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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary notes from the Wingham Chronicle Manning River Observer reference Woollahra by election data. It mentions a poll count, figures around 7 percent for a Mr MacDonalds preference, and a distribution of a related product or price context with scattered numbers and names.
In Wingham, notices advertise a land sale linked to Dervicmy apremir ex thle Ausie owe dvi uy Gone. The ad lists Vendees and an auction scar, with references to Mr Abek Wiichaed and Kelbery Business. The Wingnam event accompanies a meeting notice from the Ade sbery Cowell and the Wingham Farmers' Club.
London reports describe a Wimbledon match where Crawford and Merah faced unusual play. The doubles seesers featured a tight 108 4 score line amid a chaotic sequence, with notable exchanges and the Derma WUNNG 5 system noted.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases about a tongue and speed with odd spellings. It mentions a writer's crown and a note about June and WEP, forming a disjointed historical snippet with unclear context.
The note reports dearer butter and cheese with references to a shop called Tienda Prins of Niker and mentions upcoming price changes and supply details. It cites master pricing lines and wholesale terms though the OCR text is fragmented. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the emphasis is on rising dairy prices and market signals.
The meeting was riven by a heated exchange as Mrs Rowsey and Mr Brennen sparred over rights and decorum. James accused another participant of blocking progress while the speaker tried to restore order amid interruptions and emotional remarks.
Reads as a jumble of references to War service memories, parliamentary discussion, hospital matters, and local incidents. Mentions Crooked lines about Napier administration, public inquiries, and a mix of names and places such as Goulburn Hospital Beard, Richmond River Herald, and Wallabadah.
A garbled OCR item references a public meeting to discuss a site near Tom's Peepy Jones View for a public battery related project. It mentions a panel, a representative named Mr. Vince Isto, and a ceremony connected to multiple local figures including Graham Hesemiaster and Rowen of Karna Pub elo nan ator. The notice notes dates in June and a probable town hall event with community impact.
The Comiral Bagcitive Councy of ie Primary Preeiverrs Union met to debate milk and dairy policy. Motions covered cooperation with other organizations, support for dairy producers, and maintaining essential butter and cheese supplies for public consumption.
Fragmented OCR style note with mixed names and scores. Mentions various teams and players such as Wootma, Navona, and Crude. Includes scattered game results and figures like 43 years and 83 points, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary notice urges community to attend at Winghiam Memorial Town Mall for a social event supporting Mrs Hogan and Comily. Tickets available, with proceeds aiding the families. details unclear but event appears to be Thursday night.
The meeting of the Union assembly and its committees was held with officers and members named. A new executive and social committees were appointed, reports given on arrangements, and a plan for council work and a visit by department officials outlined. A further meeting was scheduled for the following month.
An obituary notice recalls Richard Minton of Farquhar Street, Wingham, detailing a long life in the community. It notes his family, including his wife Mrs. Hinton and children James Hinton and others, and mentions his early life, years in Coopla and Mitty Witty, and residence changes. The piece preserves names, places, and dates from the local record with respectful tone.
Readers in Wingham and surrounding districts are notified of a sequence of personal notices, wedding chatter, and obituaries. The report mentions Mire ACH and Dawe alterations, Mae events in Wingham, and a funeral planned for Kingland Cemetery, with local figures including Mr J Dalton and Mr Watts among those referenced. The piece also notes community concerns, police briefings, and social happenings in the area.
A Burrell area public meeting discussed a planned electricity extension to Shire. Local officials and electrical experts attended, outlining costs, benefits, and timelines while addressing residents questions about future connections and rural electrification progress.
Fragmented report detailing religious and political turmoil in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. Mentions Dervish leaders, Abdul and treason fears, and calls for freedom. Describes civilian suffering, alleged atrocities, and wartime propaganda. Notes a gathering by M M. J. Ghuens and an outreach event in Winter.
Fragmented notes detail a snooker tournament at the Winham Bohost AFL club under Contra Recreation. Readable names and scores appear for numerous participants including Clarke, Lannion, Brower, Gianer, Fay, Vann, Campbell, Wy, Me Menuet, Ronaldsoy, Elbourme, Pine, Basan, and Gox. The text records match results, player tallies, and event timing with several garbled names and stray figures.
Council outlines ongoing water and land matters with emphasis on surface water, irrigation and replacing haynur with artificts. The note cites plans tied to Kennedy's agreement and potential revenue changes while urging orderly portione d and future forecasting for ANCA and local land between Bar Rien and Laur.
Fragmentary notes from Wingham Golf Club mention a wet weekend, performances by players including Cropley and others, and a trophy award. Names such as Cropley and Westrud appear, with scattered mentions of scores and events, but the full context remains unclear in the damaged text.
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