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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
2
Readers are treated to a dense, fragmented page of items including weather forecasts, politics, court notes, and social updates. The jumble mentions Judge Browne, visas, a Crockett verdict, and local debates while weaving in weather theory and public concerns.
Dr Minogue warns in 191 about birth rates and immigration shaping Australia. Sydney, Melbourne, and other cities show rising populations, while rural areas lag. He cites fertility trends, race concerns, and policy implications for the nation’s future.
McC Chapman of Wingham led nine trucks of cattle for relocation to Sydney meat premises. The move tracks prime cattle as farmers relocate stock toward meat processing facilities.
A garbled OCR text recalls a past era where advertising value is discussed, mentioning names and firms in a fragmented fashion. The piece hints at shifts in advertising strategy and a reluctance to advertise, but the readable bits are sparse and uncertain.
Fragmentary text notes a ticket for a school pond Medal event and an Annual Hospital Ball at a tennis venue. It mentions July and Wednesday schedule, with references to people including MPs and secretaries, and a racing date at a paddock venue. The readable fragments suggest local notices and social events for the week ahead.
News in Brief appears garbled with multiple misspellings. It references rabies, an employment ad, the Department of Main Roads, and a special meeting of directors. The readable elements are sparse and lack coherent narrative or concrete details.
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The issue reports illness recoveries near Dungog and Wingama, with Father O'Donohue honor and local parish events. It notes social and civic activity, retirement and appointments, and community updates from Wingham, Dungog, and surrounding areas, including church services and Jubilee celebrations.
Local notes report Deniliquin authorities and trustees clashing over cemetery costs and burial practices. A Meaton theory and proposed fees prompt dispute as residents fear reduced interments and possible changes to the Deniliquin cemetery at large.
Ambulance notes recount multiple cases including a person conveyed to MEDD Hospital after a temperamental incident. Another patient, Mk II Mean from Wootton, sustained injuries after a trip and fall. A statement mentions Mr A Nicholson of Cumdletown taken to MAD for medical treatment.
A local government note records an additional grant totaling £300 for the Raw Creek project. The funds will support clearing, farming adjustments, and the construction of access roads and a bridge at Bell's Brnising, with plans to connect to Mon Toerewith and clear deviations.
The Piel Convent Ball will be held at the Memorial Town Hall Winearn on Tuesday night July 2. The event promises a popular and enjoyable evening with Chequers Orchestra, six-piece band, pretty receptions, and poultry jumper. Debutantes will be presented to the Mayoress of Wingham, Mrs. Bt. Kage, with a juvenile ball on the following night featuring novelties and prizes.
Wingham Town Band performed at a June 30 concert in town hall front area raising about £10 after tickets and donations. Director My Zarie Callaghan led the ensemble with members including Diane, Dewioghurn, and R Ryder. extras from Crown and Mes Be joined for a varied program. The hall featured autumnal decor and artwork, with a large audience and a main supper organized by Mrs. Gra Tobolsott and Sara Ak.
Readable text notes Wingham stock sales with cattle values rising to about 20 to 30 shillings. Mentions Palrrwoo and Mauch but details are unclear. Report indicates a week of inquiry yielding higher prices, with fat cattle values improving from around ten shillings.
Market brief shows unclear items with names Nydong Twetay Hutter 42/6 and DeWalt tools, then Joat Wunky M9 figures and potatoes priced from £10 to £19, onions listed with nonsensical units and vague origins. Reflects damaged OCR of a local market listing with inconsistent weights and currencies.
Fragmentary report from Homebush Fat Stock Sales shows references to Winchormbe Caron Ltd and ROU cards. Details are incomplete with garbled pricing and item descriptions, but indicate stock quality adjustments and a move toward prime beef.
Sunrise 1 Winghem 9 in a high scoring game with Hohitoch second grade also losing to Winghem on Saturday. The Sporting brief notes Om provides a glimpse of local league outcomes and standings.
Saturday club pairs saw Wingheee Chan and partners push through two tight matches while other teams like Paley, Belbeat, Yarnold and Bird battled in mixed results. Friday's matches featured Summerville, Grant, Callan and Moore with several upsets and upcoming rounds noted in the Lower Manning and Kook Alurra competitions.
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