13 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
1
Purchase details show savings on hats with Tuscan straw and mastic straw lines. Examples include a Rose Beige model with georgette trim priced at 25 shillings and sixpence, a crinoline edge variant, and taffeta bindings ready for immediate sale. Comparable reductions advertised across multiple straw hat styles.
A report from Running a Mine SVENEY describes a strike attempt at Batenain coal nine, controlled by Miners Pedderation ministers. Workers refused to sign, leading to a surface stoppage as continued protests unfolded with uncertain outcomes.
Sydney city report details the disappearance of Alfred Day aged 25 last seen Sunday near Parramatta River. A body found in the river is believed connected to the missing man with events surrounding his coat found at the scene and ongoing investigations by authorities.
A draft transport bill addresses members of the Moter Troden Association and the Minister for Loew Gawerechiemt Moe Braces. It outlines government intentions behind the proposed Transport Hill and outlines safeguards for intercuts and intergovernmental relations. The text centers on official aims and governance throughout the policy discussion.
Fragmented notes from the minings sector show no decisive steps after a tense session. Officials discuss wage hikes and regulatory concerns while local communities await concrete plans and outcomes. No firm resolution emerged.
Inverell district property sales show activity with numerous parcels listed near Callow and Vet estirth. Buyers include local names and multiple acre lots as estates near Star and Ghree areas exchange hands amid a rising market.
Forecast shows cloudy and sultry conditions with scattered showers, otherwise fine. Southeast winds become strong and squally along the South Coast, bringing rough seas and potential brief downpours.
In a Health Society meeting, Dr Arthur voices shock at the rising number of patients with a wheat related disease in the state. He laments overcrowded wards and predicts half the population may need hospital care, urging policy changes to ease waiting lists.
In Sydney on a Wednesday a man named Quinn and accomplice Norton saved a stranger from theft during a dangerous electric demonstration. The chaotic incident, linked to a citywide electrical event, marks the third controversial proceedings this week and may affect tonight’s schedule.
A damaged report describes two disasters in Berlin amid extreme cold. One collision and a factory explosion caused injuries and fatalities, with responders racing to manage icy conditions and evacuations. Names, places, and casualty details are unclear due to torn OCR.
A fragmented report states a dead body was found in SEWOASTINE or related location with unclear details about Tawes Mogarty and Fogerty’s involvement. The text is garbled, but implies a forensic or police context and a connection to Newwen, Adelaide, and local figures.
The market notes from Sydney describe fluctuating prices and mixed consignments. Prices were generally steady with some improvements across categories, including hogs and baconers, while buyers showed cautious demand at several sales venues.
An ALP conference motion urged Leader Sedgwick to press for immediate adjournment to amend the Navigation Act. The aim is to require all ships landing on the Australian coast to be equipped with wireless and to secure fastened arches before ships depart port.
In Maryborough police court James William Stott and Herre Watson, dentists in partnership, were fined 100 each for sending false income tax returns. It was stated returns for every year since 1918 were false with a deficiency above £15400. Harry Wilson also fined 100 for a similar offense, with a reported tax deficiency under £2000.
Paris dispatch reports General Foch suffered a relapse and five physicians are in consultation. The medical team is assessing his condition and determining the next steps in his care.
London reports a sixty cartle gale raged around Crasewell House from dawn until a clear sky. Despite steeplessness the Ring qv sitlass are satisfied though Huynh Meaibers remain calm. Cragwell Tower endures the cold and Haunek ingham Palace heavy walls stay strong as the storm abates.
A fragmented local notice discusses miner incomes and living costs with garbled OCR phrases. It mentions a total amount of 251,140 and hints at earnings and expenses, referencing a union or association and a community context. The readable pieces show concerns over wealth, labor, and economic hardship among miners.
A chaotic report describes widespread cold across Europe with heavy snow, freezing trains, and damaged infrastructure. Mountains and towns face record depths, with reports of avalanches, power outages, and homes buried under snow. Officials warn of continued severe lows and widespread disruption.
Members of the Sydney and Suburban Timber Merchants Association advertise for free labor to hasten a strike's end, preferring former employers and wards with applications open until Saturday. The Socialist Labor Party urges timber workers and coal miners to pause, while merchants say the move aims to curb industry organization and offers protection to laborers.
The Cheir parish Country Women of America notes discuss inclement weather and postpone plans. With Mrs H Scot absent, Mrs H Rowlands chaired. A linen tea for the hospital was planned, to be sold on Friday March 22. Organisers Maidens and Rowland were chosen. The sale date was set for May 22 to align with past events.
In Davtelord western area militants attacked workers on the footpath as officers rushed to quell the clash. The incident followed a week of tension with fears of further violence amid labor unrest and warnings from local authorities.
Edward Murphy told police he was followed after alighting from a Cronulla bus last night by two fellow passengers. One struck him a violent blow to the face, knocking him down, then he was struck on the neck with a sandbag and rendered unconscious. His pockets were rifled and his kit bag was missing.
Racing results from Ascot taeda Novice Handicap show multiple divisions with winners and placements. Notable names include San Malt, Sereenor, Gio, Whiston lass, Molly Bernard, Ebvh Stepper, Tacquette, Anime M iter, and Miss Nut i among others, with winners across divisions and listed placings.
London report says the Seonisl wight express collided with a goods train on the Midland route near Alfreton Derbyshire. The engine overturned and four parcels derailed, killing the driver and fireman. The carriages remained on the track with no fire.
Town and district officials focus on finalizing exhibits and activities as the community ensures men folk are well provided for. Community groups organize displays and welfare efforts to highlight local provisioning and assistance programs.
A local ad lists felt hats including Stet son Mills Rowalina Sovereign and Top Dog. Collars offer Pelco Mareetsunss Van Hen Isen's and Top Dog. Neckties feature the Smart Set brand with a smart range of options.
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