08 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the IRS in a domestic setting with vague details. The readable bits point to an inside issue or inquiry, but concrete facts, names, places, dates, or outcomes are absent. The item resembles a partial note rather than a complete news event.
Burge Bros. promote a square deal reputation built on service in Inverell. Readied stock and fresh lines are added as they continue to offer new styles and ideas for customers seeking value and choice.
Burge's opens new stock of Coolie Coats for street and beach wear in black grounds with oriental designs priced at 32 6 each. Coolie Beach Wraps in panting cotton fabrics in smart colorings sell for 50¢ each. Also new black sateen overalls and aprons in varied sizes offered for quick clearance with wide color selections.
In Parragatta court Albert William Berger aged four was fined £3 for shocking cruelty to a cow. Police witnesses said he struck the animal with an axe. the boy pleaded that the cow frightened his children by bellowing from the dining room window. The magistrate cautioned him but announced no jail time.
The Tope tas telegraphed a Papal HENcie HAUTE with the Valian Government. the Lateran Palace will host the signing by Signers Gasanarel and Massesbiani. The Vatican will manage the rights of an independent sovereign state and will likely tour the diocese. a visit to England is practically certain.
Mr Davies general secretary of the Miners Federation told the Trades and Labor Council that miners will not act without informing the AACTC. He warned that if a fight comes the miners can endure for some time, as the union’s reserves are stronger than many realize.
London dispatch reports the King showing partial recovery with improved strength. He may be moved to Bogner hospital within about 48 hours, signaling a definite stage in convalescence though full recovery remains gradual and uncertain.
In Paris on Friday two Polish workers attempting to pry a shell for its copper were blown apart by an explosion. One man died instantly and the other was severely injured, with authorities investigating the incident as a failed theft gone fatally wrong.
In Melbourne at the Trades Hall Carton a conference of 27 Federal Unions pressed the Central Strike Committee of the AJCLT.U. to extend the timber strike beyond timber workers. The Trades and Council set a weekly one shilling levy on unionists to aid the timber workers, starting tomorrow.
An unemployed man named Jack Irving of Wingella Moss Vale died after five days without food. He was found in his room and it is believed he took poison. Police report confirms no food intake for five days prior to death.
Evidence at Rye policy court showed illicit liquor at Gradua Creek railway camp with rum wine prices and a password system. Witnesses indicated methylized spirits were consumed. magistrate noted lack of awareness of dangers. One witness was remanded to cells to recover from alcohol effects.
Warm conditions greeted play as Australia failed to close out England before stumps. Ryder and Kaypan staged a crucial partnership to flip the tale, with England edging to victory as Australia collapsed late.
The Dunbin case in Dunestio New Zealand centers on Arthur Hide charged with the attempted murder of a taxi driver named Olde. The court proceedings reveal little doubt about the defendant as the jury finds him liable for a 2700 prize stake, while details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Church of England schedule lists Sunday services and choral events across Bulkulla parish in February. References to Martins UW, Harvest Festival, Feewhilla Jude, and Rocky Creek areas appear with times and venues including T. Firth and local organizers.
Prices across grains and livestock show limited moves with wholesale rates readjusting amid mixed demand. Wheat corn and oats traded at varied bid/ask levels as buyers eyed seasonal supplies, while livestock and dairy quotes reflected modest shifts and occasional supply pressures.
Inspector Forster told the Goalhicn Pastures Protection Board meeting that ear marks and brands aid identification but a farmer can best recognize his stock by unique type. He noted police cooperation exists but not in detecting stock theft and proposed a dedicated twenty-officer stock squad. Board members welcomed his plan and hoped for action.
In Adelaide on Friday Aroe Borg won the international free stroke championship at the swimming carnival, defeating Billy Ryan by four lengths in 21 55. Borg’s time was about 49 seconds slower than his prior race in Sydney.
In Brisbane on Saturday a committee was formed to confer with the Federal ALP on reconciling the two organisations. Opposition argued the ALP red tide would block any rapprochement. A citation urged Federal and State help to stabilise the tobacco growing industry.
Wide rain shower spread through the state with notable coverage in the northeast, central west plains, and southern coastal areas. The fall brings fresh moisture across multiple regions, aiding agriculture and easing drought concerns.
Forecast predicts cloudy conditions with more rain across the northwest central and western regions and the central coast. Heavy rain and possible floods likely near the central coast as the week ends. western areas see improving skies then rain develops. winds shift from southwest to east with fresh to strong gusts.
Sydney Fi The time Commissioners have announced by resolution that the figures for the value of the city would have to be completed before any of the then valuations were confirmed. As this will take some time, rates for 1920 will be levied upon the existing valuations.
Brigadier General Lloyd is chosen by the Nationalist executive to contest the Parramatta election due to the death of Mr. Broatwell. The move follows the party’s national interest in the seat.
Toverell Municipal Council approved a plan allowing townspeople to remove gravel along Riverbank toward Glen Innes road up to Dean's Rock. A one chain wide strip may be set aside for gravel and possible riverside walk development. Alderman Mellveen noted current conditions were objectionable and urged improvements. The resolution, carried, envisions a 3501 fee and eventual promenade.
Sydney on Friday Walter Cook aged BM of Rooty Hall died in a meter accident after a crash. Albert Watts aged 41 who rode with Cook escaped with injuries. The cap was totally wrecked.
A fierce blaze at Steighs store in Albert Park rapidly spread to Milling's motor assembly plant. About fifty thousand gallons of cased petrol and oil burned, injuring several workers who fought to contain the flames as the fire raged through the site.
English commentary in the London Evening Standard praises Whites perseverance on the Adelaide pitch and notes Bradman as Australia’s main hope. Predictions say if Australia’s hatsmen perform to form they could win by 14 runs. The piece discusses Woodall and Jackson with Macaroey’s view on aggression versus caution in the chase.
An announced Gum Fiat concert has been postponed due to inclement weather. The event, originally set for this weekend, will be rescheduled to a later date as organizers coordinate new venue and timing.
London court sentences Clirkes for strangling Mrs Fomtine and then proposes marriage to Mary Fangaine, daughter of the murdered woman. The court had previously considered charges tied to the murder and related hearings.
The return of the late Patrick Fleming has been valued for probate purposes at 20075, which was bequeathed to his widow in full. The commissioner's report notes the widow receives the entire estate value, with no remainder to others.
The Duchess of York is confined to bed after a chilly illness following her brother’s wedding. She shows no fever but has a temperature just above normal.
The Foreign Office says an unwanted Australian was rescued from Kabul by an aircraft yesterday. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the flight and status.
A merger agreement between Dirts Dune Robber to and Pedriu Rokterio from Aust outlines a combined entity called Lato Mereriau Ruler Cou Atotralasia. Perdriau Co will issue 1450/00 shares to finalize the consolidation.
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