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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
4
Refined fragments indicate a public auction and fundraiser at Memorial Town Hall Wing ham on Thursday night and Saturday April 4. Proceeds support a local hospital and community events with organizers including Kath McDoneh.
A book review discusses Pay ing the Game by P Wilson in the Reading Galore series. It critiques the author and notes the work covers industrial themes, social revolution, and recreation, urging readers to obtain a copy for broader public discourse.
A report from Forster notes a rescue amid a dramatic incident in Dolog where two rowne lailien were saved, with ceremonies at the Forster Mall and a certificate of merit to a hero. The narrative also mentions ship activity near Forster, including the arrival of the Deopal, brake failures, and local figures such as Mr. Nelson and Mr. J. C. Pinder in maritime service.
Retail catalog note lists millinery frocks and a large assortment of crockery from Kiel to Ulynalis with prices and items including tea strainers, lawn mowers, tools, and boots. References to brands and sale pricing imply a midseason inventory display in a general store.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning The Royal TAREE and Tarn appears, with unclear context or events. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are readable to form a full news card.
An uneven OCR fragment notes unbeaten records, race results, and local names such as West Prive Wineham, Firat and Becond Prixet Wien, plus Wauchope and Ford and Bon grocers. The passage references teams, individuals, and dates circa 1984 in a patchy summary of contests and standings.
A brief note details a calf truck from PVQTF Monday with a rate of 3 per calf and mentions Wenivenny Information joining a senate effort related to farming. It notes Bode sme CFM arranging supply with Astoun Halen day and mentions a unit attongion for chaalannigity and gomnetent lenenr.
Fragmentary manuscript titled Principally Personal by Wovert Aura is linked to the Burns circle. The poem, found among Donald Grant’s effects in Otago and traced through Henry Lewars family lines, appears as a tribute piece tied to the Atlee family and Din Hon neighbors. The verse, signed Robert Burns, reflects a deathbed lament and late 18th century Scottish literary circulation.
The article traces the Order of Oddfellows origins from London roots to the Manchester Unity, noting early rituals, government scrutiny, and notable figures like Robert Saylor. It highlights fundraising, charitable work, and the order’s growth through 19th century society influence.
The text cites the society’s development and its broad reach across many countries including America, Europe, and distant locales like the Hawaiian Islands, presenting a view of its enduring principles in practice across diverse regions. The fragment notes a nationwide order and support extending to numerous global areas.
The article surveys Hawkesbury region pioneers and their descendants. It names William Musick aged 108, Ceanay Thomeng of Yarrimunit, and David Dunstan who walked Sydney routes weekly. It notes long journeys, church attendance, and loyalties to early colonial figures amid a portrait of enduring local lineage.
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