20 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1928
Page
1
An ad like fragment touts Burge Bros as providing practical sugar substitution and home decoration for turning houses into homes. It highlights materials, craft, and a wide range of wares for beauty and color in the home.
The advertisement promotes leather moquette and tapestry upholstery options for sofas chairs and cushions. It lists price ranges from £1 6s to £9 and notes stock in blue brown red and other colors with upholstery services on the premises.
A partial OCR reads a furniture notice listing a Dre Sis Table with three swinging mut and a pedestal tap. The text is fragmented and includes references to a 3 ft ward and a 2) item, suggesting a catalog-like display of home furnishings.
The report notes extensive flood damage across towns and a post conference session on the trial. Mentions Prime Minister Panterma and Amangements completed. Unclear text fragments reference Greninationk and industry programs. Several garbled lines mention a round table and political figures.
Terrifying floods cut roads and swamped towns as rivers rose rapidly. Reports from Sydney and surrounding areas describe rising water, stranded residents, and emergency efforts. Authorities warned of widespread damage as waters threatened rail lines and communities along the coast.
Fragmentary report from Calcutta describes a tense situation around railway authority figures. The narrative mentions an official removal, mounting tensions, and a transfer toward a southern route. A March-like event is implied with references to orders, warnings, and a large disturbance.
A fragmentary OCR scene shows Cuthbert Clainely Dewiens Lamenshters dvings and an odd dialogue about a church service. The garbled text mentions a curate, a halt, and a plow scene, with unclear dates or places.
A garbled OCR note mentions a husband and wife killed in a train incident. Disjointed text references Laing, Mae Meme Biya, and hospital elements, but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a tragic rail accident with a connected family loss and medical response.
Market notes and prices appear in garbled form with multiple unreadable phrases. Names, numbers, and dates are incomplete, making specific items unclear. readable bits reference items like barrels and currency but lack coherent details. The fragmentary text suggests a financial roundup but contains insufficient data for concrete entities or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reports a find of opium and a plot that failed near a station or market area. Copied names are unclear. no clear dates or organizations emerge. The text resembles garbled notes from a police or court record with uncertain details.
A mistyped, fragmented report notes a fatal lightning strike that killed a man and his horse. The text includes garbled phrases and appears to reference a Monday event in a distant locale, with unclear ages, places, and outcomes.
A fragmented report discusses a nationalist movement urging a boycott of British goods. The text references political groups, shipments, and calls for governmental action, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. Several entities appear but exact details are uncertain within the legible content.
Stormy scenes described at a Miners mass meeting with references to NAW ASTER and Nor yn brane af Ilo Miners. Officials and aides faced disorder as meetings and briefings were disrupted by storms, amid confusion over property actions and local outcomes.
A fragmented historical OCR narrative describes tropical storm conditions near Singapore and chaotic shelter efforts. It mentions individuals including Bert Winkler and Mra Miley, with references to harbor flooding, heavy rains, and disrupted travel as crews struggled to secure safety during the storm.
Fragmentary report shows three people killed in a car incident with limited readable details. Names and exact locations are obscured in the damaged text, but the event centers on a deadly collision and multiple fatalities in a single incident.
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