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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
2
A large blaze near Mingand Church disrupts the Friday market and injures several people. Firefighters battled smoke as residents evacuated, and officials warned of extended closures while the site is secured and repairs planned.
Auctioneers reported a varied sale at the store sale in Rasoe taih Yule on Wednesday led by Mr Mok Parvreco and Krambach vendors. Bidders from Wallamha and nearby towns combined to push prices with notable lots including cattle and silver pieces, while interest waned on some items. Reports referenced local names and the attendance of farmers and spectators as the sale proceeded.
A fragmented football preview mentions players Woot Wingham Tinanes Wynter Mahonie and Molen with unclear teams and locations. The garbled text references Saturday events and possible matchups, but specific teams, scores, dates, or venues are not identifiable.
A garbled card from the Wingham ARC meet lists Royal Conqueror dominating in the main events. It mentions several race titles and medal notes with odd spellings but indicates strong showings by Royal Conqueror and related horses or participants.
The article records a tennis tournament with names like Manone and Duerme, noting matches, finals, and pairings. It mentions Lamrwurit and Bertram Rhoadd, with references to doubles and singles outcomes, but the text is garbled and many proper nouns are unclear.
Fragmented text references De Laure Pictures, Amadoun Bans, and Warbarka 1928. Mentions Lae Be Pistia tr dorrew and Jon night with Anthony tied to a night scene. Lacks clear narrative, dates, or concrete facts due to damage.
The document records a 1925 directors meeting at the Bacon Factory in Teodern detailing annual accounts, balance sheet, profits and losses, and board motions. It notes a proposed adoption of the report, manager’s remarks on pork supply, and negotiations with shareholders about wages, productivity, and factory operations amid financial strain.
A Victorian era parish record from Wingham reveals a mix of community events and legal matters. The report mentions a convent school opening and a forthcoming parish meeting, alongside notices about property and maintenance disputes and a court case involving local residents.
The Arcadia listing notes upcoming showings at the Acconitia Hall west Bur alent featuring The Fighting and other attractions. Also advertised are Halloween tales at The Lagand EET Hallovwoes with showtimes, plus Rotary weekly gatherings and a community event schedule including dates in October and early November.
Fragmented late wire text cites a 1917 Portier event and a fatal motor incident near Altobinaton. It references police, a potential arrest or inquiry, and a public figure tied to a prize poster. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a milling or river task near the Wa lTabamba River with a work group or company and deadline. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable enough to specify.
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