12 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
1
A local shop promotes a fresh shipment of Kapok and Down Quilts designed to keep customers warm on cold nights. Featuring satin edge Down Quilts, two tone panels, and mill quality fabrics, the assortment includes practical options for beds. Also advertised are wool rugs in various sizes and colors to complement the quilt offerings.
Three men were arrested after an alleged four week swindle spree targeting suburban residents. They allegedly faked get rich schemes and defrauded families, with losses exceeding hundreds of pounds. A truck of valuables and a diamond ring valued at £150 were linked to the case.
The latest fashion notes highlight bold color choices for men, including deep reds and earthy tones. Designers showcase tailored pieces and casual staples aimed at versatile wear in multiple settings.
In Portland Oregon on Thursday Bob Cruise, heavyweight pupil of Ted Thur, won two of three falls against George Walker of Vorrouver. Walker captured the second fall with a favorite hold, while Cruise took the other two to claim the match.
A garbled note reports Keith Anderson, a rescuer, still not returned from a selfless rescue in Wyndham. Friends fear for his safety as search efforts continue and local authorities urge patience while extending the wake of hopes.
Friday Thewity Garvey, charged with quardered Robert Prope het oan oews Atherton at Waterloo Cogmetil, was yesterday arraigned and died in rowd. The case notes unclear, but the record shows a not sustained outcome after the hearing in Brisbane.
Fragmentary OCR text references a case with individuals Sohn Brown Melmour and others, mentions a court and potential disposition if the court had not intervened, but overall content is garbled and largely unreadable.
Amalgamated Wireless reports a Canberra message confirming the Southern Cross is located and all party members are alive with ample food. The notice emphasizes the discovery and successful status of the group.
A youth named Godfrey died late at night after a collision between a cart and a lorry at Ryde. A shaft from the cart pierced his side and his skull was fractured. He died before reaching hospital while the lorry driver sustained minor injuries.
Launceston reports about 4800 flood refugees, with timber damage rising. Health Department acts to avert disease, clothing relief aided AMO applicants, Tasmanian relief fund total £4800. Hobart notes opposition leader Lyons urged relief moratorium, Premier McPhee says parliament to assess extent of damage.
A faulty petrol pump installation at a Kreiaville garage caused hazardous fumes. Three tent workers were affected by petrol vapors and taken to hospital as crews traced a leak along the pipeline.
Berlin officials announce that admission for Trotsky is refused and gate procedures remain in effect amid the dispute. The notice specifies the ban and outlines official stance regarding attendance.
Fragmented readable text describes a sapphire cutting invention or procedure tied to a person named Meo Yener in Prishome, with unclear context yet mentions a head gen expert and epitope concept. The passage appears jumbled and partly nonsensical. It references a design by Meo Yener and a relation to Thorolay and Howe, but lacks coherent details or events.
A splintered report notes a symbolic gesture amid nationalist currents. It cites Mr Ravin and Sir Newall Meniaval urging aid while debating fair welfare and worker protection through a reform debated at high levels.
A tornado struck central Arkansas on Thursday, destroying small towns and causing many deaths and injuries. Rescue workers face blocked roads and debris hindering relief efforts as residents cope with widespread ruin in Kadn and Saifton authorities confirm.
Sydney reports a forecast of higher demand for native timber. Officials expect a stronger market as consumers realize the impact of policy, with Maro 2B noted as a key figure in the discussion of duties and timbers.
In Sydney on Friday at the Central Police Court Captain Bewhere faced fines after the steamer Ranowna wreck caused property damage and risk to public safety. He was fined £50 with costs for alleged offences tied to the incident and navigation breaches.
A chaotic wave of bomb outrages rattles Chicago as authorities probe a series of blasts. Investigators chase leads across the city while crews assess damage to transit facilities and nearby neighborhoods. No fatalities are confirmed yet, but several injuries are reported and alarms remain active.
Vague OCR text suggests a factions or teams named Reds and Pinks in a regional league. Mentions healing a breach between groups possibly within the ASW conference or association. No clear individuals, dates, places, or concrete outcomes are readable.
Forecast indicates mostly fine conditions with isolated showers on the southwestern slopes and the extreme North Coast. Expect moderate daytime temperatures with light to moderate winds.
London reports a billiards result with top players achieving notable breaks. The article highlights Travis and Withiands as champions with strong performances, including a 440? score and an 07 tie break, reflecting a lively match with sharp shots.
Inverell theatre hosts a program featuring child prodigies age three and up including Baby Leale performing with a jar orchestra and skits, violinists, dancers, and noted acts like The Four Poort Ranger. The lineup promises musical variety and comic entertainment aimed at a broad audience.
The Evening Standard analyzes labor and London voters hints that Labor will win an absolute majority while other forecasts expect Liberal to be largest party with Liberal support needed to govern.
The assistant treasurer Mr Stevens said the government opposes heavy corporate taxation and aims to shift tax systems gradually to boost expansion and enterprise. He noted income tax brings 7,000,000 from individuals and 15,000,000 from joint stock companies. The conference urged exempting school projects from municipal taxation.
An engaged couple, Arthur Funing aged 23 and Miss Madge Kalyaneh aged 21, drowned in the Barewen River yesterday. They had planned to be married next week. The victims were from Melbourne and the incident is under local inquiry.
Brisbane report details 21 year old Pavil Manners attacked by a shark near Caloundra while knee deep in water watching fishermen haul in a net. He sustained injuries and was transported in critical condition to hospital.
Capetown report quotes Mr Sammes arguing in a general election campaign that South Africa’s white population is not homogeneous. He calls for foreign troops to leave the country, claiming dangers to Alliance ties and warnings about Heath operations and national unity amid rising tensions.
The King spent most of the morning in Cronewell grounds as a keen wind swept London. The monarch walked briefly and appeared steadier while aides attended. Hewitt traveled to Bogner and applied a biathery treatment for a shoulder issue.
Alfred Wrighey Ellis aged 52 and his son Edward Maurice Ellis faced trial at the Central Criminal Court for the alleged murder of a man described as a well known boxer. The defense claimed the death was accidental and the accused were under the influence of liquor. The case proceeded amid a contentious courtroom scene.
Donors face difficulties as contributions to the Southern Cross Fund show strain after initial support. The piece notes unclear names and fragmented details, highlighting woes of contributors and the ongoing effort to sustain the Kingsford Line project amid financial pressures.
Weather hints a nip in the air with extra bed coverings. Woollen fabrics shown include VIYELLA DRESS FLANNEL with new checks for jumper suits, silk and wool blends in various tones, plus popular dress flannels in plain colors and patterns. Also featured are velveteen pieces and Sussex All Wool Australian-made blankets.
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