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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
A hospital escapee fled into Stil at Large Town yesterday amid confusion and rapid movement. Police described the suspect as wearing blue trousers and a gray overcoat, last seen near Glen Dons and Vy Street, with witnesses placing him around MorLbpem area. The incident prompted a manhunt as details emerged about the patient’s escape and the surrounding commotion.
The text portrays bankers arguing for prudent policy to stabilize Australia during political upheaval. They warn against hasty radical measures and stress protecting industrial growth, rail costs, and wages while cautioning about party interference. Leaders call for restraint and focus on national interests over partisan aims.
The County Government Savings Bank of New South Wakre approves monthly interest for deposits from the first day, with posted changes effective by the tenth business day. A holiday closure affects all baking institutions. financial matters should be arranged with caution as the next day of August's first Monday. The advertisement includes details on the Humphrery Comedy Co and upcoming performances, urging readers to prepare for possible closures and noting key financial disclosures.
The excerpts describe a riverine settlement environment with references to a building effort called the Wigh Sci Me, a meeting at Cayman with Molt, and mentions of weather conditions and local landmarks such as Ware Trish and the Cree. Readers are left with partial details on plans, participants, and site features.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions charity concerts, parades, local associations, and patrols with scattered names and numbers. The legible items reference a sacred concert, community Chev Mente, and a parade plan with a fundraiser.
An 18 hole shake up is listed for tomorrow at Inverell Golf Club with matches including Wand 9, the Howd Walt, and other pairings. Readouts mention several players such as Cloonan, Keller, Minton, Knapin and Von Paters in a busy morning schedule.
In the Mary White Cup event at Tenterfield Inverell loses to Mary White Cup contender Averell by four games over three rounds. Participants include Myn Gyowley Mra, Coogan, Mrs Hulisbuim, Mrs Crossley and others with scores such as 66, 105, and 119 noted for several players as the competition concluded.
The report notes weaker overseas demand and fluctuating Australian wheat prices amid a volatile market. It mentions Sydney trading activity, buyer limits, and European and North American influences on prices, with references to Canadian crops and global supply factors shaping the tone of the day.
Inverell prepares for the Pascall Cup with a clash between New England and Inverell Combined slated for Saturday. Teams include Pine wealth, Mure sprvagn, and Ladive lau as selectors prepare lists from the Inverell clubs for the weekend event. Sunday features the Pascall Cup mixer with Inverell representatives, and a second match involves Aemidaie Mui y versus Brechamuvers. Key players named include J Galler, I M-Donals, Eddy Dihhsrde, Lee Sevier, and Glen Crow, with reserves L Glen and W Ulng eh.
The article outlines updated postage charges for newspapers and periodicals across the Commonwealth, detailing postcards, printed papers, and letters. It references rates for New Zealand, the Falkland Islands, and various territories, noting changes in rates between places and formats under the General Post Office.
Fragmentary OCR hints a camel related scene with names and places unclear. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
A chaotic report describes attempts to mislead authorities over dole rations. It notes incidents at a Young police station and details how some men sought food by deception, with mention of a man moved from doorway to doorway and police responses.
A fragmented report outlines football contenders in a local league. It lists Tremorroms, Cligal, Luveroll, Waratahs and Oxford Whird anade as participants. Several reserves are named and a series of player names appear with unclear spellings.
A noisy early film reel review highlights The Capitol’s Talkies with Sangra Eye and The Capital Thvarell to Win. Features include AUCH Chatterton in romance driven scenes, Movietonews support, Colleen Moore’s leading presence, songs, and a Nosy mix of chatter and drama. The piece teases upcoming showings and the week’s lineup with Tom Mix and a western titled Bon of the Wert.
The text outlines a government plan for employment support, detailing steps the Economic Council and the Ministry discuss to aid job seekers. It mentions the Employment Council and local authorities considering measures to fund work schemes and payment options.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places scattered with uncertain terms. No clear event, date, or outcome can be derived, but potential references include individuals such as Meslon Wabler and locations like Silla and Sellers. overall content is too garbled to form a coherent news item or card teaser.
For sale advertisement fragment mentions Match Bill and Table igs with 1 percent to Moll. Ends with Box 11 paralle, unclear location or full details.
Leg specialist Sister A Dermay’s Monday prayers moved to 9 40 a m at the CWA offices with details unclear from the fragment.
Relmiye of 1 sy Mp. Wollam Palmer dies aged 91 after a fire incident. The event occurred at Fad fires mee igen of condalerior ai tovie Albeit Facer bod ri.
A fragmented notice reports items impounded after a dispute aboard a vessel. The text mentions names and parties involved with unclear phrases and scattered details about charges or enforcement actions.
unclear and fragmented text appears to report on dressmaking by Mrs Kennedy with charges and legal action mentioned. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, leaving the core event as a dispute over charges and services in a dressmaking matter.
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