04 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 04, 1929
Page
1
An old time catalog style notice promotes Burges as a cash and carry outlet offering home delivery and no parcel burden. It lists numerous shoe styles for men and women with prices and features, emphasizing value and practicality for shoppers seeking convenience and wide selection.
Auckland report notes an injunction issued by the Supreme Court against Bishop Cherrington of Waikato diocese amid accusations of bias in appointing a replacement for a church post. The piece mentions Dean Burnet and a resigned minister, with tensions rising over the bishop’s stance and potential further action.
Fragmented cricket summary from the Sheffield Shield detailing Queensland and Victoria innings, notable scores and players. Mentions Lew, Wurteen servings, Parlin, Premonger, and bowling figures, with toss and stumps context and partial score notes.
Global flood-like rain caused severe damage across the area. Residents described heavy conditions, with roads blocked and utilities strained. Emergency crews battled after days of downpours, focusing on safety, rescue, and restoring services as communities assess the impact.
A fragmented note reports a price line in Sydney on Monday with figures such as 304 per unit and references a tin market drive. The readable text is sparse and unclear, but indicates pricing context for a commodity sale.
A woman walking with her daughter on George Street last night was accosted by a man who tried to abduct the child. A bystander restrained him and he was taken to a reception house. Letters in his pocket purported to be discharge papers from several mental asylums signed by the man.
A disrupted crime scene left by an intruder in a local office. Officials report broken drawers and scattered documents but no items appear removed. The town clerk resigned amid turmoil as investigators probe the incident.
A Saturday night show of a Mussolini talkie at the Meditorium in Melbourne drew a hostile Italian group and heckling in broken English. Shouts like Who killed half our countrymen accompanied by stamping and noise outside the venue.
A 47 year old man in Melbourne was instantly killed while welding a joint in a gas pipe with an acetylene diver at his workshop. The cylinder exploded from heat, causing shrapnel and fire. Investigators noted the blast injured nearby workers and damaged equipment.
Despatches from Valencia report a nascent revolt halted, with General Sanpareso leading Madrid troops to quell malcontents. General Cahanvilles was arrested. some garrison members resisted and attempted to free Sanchesauerra, but were subdued. The rebels had faced prior threats to release him, and a few were reported executed by their own hand at Ciudad Real.
Private investigators in Sydney examine allegations against an assistant shop staffer amid a theft dispute. Authorities and store management pursue evidence to determine responsibility and potential charges.
A garbled OCR inspired snippet mentions England and Australia players, lineups, and unsettled event fragments. It lists names such as Ryder, Hammond, Hendron, Chapmnany, and others with scattered references to fielding, scoring, and positions, but the text is largely indecipherable.
A chaotic scene at a local baseball game yesterday afternoon left several players injured after a prank went wrong. Reports say a bucket of water was intended to splash a player but caused a scuffle, with spectators and officials reacting quickly to control the crowd.
Fragmentary report from Darwin cites an aboriginal panel member Padhy and Anthony Lagann among ten White men accused in a murder. Details are unclear as gore and investigation claims surface. Local authorities have yet to confirm identities or motives.
Elin Woodham aged 10 was admitted to Bt Vincent's Hospital yesterday in a serious condition from poisoning. Police have not yet determined the poison or the method used and are investigating the case.
Fragmentary report from Sydney describes a rescue attempt and a crowd reaction with garbled names and places. Details are unreadable, but the scene mentions a rescue effort and a dramatic throw or impact, leaving the outcome unclear.
A Shanghai report states a settlement of the Tainan affair between Japan and China is expected tomorrow as a joint note of regret is prepared following the incident.
A German steamer Deister crashed on Mount Cape Swixoes mountains with mountainous seas washing over the bridge. Twenty one crew members were swept away and drowned before watchers. Four clung to rigging as lifeboats approached and the Meister disappeared.
The Salvation Army article fragment references Dr Davidson offering views on lust and moral topics. It mentions a trial or inquiry into sexual misdeeds, vows, and family concerns, with unnamed participants and a focus on religious guidance and community conduct.
Barisan F Moamtay reports hopeful oil exploration tests amid cautious official note. Fragmentary text mentions ministerial involvement and planned future assessments. Reader confidence remains limited due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented text notes a long dispute involving timber workers and a union as officials warn of a three month labor action. Names, places, and precise details are unclear in the readable fragments.
A cryptic report from Sydney details a man imprisoned after a lift failure on Vit Street Milivermin. Police freed him amid family involvement and ongoing investigations into the incident and its responsibilities.
Readable fragments describe a waterworks project in Tivner, with machinery unpacking and screening, contracted work to commence after arrival of equipment. The text references large cane-like components and a focus on improving Tivvereld water supply through contracted labor.
Telegrams and cables for the afternoon were delayed due to interruptions on the line from Sydney, causing a bulk of messages to not arrive as scheduled.
Police investigate a suspected incendiary fire at a timber stack site in Melbourne. Detectives are on the case as authorities work to determine the motive and identify any suspects amid a blaze that damaged stacks and near structures.
A local notice from Abyss Ai Tagher secretary Camileh warns shooters of serious consequences for wanton destruction of herd life. The association seeks cooperation of landholders to reduce water and property damage and to deter further threats. They announce plans to apply for all-tinal tener and to act firmly against any acts of trespass or harm.
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