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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
2
A Wingahme Chronicle item details a lodge meeting with officers named including Bro. Arthur Pee and Bro. J. Richardson. The report covers initiation, wardens, and ceremonial proceedings, noting attendance and procedural events amid muddled OCR text.
A long local football report covers Wingham's hard fought defeat of Comboyne with key players named, noting Wingham’s strong play and a buildup toward upcoming fixtures. The piece details lineups, umpires, and crowd energy, highlighting standout performances by Tinonwe and others while comparing this match to past weeks.
In a muddled account the Winghasy Perit versus Balt game unfolds with scant clarity. Winghasy Path features briefly as players contest the ball while Willie's efforts clash with Randers and Riley. The narrative struggles with misread names and erratic plays as the match ends without a decisive play.
In Wingham a string of small items fills the page from sales to social notices. Mr Turner and others are noted for Thursday gatherings, with local shops advertising events and a memorial hall code meeting planned at Amich’s residence Cedar Party. The narrative mentions public announcements, a top score by Tordle Taylor, and a variety of community activities around Manning River and nearby streets.
A crowded Wingham bulletin recounts a flurry of public gatherings and notices. Plans include a major annual district meeting, a secretarial committee assembly, and a July town event, with reports on participants, speakers, and venue details across Wingham and nearby areas.
A chaotic OCR fragment recounts church events with a mood of winter hardships. It mentions a reverend figure, a dance called the Ghost Dance at Candial, and a mood of public gatherings in distress, with references to Melbourne near colonial railways and exiled figures.
A damaged report describes the Grand Nobla Grand at Coclongo Lodge related to late Juanes Gatebelor. It notes a public sale action and mentions Mr. John Booth, a well known tob er merchant, alongside Looms and other local references. The account references the Reed slab sale and periodical hinges tied to the event.
Trial by Jury debate centers on labor unrest and the call for jury rights. Doneld Grant, a veteran of the system, warns the potential for upheaval if juries are weakened. The controversy references the state government, imported labor contingents, and fears of imprisonment under charges tied to industrial disruption.
A garbled report notes a boxing style clash and multiple named individuals such as Jack Young and W H Fallon Co. Mentions a music venue and a series of unclear details. The text is noisy with many unreadable terms and lacks coherent facts.
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