Flour Shipment of 118 Net At Som Vite Market
A cargo note reports flour weighing 118 net entered at Som Vite Market with fire safety checks noted. No further details on destination or consignor are provided.
19 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
1
A cargo note reports flour weighing 118 net entered at Som Vite Market with fire safety checks noted. No further details on destination or consignor are provided.
A garbled Sydney message claims a Southern Cross monoplane flew successfully from Melbourne to Derby, detailing timings, air speeds, and a planned future journey. The report mentions crew, passengers, and a sequence of landings with references to the Southern Cross and Aero ventures amid unclear wording and damaged text.
Reports indicate Sydney labor meetings where workers, led by Julie Lubin, plan demonstrations at the central station in Melbourne. Unclear details suggest possible violence and tensions among workers and employers amid ongoing wage dispute discussions.
Forecast indicates scattered showers on the high western area with southerly winds. Elsewhere, the north winds diminish and temperatures stay mild. Northwest regions may see brisk gusts late day.
In a church bulletin style note, Archbishop Riley’s resignation is reported as accepted amid ongoing turmoil. The text references rituals and leaders including Archbishop Ol Petia and the allied group Win ui, with mention of Western Australia. The fragmentary source hints at religious leadership changes and accompanying prayers.
A meeting at Trailey Hall in Ulmi Me discussed balancing interests of workers and employers. The session concluded with no clear resolution, acknowledging a split between worker needs and employer concerns.
Fragmented OCR report notes a Kookaburra plane project with incomplete traces and uncertain status. Mention of Evpuvin Holder and Keith Anerton Wiscom points to visible names, while references to Cantera and Celie suggest preparatory tasks for a winter event or flight test near an unnamed aviation site.
Unclear OCR text describes labor actions and union involvement with work stoppages at a site named Whitlebourne Yard. Mentions executors or executed individuals and assurances about work. Fragmented and partially unintelligible content.
In Newcastle reports indicate stalled talks amid a gloomy outlook for Northern Mines. Sources describe uncertain negotiations and potential dislocations in the workers’ facilities as the situation unfolds.
An OCR damaged segment from Melbourne notes shows scattered phrases about wheat farming hunger and a conference. It mentions a possible political or government context with references to peers and a provisional valuation. The legible content remains fragmentary and lacks clear events or names.
Fire completely destroyed the show pavilion at Toowoomba causing extensive damage with most exhibits destroyed. Estimated loss is £400 as authorities assess the ruin and damages.
A troubled note reports a death believed caused by a poisonous drink. Authorities caution that the incident appears connected to a local bush setting. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text. Further inquiry is expected to clarify the deceased and circumstances.
Fragmented town dispute over mayoral influence surfaces in Sydney. Voters heard arguments about control of Glebe council as a tense meeting ended without a clear consensus. Local officials urged calm while parties claimed procedural wins in the clash.
A garbled OCR passage lists many names and partial items with stray letters and numbers. Readable entities include Ryder, Howat, Whicker, Narleve, Minis, Hang, Vallohe, He, Nally, and others amid incomplete phrases and misaligned words.
Sydney report details a man named Mullane and others in a trading scene. unclear excerpts mention Tarh Tah and TiO rot Tne, plus garbled phrases about profits and time invested. The readable names imply a maritime or commercial narrative despite the damaged text.
Fragmentary report notes Davie leading in a billiard championship in London with unclear scores and names. The piece mentions a 14523 identifier and a 7.2 break, but many details are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a historical notice or brief about Silas Mating, with garbled wording suggesting release or event related to a person and a location or date. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable enough to confirm specifics.
In Sydney an expensive and lengthy licensing process is reported with unclear details. The fragment mentions torah swath and various garbled phrases, suggesting bureaucratic delay and confusion in the licensing system. No clear dates or names are readable.
Fragments report a burglary in the city with thieves obtaining about £700 in valuables. Details are garbled with unclear names and places. the item mentions a storey and a person named Ron Rawson, but the text is largely unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text references an alleged bribery case linked to an honor matter. Names appear garbled and details unclear, with no distinct date or location recoverable from the readable portions. Further readable facts are not present in this fragment.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a merger and changes at New Vesta Newspapers. References mention Wellington, Vince iliwrely Stay, and a likely restructuring affecting staff and future formats. The text remains unclear but signals a major industry shift and potential layoffs or leadership moves.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a group progress update with scattered letters and names. Core details are unreadable. no clear events dates or proper nouns present.
Glorious embracing weather hints at warm garments and extra bed coverings. Woollen pieces like VIYELLA dress flannel in new checks and plain shades, Juniper Suits at 7/6 yd, silk and wool blends at 8/6 yd, Clyde lla flannel at 3/3 yd. Popular dress flannels in plain colors, 36 in width, featured at the RA Show with various weights and prices.
Inverell store advertises wool jersey cloth in jumper and skirt lengths with varied colors and two alike at 3 11 yd, plus velveteen options priced 2/11 yd. Genuine eider down quilts, floral designs with matching panels, sizes 6x3 or 6x5 priced 9D 8 and 95 each. Sussex blank
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