30 Aug 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
1
The readable fragments reference a corner area in Illinois and a tender or transaction. No clear names dates or organizations are fully readable to confirm details. Further legible text is needed to determine exact action parties or deadlines.
Readable text shows a partial Brisbane based entity with references to Hills, Libt, and a company suffix LTD. The fragment hints at corporate names and possible stock or trading terms but lacks clear events, dates, or actions to confirm a specific business transaction or notice.
LAKEHURST Thursday Graf Zeppelin completes a round the world flight in 21 days hours 32 minutes. All aboard are in good health and enthusiastic. Eckener plans a midnight Saturday departure to Friedrichshaven with Ernst Lehmann. He may visit Washington and Akron before returning to Germany. Lieut Richardson recalls distant observers reacting with fear as the airship approached.
Floral voile dress lengths in two alike sets are selling freely. Early selection proves advantageous as demand remains strong.
LUSDon Thursday draft lists the MCC tour squad to Australia and New Zealand led by captain Harold Gilligan with players Earle Duleepsingh Danson Legge Benson Turnbull Allom Rowley Cornford Barratt Nichelle and Worthington Frank Woolley unavailable due to ill health. The team sails on the Orford on September 24.
Compressed air danger cited at Parramatta inquest into Cecil Croasinghart's death at the Phoenix iron works. Inspector Middleton says few workers grasp the risks, noting air pressure ranges from 7 to 12 pounds per square inch can rupture walls. many alarms were not heeded. Vine Cerener urges better safety notices to prevent future accidents.
Fragmentary forecast notes rain and thunderstorms developing, scattered showers in eastern half, tide conditions unclear, mentions northerly wind and general weather activity with distorted terms and missing details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a large power scheme, national events, and corporate actions with several unreadable names. The piece references Brahey and the LN TEE COTM with unclear dates and roles.
A pilot and mechanic were injured in a crash near Cleveland, with the pilot fatally or severely injured and taken to hospital. An X ray will determine the extent of injuries to the pilot while the mechanic escaped serious harm. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
An accident near Pros Vel West yesterday left two elderly men injured. Joloe Neilson and Peter Wrewn were identified among the injured as authorities investigated the crash and the wreckage. The incident prompted emergency services to secure the scene and transport victims to a local hospital for treatment.
Minister for Agriculture resists urgent call from four north western deputations to speed the Namoi Valley water conservation project. Government policy centers on completing existing works by band. Carter MLA pressed to refer the matter to determine if limited to Development and Migration Commission.
London report says Jerusalem police chief refused to heed Rabbi Slonim who warned of danger. British authorities close all roads between towns. Aeroplanes fired on rebels at Sourbahil. Casualties up to Wednesday include 43 Muslims killed or died, 4 Christians, 9 Jews, with 103 Muslims, Christians, and 151 Jews wounded in hospital.
Behema Pearson and Rufus Pearson appeared as the case moved forward in Sydney with the police prosecutor stating no evidence would be offered again. The accused was discharged as the proceeding continued with the petition.
A partial agreement outlines political questions and evacuation timing for the Rhineland. Nations aim to finalize terms on financial arrangements and other key points, with formalization pending further notes from the Hagup proceedings.
Vague report states a toy factory was broken into and a small amount of money or valuables taken. Police observed a chaotic scene with unclear details and a patrol unit examining the area for clues.
A garbled report discusses whisky pricing in Victoria with claims of no rise in the per bottle cost. It mentions a new duty and potential impact on consumer pricing, along with viewer reactions and anticipated trade shifts.
Melbourne report notes an impending election as electors are urged to prepare for a short campaign. The piece mentions a difficult political position amid looming processes and pressures facing the Mentors and leadership.
A Sydney woman, Mrs Adda Peiffeld, collapsed Friday after being brought to the hospital for a charge linked to a murder. Police guarded her as the coroner refused further action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a patriotic theme with names Karen Tore and Adelle. It hints at sacrifice and dedication over years, but details are unclear due to corruption. The item appears as a short historical notice or obituary fragment with emphasis on loyalty and personal sacrifice.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Westardine cattle sale with references to quality line, prime lots, and quantities. Mentions various seller and buyer cues, including prices and lot identifiers, but many words are garbled, preventing precise details. Summary retains core market activity and aim to convey a sale event without unverified specifics.
The Sydney Trades and Labor Council decided to inform Premier Davin that if a conference is called to resolve the timber dispute the timber figures committee will attend.
Auckland dispatch reports Wa passengers arriving state New Hebrides will soon be entirely under French control. They warn it would be a sad day for natives if British interests are withdrawn.
Sydney report notes factions within the clerks union amid disputed leadership and contested votes. Claims of manipulation and favoritism surface as meetings proceed under tense scrutiny.
Fragmentary text shows claims by indigenous groups pressing for formal recognition. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece signals a political or social dispute over acknowledgment and rights of native people.
The Attorney General states raffles and lotteries may be held in aid of hospitals at bazaars but not at sports meetings. This guidance clarifies permitted and prohibited fundraising activities during fairs conducted by charitable groups.
A garbled OCR style snippet references Electric Train and multiple fragmented phrases. It mentions Selig Rse Pride Wivtered Word and various unclear names, with questions about meaning and placement. The fragment lacks coherent events or identifiable actions to summarize.
Melbourne bus conductor robbed a cash bag in a chaotic incident described with fragmented text. The report mentions a weapon, a threat, and a suspect possibly tied to a location near a tavern and public house setting.
Two armed masked men entered the Lake Bolac branch at midnight and attacked the manager, F. H. Elenate, striking him with a tyre lever as he reached for his revolver. Two shots were fired, missing him. A man was later arrested after allegedly fearing he had killed the manager.
Readings from Sussex Street show unsettled trading and uneven prices across wheat, corn, and local commodities. Traders cite weather shifts and overseas demand as factors shaping today’s gains and losses while names of firms and brokers appear in scattered notes.
An incomplete Friday item cites a quoted name Wootes as Jey TL, with missing context and details. The readable fragment preserves a named individual but lacks sufficient facts to form a clear event or outcome.
Mitenniette Unt and Salih vee ST led the field in a busy billiards session at Mulhournes on Friday with the tight three winner scores and top players noted for strong play across the table.
A Rob Roy meeting heard Mr. A B Cash promote a wheat pool system distinct from prior voluntary pools. He argued only a full pool gives growers control and better prices, while voluntary pools failed to secure top returns as merchants inflated terms and limited outside sales. The session discussed market fairness, supply controls, and prospects for the new crop amid a collapsing market.
The provisional Brisbane assembly debated a proposed salary reduction for officials. The discussion centered on budget cuts and financial priorities amid economic strain. No final vote details were provided.
A fragmented note discusses Ford Motor Company plans and a Perth plant, referencing production targets of about 7950 cars per day and Australian operations. It mentions associated figures and suggests a broader industry context, with unclear OCR details and scattered names.
A historic note outlines a medicinal elixir marketed as a cure for colds and various ailments tied to the “soughs.” It highlights Woods prominent promotion of a peppermint remedy claimed to ease nasal symptoms and respiratory discomfort, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine lore.
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