance with consulting engineers and insurers. It mentions extensive boiler production metrics and the role of steam power in supporting local industry and dairy operations including the Metropolitan Dairy, with references to firms Waugh and Josephson and W. Rabb in refrigeration equipment.
An amateur tennis meet held Saturday witnessed H Gilmore of Loweriver and Parker of Gloucester claim top honours in singles with a 64 final score. Mrs Aston and Mrs Andrews reached the doubles semis, while Ridhy Fardon and Troier beat Machin and Bowling 6-4 4-4. The event drew local players and the club plans a trophy presentation for an open championship.
Fragmentary report of a Forsyth event detailing ladies singles and doubles progress. Mentions matches between Howling and Sachin, Richardson and Trotter, Easton, Minsey Richardson, Thatcher, Rowling, Machip, and others with scores or partial results, notes a forfeit and pending matches to be finished the next day.
A fragmentary notice promotes a holiday outing titled Lillan, described as the sole pleasure launch for a party. It mentions reasonable rates and telegraph and letters tending to inquiries, but unreadable specifics about dates or locations are present.
The Government of New South Wales offers 2,000,000 funding stock or debentures bearing 6 per cent interest for five years from June 1 1930 to raise funds for drought relief and wheat scheme completion. Applications close June 30 1920. interest paid semiannually June and December. principal repaid at par.
The text outlines the evolution of the stock agent into a commercial organization, noting its economic importance and regional divisions within New South Wales. It describes climate variations across the eastern, central, and western areas, and lists staple products such as deep cattle wool and calver. It mentions managerial threats from years of neglect and the need to expand production through SHERI, CATHWOO, PUA, CALVES, and PRODUCE.
Church services listed for CHURCH OF ENGLAND CATHOLIC UTERIAN METHODIST and CHURCHES OF CHRIST on June 27 to 37 across Wingham Comboyne Bulga Port Macquarie and surrounding districts. Entries name towns parishes Rev. ministers and service times with multiple venues including Wingham Camboyne Comboyne West Comboyne Tarwe Lane Lorne and Darawank.
Fragmentary patient notes describe a disturbing bronchial cough with tickling in the Union area. Symptoms include mild irritation, slight tightness, and sporadic wheezing. no clear diagnosis or treatment details are provided.
An old advertisement touts Pepa 4othie tablets as a pine essence remedy. It claims to loosen mucus, soothe irritation in nasal and bronchial passages, and ease chest inflammation. Sold by chemists and stores at 1/6 and 3 per box or from the vendor at 29 Pitt Street, Sydney.
A fragmented notice discusses Woods' Great Peppermint Cure claimed to treat coughs and colds with fallure and mystery. It references Mitchell's RoPeep Powter as tied and hints at unknown remedies or failures in taking the treatment.
Fragmented and garbled plea urging protection under the Workman's Compensation Act. References to employers and workers, with numerous spelling errors and unclear context. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize beyond general insurance and employment themes.
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