20 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe widespread fruit spoilage in irrigation zones around Sydney. The text mentions dates, names, and officials in jumbled form, with references to a government procedure, a courtlike setting, and potential expiry or deadlines, but details remain unclear.
At Leeton a Fruitgrowers Association gathering heard PF Kuueell announce plans for large scale fruit irrigation via canners with minimal waste. He warned that in Goulburn Vale several hundred thousand prime peaches might rot in sun under the rejected scheme, signaling a looming disaster.
Dublin reports the Bluest leader General Duny and Captain Sulivain captured by police after a Sunday raid in Westport. Police justify proceedings under Public Safety Act to suppress treasonous speech. names and warrants referenced amid arrests.
Market notes from Sussex Street Sydney with fragmented readings on prices and items. Lacking clear names or dates, the text lists various goods such as cheese, honey, and dairy items alongside unreadable figures and garbled place names.
The New South Wales Temperance Alliance has adopted a resolutory appeal urging all sectors of the community to apply the principle of personal abstinence from alcohol during Holy Week and Christmas festivities. It also urges all young people to abstain from cocktails and spirits and to discourage dense indulgence.
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Fragmentary OCR text lists race results and participant names with many garbled terms. The readable names include Reagan and Te Cana with scattered times or placements, but the broader event details remain obscured.
Goudy wien nine watt showera and thunder, easterly wind on boland slope. The day looks warm with a light to moderate breeze. A weak change in the south may bring slight cooling later, with staying cloud and possible showers.
In London on a Tuesday the move to reform the House of Lords was presented by Lord Salisbury. He proposed reducing membership and delaying legislation to shield Britain from subversive forces, warning Parliament of dictatorships and rapid changes. Salisbury urged a cautious approach while Labour voiced concern over hurried plans and Executive overreach.
The Minister for Commerce announced efforts to resolve the line position of Australian wheat and flour in China after the recent duties. He said urgent government cables sought clarification on policy and awaited a response from Beijing, while noting the dispute could affect shipments and prices.
Fragile German trade data shows a serious downturn with unclear figures and disrupted supply chains. Officials cite reduced demand, currency pressure, and logistical bottlenecks. Locals fear longer downturn ahead while producers adjust to market changes.
A faded citrus export report from Exoney describes damage to fruit and cites a Federal inquiry. The document notes “whole hearted person” actions affecting shipments and mentions disarray at export sites in London. Authorities say the incident may impact Bulestatre’s trade and require further investigation.
A damaged report describes a vessel arrival at Thames with scattered details about crew, cargo, and a blaze aboard. The fragmentary text mentions American sailors, possible cargo quantities, and flags observed as the ship docked.
The report shows minimal U S business with quiet overseas demand for New South Wales wheat. Prices in Western Australia, Liverpool, and overseas markets remained largely steady, with exports and stock levels described as inactive and pricing modestly lower than prior periods.
Sydney resident Robert Valrnnsie Hawes was found dead off Bolway Bay after becoming entangled in rope. An investigation found the rope around his right fist as helpers dragged his body to the wharf. details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled OCR note references the Western Railway and a railway official. It mentions a speed trial, a town mayor, and a locomotive event on an 11 day schedule. Details are unclear but imply a public railway showcase and ongoing testing procedures.
The readable portion references a local event or notice but lacks clear details or context. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, making a precise summary impossible. This item appears to be a damaged OCR fragment from a community notice column.
Traffic orders limit turning on Bray Street between Rom With ridge and Lawrence Kireet and on Dihs Abest near Brame Street park. All vehicles must observe the restrictions on Saturday December 3 from 2 midnight. Only turns in designated lanes allowed. violations carry penalties.
A flawed OCR note on loan application allotments mentions a conversion process and evaluation steps. It references multiple applicants and potential investors with a focus on one thousand Simaller individuals and twenty revisions, though the legible portions are sparse and uncertain.
A truck fire razed goods valued at about £3000 after the vehicle burned near Challey. The driver escaped unharmed as flames spread to a large quantity of merchandise loaded for transport. Fire crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent further damage.
In a tragic accident at a mine shaft, twelve workers died when a platform failed and chains broke, dropping workers about three thousand feet. Rescue efforts retrieved bodies and the site was secured by authorities.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a price and a timing phrase for Wednesday. Readers should note unclear details due to garbled scan, but the entry appears to reference a sale or pricing notice on a Wednesday in the local listings.
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