15 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
1
Women gather for a fashion show as the event promises stylish outfits at lower costs. The notice invites attendees to join the throng, promising pleasant attire and affordable prices.
Burge announces a new collection featuring jeats gloves sunshades dress materials handkerchiefs and other show wear accessories designed to enhance formal attire for upcoming events. The line emphasizes variety and practical style for smart gatherings.
A bustling display offering silk dresses in multiple lengths and shades, Voile dress lengths priced around 106 and 12 6 each, and Dechenes for show frocks. Hat selections abound, with a variety of gloves in many sizes and colors, plus floral sun shades and ladies handbags to complete the ensemble.
Melbourne Friday report notes the Melbouria Frade Hall Council voted to withdraw its representation from the industrial peace conference. Employers will remove volunteers from the wharis ay, while the Australasian Council of Those Unions will still be represented.
Report from Constantinople notes plans for Trotsky to be moved to a building near the Soviet Bat hasay. One account says five arrangements are made to renmice him to Angera, with initial lodging in a suitable house.
A representative deputation has privately presented to Mr Churchill urging penny postage. Churchill has not made his intentions known beyond saying he would weigh the claim with other forms of tax remission.
An OCR fragment references a bookmaker summoned relating to coursing and betting at Redfern Court. It mentions a wager on Maret and a ground possibly under the Wangoot Betting Act. The text is garbled but implies an official inquiry into match fixing or illegal betting.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. It mentions a forecast context with weather terms but lacks clear entities, dates, or locations to derive a factual summary. No verifiable person, organization, or place can be identified from the snippet.
London Sunday report details General Bramwell Booth enduring a second deposition with calm, receiving condolence telegrams, and planning next steps with his wife and daughter. Family members expected to meet legal advisers Friday. he remains trustee of army funds and retains control while his health remains fragile. He dictates memoirs despite the crisis as doctors foresee a possible delay to recovery.
Foreign office reports from Kabul state the Australian evacuee on February 7 is an 18 year old who is the son of an Afghan migrant to Australia. He later married an Australian woman who remains living in Australia. The name is not given in the report.
Sydney reports Brigdt Coffey, a child aged unknown, washed near the river edge at East Maitland and slipped into the current. Despite search efforts, the body was not recovered.
An unclear report describes seven deaths in Chicago tied to a corporate scam. Authorities, including UO AGOL and Tomei, pursue evidence as investigations name several employees and managers. The text hints at a widespread conspiracy and potential charges.
A prominent hospitality figure received high honors in a formal U S ceremony. The event highlighted national appreciation for contributions to the industry, with attendees and officials recognizing significant service and leadership in hospitality.
A garbled OCR report mentions Landon and Aerial Flight with Vickers Ltd involved in pricing and equipment at an aviation site. References to Vickers Mellor Oye and general airfield activity appear amid confusing fragments. The piece hints at a transfer or procurement linked to an ailing aviation project with unclear outcomes.
An aerial survey aircraft sustained damage to its right wing and propeller during a forced landing. The uninjured pilot reported no injuries after the incident near an unspecified location on the day in question. Authorities are investigating the causes and assessing aircraft condition.
Sydney Finlay and Pilot Ui Ceeljenten were convicted of sexual crime offenses and sentenced in Crone. The court noted the severity of the crimes and imposed a lengthy term, with authorities emphasizing the need for deterrence and public safety.
A party of eight set out from Lindau across the frozen Lake Constance. In the middle of the lake crevasse confusion led to a deadly exposure and frights. Three companions died from exposure while others suffered terror and injuries as signals failed.
In Portland Washington Ted Thye defeated heavyweights by two falls to one fall in a best two of three. Thye won the first fall with a wristlock after a sequence of holds, the Greek opponent countered with a flying pair for the second fall, and in the fifteenth minute Thye secured the decisive fall by kicking the Greek to the mat.
Arthur Albert Jobosuia, 28, was disqualified from driving for life after a traffic court hearing yesterday. He was convicted on a single charge of operating a motor car while under the influence of liquor. He had previous convictions.
Allegations surface about the Government Savings Bank in Forbes Street. Mr Etffort, described as a known grater, claims the new Commissioners do not know their job. He argues the rural branch was meant to aid small villagers but fails to assist him.
MELANE Friday members of the Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association of Victoria have decided to withdraw from the Federal Arbitration Court.
Edward Milmer Stephen has been appointed to the Supreme Court bench. He will hold the appointment for 12 months during the leave of Chief Justice Street.
Clara Welle twenty was seen straggling in the water near Ceemoray wharf early Friday. A man named Phillips Plunger helped pull her in and she was taken to hospital with shock. Police declined to reveal how she ended up in the water.
A fragment from THE SICK KING LONDON notes that an offer bilietin states His Majesty passed a fair day with unclear context and minimal readable detail.
The Sydney sale last Wednesday offered 6539 bales described as fair and well suited for Japanese and German needs, with generally fair demand and irregular values. Prices fluctuated for various commodities including wheat with Sydney quotes around 47 to 40 shillings per bushel. Numerous international names appear in an uneven market summary reflecting mixed demand and currency effects.
Market report from Tromuck Markets Sydnev on Friday lists varied commodity prices. Notes mention Mother S10 per ewe lamb and tin priced at 40/1 per innit with multiple agricultural items described in a fragmentary, rudimentary accounting style.
A local notice comments on gender roles and shopping logistics as Cansdell's proposes a delivery option. The piece questions traditional chores and highlights a new service feature aimed at easing grocery shopping for households.
The Metropolitan and Provincial conference of the ALP passed a motion calling for investigations into graft charges against any ALP members and expulsion of proven offenders. A second resolution supported paying a basic wage to those unable to work, with MLC Mr. Willis arguing sufficient wealth exists to fund it.
Brisbane reports the Queensland Minister for Mines rejecting Dr Woolhoughs claim that crude air exists at Maratea East. The minister questions the phrase wild cat drilling and notes only a recomended site under the State Petroleum Act could be approved after careful surveys.
Melbourne Friday saw world professional sprint champion T. J. Miles lose to AL P Robertson who won the Melbourne Thousand last year. Robertson edged Miles in the WMwards contest in a discreet, quiet defeat.
The Belthird colliery miners at Cessnock were dismissed yesterday after notices served locally. The action, announced Friday, impacts workers with wa days notrer et dismisal and may affect other colleries as notices are served this afternoon.
The timber workers strike spreads beyond the timber sector as unions aim to curb disruption. Large numbers of artisans are idle, with about a hundred thousand workers reportedly out of work and relief payments planned for those affected. In SEARCASTLE, timber workers ratified a 48 hour work week agreement beginning in March, signaling cross sector impact.
One escaped prisoner Patrick Vaneau was recaptured after a raid at Vig central goklaay station cy Mattias. His companion Walter domes remains at large as police carry out morning custody checks at Surry Lille.
Flood risk rises along Manning River as heavy rains threaten further rises. Authorities warn continued rainfall could trigger renewed flooding in low-lying areas and prompt precautionary measures for residents and nearby communities.
Soha Mechanar attempted suicide in a South Sydney house yesterday. He waited for a woman believed to be there and, carrying a sea rifle, fired on a tenant before turning the weapon on himself. The woman was not at home when the incident occurred.
Lonstable Foretson border near Ashfield saw two men with suitcases and a police constable questioned them about the bags. One man dropped his case and fled but was overpowered. the other was held. Opened suitcases revealed jewellery, cutlery, and clothing. A Croydon resident later reported a burglary at his home.
Residents wake to calls for stronger policy on teen weapon access as community leaders discuss safer cores and delivery routes amid growing concerns about weapon use by youths and the need for improved enforcement at local centers.
The Carrarabah Estate, recently bought by the Minister for Lands, is divided into seventeen farms ranging from 48 to 1502 acres with capital values from 204 to 26274 plus a 115 acre homestead block. Applications open after March 4 with details available from the Crown Land agent Narrabri and district officials.
The town and district focus on finalising exhibits as preparation increases for the upcoming event.
The fragmentary note describes a social gathering or event statement promising provisioning for men. It references a community setting and a prepared provision plan, but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations. The readable text suggests a mid century local newspaper brief about events.
The copy lists MEN'S FELT HATS with brands Stetson Borsalino Sovereign and Top Dog. MEN'S SHIRTS show a broad range from top manufacturers. MEN'S SOCKS include Pure Silk and All Wool. COIL LARS offer Pelace Welch Margetson Van Hensen and Top Dog. NECK WEAR features the Smart Set line signaling proper dress.
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