24 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1928
Page
1
An imperfect advertising piece touts tents and tarpaulins with varied quality notes and prices. It promises best value for money and emphasizes durable materials, workmanship, and long-lasting canvas, though wording is garbled and uncertain. The ad references many tent models and accessories, urging readers to compare quality versus cost.
A London story reports sensational rumors about Rev Mr Hutchinson and a missing Essex rector. Police say the elderly butler is not implicated and no foul play is found. Hutchinson is thought to have nervous breakdown risks and may travel to Ireland as searches continue.
Australian Olympic team travelers from Dublin were stunned by the death of Elizabeth Moffatt in Kennington England aged 85 a former Sydney resident. Inquest found she died from petrol fumes after an accident in a house setting while visiting relatives near London. Her loss unsettled officials and associates connected to the team.
In Melbourne, Professor Scott of History at Melbourne University told the Constitutional Club that much modern political quackery stems from tackling problems without past experience. He argued a truly new politician or new politics has not emerged in 200 years.
In Sydney on July 19, Chinese clothing maker Percy Chong Gow died and was buried at Woronora. Nine days later his widow, a mixed Chinese, married Ernest Percival Trapman. Police exhumed the body and post mortem found traces of poison. The wife and her husband were arrested for murder. Chong Gow was well to do.
Mr. Theodore, M H R, argued in a speech last night that federal fiscal policy over the past five years failed to protect Australian industries. He claimed increases in taxation and a worsening balance of trade showed no fruits of protection, despite five years in office.
A Trades and Labor Council meeting approved a motion affirming the right to strike and pledged support to two comrades on trial under the Crimes Act. The gathering urged the working class to devise methods to resist what it called an onslaught by the capitalist class.
Melbourne reports confidential notices circulated among the Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners Society by the Communist Party. It states the party has decided to capture all executive positions and nominates the Teds for all offices to implement a policy favorable to their interests.
New British airships WT and AIM promise revolutionary design trials soon in CamLada and Werabee. Construction extends to months, with plans for empire-wide testing as airship refueling and large payloads enable extended flight tests.
Ne trace has been found of the two men who were wrecked in a lugger off Airlie Island West Australia on Sunday last. Search parties are of the opinion they must have been taken off the island by some vessel.
RYONEM fund the Inter-State conference of soldiers and fathers decided to seek higher pensions for partially blinded servicemen. The group urged that in any national insurance plan special concessions be made for men injured in war, arguing they suffered disability while serving their country.
Victorian Parliament passes a new order trading act led by Labor member Mr. Jackson who says there are 70 hoarder firms in the Melbourne metropolitan area. He notes the volume in trade has rapidly surpassed £10,000.
Paris report describes a grim tragedy as a horse, enraged, lifts its master by the throat with its teeth. Spectators intervene to separate the animal, revealing a fatal incident during a yard or courtyard encounter. The event highlights danger from a once familiar animal as authorities investigate the cause.
Hotelkeepers push to extend hours to four A M arguing for late operation while authorities consider a change The move aims to ease business and permit night service in the local hotels with strong local support reported by sources
A number of valuable sheep owned by Mr FE Jazzard of Bogan Gate strayed onto the railway and were run over by a goods train. The incident left eight sheep dead with an estimated loss of £1000.
A historical note reports thousands of new municipal voters added by a resident vote outcome. The tally outlines an expansion of franchise as the community prepares for upcoming local elections and registration drives.
Two men aboard a launch were missing after a capsizing off Mhinteinerben. A rescue party searched the area while authorities evaluated evacuation procedures and noted Friday's incident traced to equipment failure.
The Olympic team departs Australia on August 28 aboard the Chitrol while remaining members stay in Britain and the Continent for a few more weeks. Myde and Whyte stay in Dublin for several more days.
Wheat ex trucks Sydney is quoted to-day at 4% per bushel. Wool sales report from Winchcombe Carson Ltd shows 5300 bales sold at our Sydney auction with keen bids from Japan Germany France and others, values firm at opening levels despite some faulty dusty lots. Tin price today quoted at 37/6 per unit.
The Attorney General states the latest Moaniy carnival financials show a poor result with gross receipts of £16454 while only £3520 or so was directed to charities. The report highlights an unsatisfactory distribution and questions charity funding from the event.
Sydney report confirms the death abroad in Norway of Mr J M Benthorne long serving Registrar of the Leteet Court Tan Seeley. The notice notes his extensive service and untimely demise while overseas.
Leningrad authorities amid anti drink drive disclose a shocking 74 percent of schoolchildren are reportedly intoxicated. Officials cite widespread alcohol use and unsafe youth behavior as a social crisis needing action.
A disturbed offender, described as a Uevominist, fatally wounds his wife after injuring another person during an intoxicated rampage. He then shoots at police, mortally wounding a patrolman, as the assailant is pursued through the streets.
Prohibition Sunday events noted at the Methodist Church with preachers scheduled, including HL) and Mr WH. J. Brotkes, with a 7.30 start time.
Don’t forget the Vera Weave Ball in Tow Hall on VAugust 200. A good time assured.
A young girl leaving a picture show was assaulted on the way home. Theater staff and ushers intervened as the assailant fled. The incident prompted management to review security.
Bunyerang management warns workers that persistent strike actions may lead to layoffs or job terminations. The note stresses firm stance against continued strikes and signals possible disciplinary measures.
Daily rates at Sussex Street list butter, eggs, cheese, bread, honey, beeswax, potatoes, maize, oats, onions, chaff, lucerne and fodder items. Tasmanian and local Tasmanian prices shown with per ewt and per bushel quotations, varied by item and quality.
Sydney to Brisbane flight completed in six hours with a new time record amid uncertain details. Flight route and operators are unclear in the fragment, and no definite date or names beyond Sydney and Brisbane are confirmed.
A censure motion against the government was defeated 44 votes to 15. The issue arose in the house of representatives as lawmakers debated political accountability and the government's handling of policy. The result clears the government from formal censure for now.
In Adelaide the Premier faced questions in the Legislative Assembly about South Australia buying coal from overseas. He argued the government seeks value by sourcing from the cheapest markets, challenging objections to imported coal versus supporting Australian products.
Freday Thomas Roberts of Korone Vale was accidentally shot by a companion named Marriot while reloading after firing at a rabbit. The gun misfired and Roberts died hours later from the injuries.
A report from Greenland describes a mysterious aircraft that appeared near Fiaker village. The plane was seen passing the area as natives watched from low ground, while authorities and a neighboring village prepared to recover the crew. Local boats searched the area under Governor led guidance, with reports checked for accuracy.
Mr McArthur addressed representative meetings at Pullamahtawa trial Chaverend where he was received in appreciative audiences in favor of the pool.
Finnlay Sydnen reports a broad assembly as lawmakers convene to address a volatile issue. The gathering features ministers from key departments and regional representatives discussing potential legislation impacting state governance and public services.
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