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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
2
A distorted notice from Homebush and surrounding regions weaves a chaotic picture of wartime strain, unemployment, and political jockeying. References include Governor Nathan, Major Goodsell, and local council figures amid talk of industry drives, railway and road spending, and social distress affecting families and workplaces.
A damaged, OCR heavy note recounts use of Zam-Buk after a boy injured by a wall bolt. It states the product helped heal wounds, cleansed sores, and ended soreness while praising relief provided by the remedy from a Kalgoorlie address and local stores.
Fragmented notes describe a heated session on amending electoral franchise in municipalities. Opposition from Wallonalaa Country Party members and statements by Mr Patrick and Mr Chaffey point to tensions over who qualifies, with focus on the unemployed and broader national governance themes.
Arcadin offers a program of variety entertainment including Oh, Bester and The Wide Man with Kennet Marity and Joyea. The acts promise thrills and romance set against far flung locales such as Africa, with Reg Damuy billed in Oh, Bester.
A vintage ad promotes nerve tonics for stronger nerves and richer blood. It markets a product named HRAN'S TONIC NERVE NUTS offered in boxes at 2/ per box or six boxes for 17/1, available from chemists and stores.
A historical notice describes a trotting event with a jumper named LUPTLE BALL, noting a 3 year old harness race at Newcastin where the horse covered a mile in 3 80. It lists entrants and terms and directs communication by letter to D. COOFER at Showsround, WINGHAM.
A lengthy correspondence letter discusses the Shire Council loan for road works and repairs. It debates who benefits, the method to calculate costs for ratepayers, interest implications, and the accountability of expenditures, with critiques of the council and references to Machin and local figures. The date cited is September 10, 1936.
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