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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Poller sieve and Twomey Eight fade with references to Childe Wingrane Cornell and a similar view of the major. The readable fragments suggest discourse on the sieve topic and opinions, but details are unclear.
A fragmented report from Melbourne mentions a six months action and an abort hearing amid confusion over a heresy charge. The garbled text references a person named Mayer and a likely courtroom or tribunal setting with unclear participants.
A young man was severely injured in a morning incident at Wharfville Place when his chest bone broke and his face was badly mauled. He was unconscious and attended by medical staff at the scene. The cause remains under investigation as authorities review the matter.
The Justice minister and Acting Premier debated the Moratorium Act this week in cabinet. A proposed amendment to the existing law would enforce charges for certain offences, and discussions touched on the Bayresie Court and new procedures under the trusted authority.
Rough on Sena Cantres and McLeod clash over policy stances in a terse exchange. The fragmented text references controversial topics and local concerns tied to the event, with unclear specifics due to OCR errors. The piece hints at tensions and civic matters affecting the community.
A sprawling sample of 1920s style notes covers politics, economy, and society. Prime Minister Leone and rural bank openings appear amid discussions of government policy and public concerns, with references to local figures, protests, and upcoming legal actions.
Mr T C Blanch won the Liver Cup for best bacon pig amid a muddled OCR recounting. The text mentions a silver cup presented Thursday and references a Bacon Cup and other unclear details involving Mr Blanch and Mr Janes, with garbled phrases around winners and entries.
A social evening at Weenee featured Mr and Mrs Wasiley and guests including neighbors and speakers. The event celebrated community ties with gratitude to volunteers and a warm reception for the Burmierville next presence while a traveling run was praised.
A fragmented report describes the Wingham versus Taree tennis match with unclear scores and players. It notes Wingham led by a wide margin in several sets and mentions officials, club members, and a president named Wingh...
The report lists multiple wedding and social notices around Taree and Winghas district. Details include marriages at Our Lady of the Rooriry Church in Tarva, parish priest notes, hospital updates on local residents, and social congratulations to area figures. Names mentioned include Mrs Piran Gloarmy, Mr. F Onngron, and Mrs. Creat, with references to local churches, schools, and a Catholic church ground being prepared for events.
A garbled reminiscence passage recounts local figures such as Sergeant Juntuh Podgure, Taiher Ragern, and Tom Doyle with mentions of burial in Morpeth and a Catholic cemetery. The text threads through church observers, a priest, and village rituals, ending with uncertain notes on the writer’s duties and unknown workers.
Auction sales listed for July include Manning Bales Co and Palerno, with room for bidders to submit entries next Thursday. Donald Be Read advertises for particulars and emphasizes property sale details to be provided.
An unreadable market wire fragment lists assorted terms and numbers such as Bpieg Pride Sutter 14/6 and am o 1/ 10 1/1, with scattered references to prices or rates. The text is fragmentary and not clearly coherent or attributable to a specific event or entity.
J 28 ME dau Unger of Upper tonudowte sustained an nut wound while hammering a wedge. He was conveyed to MAD Hospital. Also on the same date Mr Frederick Atasap, laborer for Langley Vale Forentry, insured, was injured. Mr Q Thomnoni of Porter was conveyed to MLAB.
The Wingham Parents and Citizens Association held a monthly gathering at the Clateret Rural School on Wednesday night. Attendees included local players and families. prizes were awarded to winners in a tournament and a ladies prize was won by T. W. Gollum. A supper followed with dancing to conclude the evening.
News in brief notes various local notices from Wingham and district. Vendors for road work are invited by Reid and Co Taver and Sheppard clerks. Public meeting details and annual meeting plans for the Wingham School and Rotary demonstrate community actions with dates and invitations for residents to attend.
A fragmentary obituary note from Forster details a fatal accident at Porter sawmill and the subsequent deaths in the community. It highlights Mr. A. Bycket, Mrs. Becher, and a young student Dave Hadley, with references to family, church, and hospital care, and notes a large funeral at McLugine Cemetery.
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