07 Aug 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
1
Antique home textiles including linen runners, supper cloths, cushion covers and spreads offered in white with embroidered edges. Prices listed such as 86 and 20 7 oO each, with numerous patterns and sizes like 36 x 36 inches, reflecting a London trade catalog style from a local shop.
Picketing abolition urged in Sydney as a deputation of employers seeks to end mass picketing and to suppress seditious atrocities. The minister hinted that workers wishing to work should be allowed to do so in security and safety. Proceedings were held in Canberra.
Patrick J M Mahon, a clerk, faced charges of stealing 168 from the National Bank of Austral, Brisbane. The sentence was suspended and he was released on probation to repay the amount. Local Police Court proceedings noted the suspension and terms.
The arrival of the first train from a distant town surprised Alice Springs residents who had never seen a train or white people pass through Central Australia before. Local officials celebrated the historic moment as a milestone for the remote settlement.
A passenger on the steamer Bendigo from London condemns many aboard as degenerates and un English speakers, naming Scots and Welsh as examples. He complains Australia should tighten borders, arguing the “worst type” of people flood the boat and would burden the country if admitted.
Troops opened fire on striking workers after a group seized a power station at Latgeni and occupied it through the night. The action cut mine lifts and pumps, risking miners still at work and endangering the district. Authorities report nearly a hundred wounded among troops and strikers.
London dispatch reports a draft Egyptian treaty transferring British troops to the Suez Canal zone near longitude 32. The document outlines a strategic realignment as regional tensions influence colonial commitments.
A Royal outing reports the King walking outdoors unaided in London on Tuesday. He was accompanied by staff and escorted to a specially erected shelter at Burkinglawn Putvee for the occasion.
A colonial era report notes the Western Australian government funding a farm settlement push with select breeders. Representatives observed robust growth in dairy stock from Minaie Murra lineage, highlighting two herds with high production, and two bulls cited for strong Navy-grade temperaments. The sale aims to strengthen regional herds and demonstrate bred traits free from prevalent disease.
Melbourne suburb crime report describes an armed hold-up near Indi Garden Vale on a Wednesday night. John Davidson confronted by a man with a revolver who demanded money and threatened deadly force. Davidson wrestled the weapon free but the robber escaped.
Severe losses have been inflicted on Canterbury sheep owners in the Styx district by alleged Alsatian dog depredations. A dog was seen attacking a ewe in the act, and the animal was killed by a driver. Officials plan to address the issue amid ongoing livestock concerns.
The Accadule of New South Wales Tas mestiiitentdhs agreed to spend 600 on the development of an estert ete Werailrotie meer Liveripel. The plan includes £55,000 for a new aerodrome named Synney with the executive care writtey ge.
London Tuesday reports details of a proposed Anglo Egyptian Treaty. The occupation by British forces would end with troops transferred to the canal zone. Each side pledges mutual aid if the other is attacked, with Britain to send an ambassador to Egypt.
Farmers and Settlers voice disappointment at the Lang Government's industrial legislation, noting that despite some gains, most laws remain on the statute books. President K. Nock addressed the Furwers and Settlers conference, urging faster action and warning the executive to act decisively.
Sydney news brief reports Treasurer Mr Stevens signaling SOSAN in the ongoing financial year plan. Officials urge saving two million and twenty two hundred fifty thousand in the current government budget.
Sydney reports on trial proceedings involving a wife poisoner who injured her husband’s wife’s eyes, with doctors fighting to save her eyesight after the incident at a bar where medical care was sought.
A damaged OCR passage discusses mixed ancestry children and a controversial allocation plan related to a Jays Chicks group. It mentions a 44 foot plot and artificial gender considerations, with references to an Alive Spring program and the naming of Avlaide and Morven Thavtés. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on social policy themes.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference daily markets, oil prices, and various nautical or maritime terms. Key entities are hard to confirm. multiple garbled phrases obscure dates, places, and precise figures. Unable to determine a coherent event or outcome from the provided material.
The world speed record holder Tess Livat Bordaln crashed during training while attempting to represent France in the Seleneider Cup. Kill presumed on site as rescue operations unfold.
At the annual Electrical Association dinner, Minister for Mines and Forests Mr. Weaver attacked Commission governments and their delegated authority. He argued the people’s mandate does not bind officials who insist they are supreme and not responsible to voters, challenging the notion of public accountability.
Newspaper transcription details a dangerous electric mishap involving a lone electrician who grabbed live wires. Report mentions worksite hazards and safety concerns among fellow employees.
Rumours swirl over the retirement of a senior official named Lewin Tawny Phery, with unofficial sources hinting at leadership changes. The text mentions potential parliamentary procedures and responses but provides few concrete dates or formal statements.
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Wednesday racing at Kensington produced a blend of winners and near-misses. First divisional placements included Penick Ge and Marfa White with odds around 3 to 1, while second division highlighted Determined Ret and Sallaneys. Jockeys starred in the meet with Joe Nake among the notable performers as local favorites led to close finishes.
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