03 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
1
Advertisement notes sale of multiple shoe styles including Paramount Prestige Mose and Beechnut among others. Mentions Persian Rosebloom size 8 and pricing around 441 per pair. Limited readable details on availability and exact conditions.
The loom State Lottery draw announced first prize 99701 to M L Aymard of Noumea New Caledonia. Second prize 62149 to For Sake of Others Syndicate led by Mrs Annie Phillips of Weet Maitland. Third prize 29102 to Agdol Mei Reita Syndicate with Miss N Partridge of Dowling Street Arncliffe. Fourth prize 47070 linked to Now or Noises Syndicate. Byron's Gap Tenterfield furnished entries.
The Sheffield Shield commenced at the Sydney Cricket Ground this morning amid showery conditions. NSW and South Australia shared the center, with players including Howell, OReilly, Grimmer, Wall, and others listed among a long line of names and initial scores noted.
London officials state the Australian Board of Control and England must avoid worsening sportsmanship as tours proceed. Jardine urges Australian players to return home immediately while both sides seek to preserve goodwill and salvage remaining fixtures amid tense commentary.
Health department official asserts no cause for alarm amid diphtheria reports. The outbreak appears limited to a few cases, with vaccination urged and precautions outlined, yet no widespread spread indicated.
Fragmentary OCR shows an agreement reached in Geneva on Persian oil, with references to suspending cancellation terms and a new negotiation timetable. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates but indicates a formal settlement process and ongoing oversight.
Fragmentary London report describes a cricket dispute involving Mr Thoms, MECC Committee, and Dominions issue. The piece references Anglos Aust ruling and possible action by authorities, with unclear details and mis-spelled names.
In Sydney on Friday the reductions in widow pension amounts were outlined. The pension for a widow dropped to 178 and for each child from 19 to 0, with the total exertion amount increased from 48 to a higher figure. The details reflect adjustments to operating or welfare support.
Reduced wholesale price of petrol announced by refining firm applies to first grade and blended petrol in capital cities of Austral Country. Retailers in Melbourne and other cities will adjust accordingly, with impact spreading through distribution channels.
The Wheat Market report from Sydney notes a subdued day with prices easing from the prior session. Traders weighed demand against oversupply as mills and shippers faced slower activity and uncertainty about futures directions.
Disjointed fragments reference Inverell flour mill and various names and terms, suggesting a historical trade or production note. The text includes scattered mentions of places, individuals, and apparatus, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text references a severe assault involving a man in Sydney and a possible attempt at homicide. Several garbled phrases suggest a reported killing or serious attack with alleged involvement of multiple parties and a sequence leading to a consummation with the af r. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Sydney page shows incomplete names and words, offering few readable entities or concrete facts. The legible portion hints at a local item but lacks a clear event, date, organization, or person to anchor a full summary.
A garbled market report from Sussex Street lists items like potatoes cheese onions and honey with unclear quantities and misspelled entries. The readable fragments mention vendors, locations, and dates but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Unclear OCR yields garbled names and phrases. A central figure described as talented appears amid a mix of scattered terms and possible mentions of locations or persons, including a reference to Wynn and Deane. No coherent event details emerge from the readable text.
A man was found unconscious with serious injuries after a violent confrontation in a Sydney camp. Reports say he was assaulted by Burke and sustained bleeding from head wounds while a bystander attempted to intervene. Authorities are investigating the attack and hospital treatment.
A fragmented report describes an Aboriginal murder case with a woman victim. The text mentions local names and a confrontation within a community, noting investigations by authorities and the involvement of a figure named Joy Naat. reader notes indicate confusion and potential misprints in the source.
The report presents Hitler addressing a Berlin meeting. He insists Germany must endure and rejects Bolshevik danger while arguing a four year plan would strengthen the nation. He asserts foreign nations misrepresent him and emphasizes unity and resilience.
Local bowls action saw Glen Innes overpower Inverell with a sharp restart and steady play. Key players Lavery and Lavery led Westendlay while Hie DOW and Hollis contributed for Glen Innes as crowds watched tense moments and strategic ends.
In a Sydney area incident a permanent way was damaged affecting the railway line. Reports indicate a collision or derailment risk as crews assess the track between key points and inspect the rails for repairs. No injuries are confirmed, and service disruption is possible during maintenance.
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