29 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1929
Page
1
fragmentary OCR text with unclear names places and actions. lacks coherent event or entities to identify a clear news item or outcome for a concise card.
Frkiew ring ae ape Tbk priced at £25. Unclear context and multiple potential meanings. Further details needed to specify item and seller.
Fragmentary text mentions fuelers and a price figure of 25 pounds with odd spacing and unclear context. Names, places, dates, or events are not clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
Burge's opens a new sea come in it new styles and hosiery buyers are told they provide the best assorted stock at remarkably low prices. Every pair is guaranteed free from fault and cheerfully replaced if defective.
An OCR fragment shows multiple hosiery and silk item mentions tied to brands like Staley and Cosy-Sea. It lists Silk Hose sizes such as 84 and 106 inches, cashmere and lisle blends, wool hose, and cream colored items. Various measurements, colors, and styles are noted without cohesive narrative.
Geelong records a serious stabbing after a quarrel at Mercer Street involving Bertoli Natoli and Edward Jerking. Jerking, a laborer, is in a critical condition with multiple chest and abdominal wounds. Natoli, 36, is arrested on a charge of unlawfully and maliciously wounding.
At the Central Court today Arthur Hlerhere Buckdegy was arraigned on a charge of bay qui Vinelous toed a cemhati diwiee, silly by astraloge, or order te iuse on or deceive Eva Rosser. The odd tale centers on astrology and alleged deception as Buckdegy faced the judge.
Fremantle to Sydney report notes the motor journey with details on the route and vehicle. Mentions names Ny 0 AUT Fi and Mathys erties as part of the trip context and timing.
Sydney officials report a fatal boating accident Monday as 17 year old Joseph Walter Wine drowned while rowing a boat with others. Details are incomplete but authorities investigate the incident and the youth’s family is notified.
A garbled report describes a mob demonstration at the central court amid gas eruptions and effigies. Five men are charged, with police and witnesses present. public order and local reactions form the core of the readable fragment.
Mr. M. McDonald, chairman of the Northern Coal Owners Association, addressed about 2600 miners at Karri Karri. He argued cost cutting and a policy of restraint on wages, while New South Wales seeks renewed working and higher total income through consolidation. The meeting affirmed unwavering support for miners and a resolve that wages must not fall, with southern miners pledging continued financial backing for northern workers.
On Saturday evening a motor car driven by Mr. Re Morell and owned by Mr. V. J. Lee collided with a lorry driven by Mr. Cletu Law rence near the junction of Auturo Vale and Wartatdal roads. The lorry carried timber and fuel, the crash damaged the vehicle and nearby fence, and Morell sustained bruises while spectators narrowly escaped injury as wood fragments shattered windows and struck the car.
Melbourne Monday Mr W M Hughes MP in an address at Bourke Street Congregational Church urged more people into the country but only of the AI class He said what was needed were Anzac type people He added the present standard of living was the nation's greatest asset and the basis on which its greatness must rest
A report from Shanghai states three American missionaries were killed by bandits on April 24 at Chenki a remote mission station in Honan. Details are scarce the information reached Hankow via a Christian Chinese survivor.
London report says an Irish republican leader Sir Roger Casement involved in arming the rebels was killed after a submarine landing in Vy. The incident linked to ongoing efforts to equip the insurgents against British rule.
A smoking coach derailed near London on Saturday at night, bursting into flames. Four occupants were seriously injured, with others lightly hurt as passengers scrambled to escape the blaze amid bystanders.
Ad Waddington aged 53 died after being struck by a waner tur at Bankstown yesterday with a fractured skull and spinal injuries. Walter Williams, a railway fireman, was killed and Frederick Wrightfield injured when knocked down by a meter car in Alexandria. William Anderson, 45, died after being run down by a meter car in North Melbourne on Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, 64, widow, seriously injured after being struck by a motor car in Bourke Street. Three others, Thomas King 65 Hilton Trail 23, were killed when a car ran off a road about five miles from township Victoria. Injured men lay in cold water for two hours before rescue. King could say goodbye before dying.
London reports Lord Dawson and Sir Stanley De Wett spent four hours with the King. A bulletin was issued after renewed royal strength. The King now signs the more important state documents, though a dissolution of the Council of State remains under discussion as orders await arrival.
A partial strike tale from Melbourne reports 1450 workers at metropolitan timber sands. At a building trades gathering officials denounced for prolonging the timber workers stoppage. A resolution sought to curb further protest with leading citizens including the Lord Mayor asked to help form a conference.
George Williams, 28, fell at the Broken Palmvale works in Newearth during a shift. He plunged from scaffolding to the ground, dying within minutes as emergency teams responded to the industrial accident.
A fragmented message from Alexandria reports Moir and Owen were rescued after days in the Lehi Desert near Baghdad. They describe being stranded since departing Mersamiatril and say Pedonius helped them, enduring intense heat before their return voyage.
Sydney report of Mr John D Robertson secretary of the Royal Highland Suez unit who died suddenly after an accident two months prior. He was knocked down by an electric cart and never recovered, with medical care failing to save him. Funeral details not available.
Squadron leader Blatter and the Bebuist team completed a long journey from London to Pretoria South Africa in a heavy aircraft after a challenging flight from London. The mission, described as a test of endurance and aviation capability, concluded with the air crew and equipment safely reaching their destination amid supportive signals and checks on the return route.
An incoherent OCR extract lists assorted syllables and partial terms. It references various apparent names and places in a jumbled sequence, offering no clear events or structured facts to summarize.
Sydney report indicates Monier from Wave Mill cites concerns over costs and delays in party ground works. Coleman secretary of the board notes a protest and accountability for the setback while party members face internal disagreements during the process.
At Tooraweenal races on Saturday the horse Gindon was being led to the saddling paddock when a doctor reported atrophete had been injected to deaden nerves. Another horse, Sir Harry, collapsed and was found to be unresponsive. A strict inquiry will probe the incident.
Police in Surat report remains found among debris from a fierce Spring Grove blaze. A man named Jack Green, about 60, is believed missing and may be among the remains. Acting Sergeant Smith led the discovery during inquiries into the fire that caused significant damage. Two young men were detained for questioning.
Perth Monday inquest into the death of Robert Tramilton Allen of Sandstone heard his widow Ay Mary Winifred Allen testify that after he refused beer he warned he would shoot himself. She said shortly after she heard a shot and found him with part of his head blown away and a revolver nearby. The coroner ruled the evidence insufficient to determine if the wounds were accidental or deliberate.
Sydney markets show tin and wheat activity with mixed sentiment as traders record price cues and demand. A long note details auction results, bales sold, and buyers from various districts, noting strong turnout and selective bidding amid fluctuating values and limited supply.
Weather forecast reports slow movement of a cold front along southern border districts and carnival coast with scattered showers. Winds shift from cool westerly to southerly, easing to northerly in the west as conditions tighten.
The Croppa Cook TMaey Club held a Saturday meeting with multiple races. Truce Chris won Maiden Handicap with York’s Meh Broeg second, plus Lady Lindalight and Yanna veen among notable placings in other events.
Tur residents on a Saturday night ride near Largs collided with a cow. Percy Maher, rider, admitted to Riverview Hospital. Frank Hortges, pillion, taken to Maithind Hospital. Berth suffered facial abrasions and other minor injuries. The cow was fatally destroyed.
Warm clothing and extra bed coverings needed in the nip of air. Woollen piece goods include ViYELLA dress flannel in new checks and plains with prices from 3/3 yd to 8/6 yd. Velveteen coats and dress materials in bold shades, Gennie Eider Down Quilts in floral designs, and genuine Eider Down Quilts offered. Fox 4 is the Inverell store featuring these items.
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