20 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
1
A local shop advertises shirts in all colors featuring collar to collar coordination. The brief notice highlights coat shirts and variety of styles available for men and women in multiple colors.
Sydney report notes Backett Fraser Company executive M. Es Westbrook states hospital maintenance expenses will mount as Wheat prospects and U.S. tours unfold. Disjointed lines reference elevators, ships, and grain quantities amid fluctuating market conditions.
A drowning occurred at a swimming bath in Fornes yesterday when Witte, Obtin Fanway, and four others entered 11 feet of water. A search was conducted for the body, with authorities reporting the incident as a tragic accident and the missing person as the drowned boy.
Fragmented OCR notes list items and prices at Sussex Street Sydney market. Entries mention cheese, onions, pies, chattels, and various goods with unclear quantities and times. Details are garbled but indicate a daily street market or grocer listings in the area.
The Minister for Landa Mr Buttenshaw announced plans for a rabbit extermination campaign. Funds of £300 were allocated and the scheme may include fencing and existing licenses to prevent further spread. The proposal will be reviewed by the Postition Protection Boards at a February conference.
A report from Sydney quotes Donald Grant arguing that Labor disunity imperils the movement and hinders reforms. The piece notes internal strife within the Lang government and reflects on social democratic tensions.
An elderly woman, about 81, living on a farm near Windsor, was found drowned in a hole at her home. Police believe she slipped while attempting to escape rising water, the accident likely caused by age and infirmity.
An isolated party reached home safely after a perilous journey amid storms near Wellington. The group faced threats from severe weather and difficult roads as they moved toward shelter and safety. Authorities reported no serious injuries and noted favorable wind conditions for travel.
In Sydney on Monday Minister for Health Mr Weaver discussed hospital funding and the impact of subsidies. He noted about 130 subsidized hospitals in the state and that roughly half received government support, with total subsidies aligning to around 7000000 annually amid recent grants.
The Market at Homebush showed mixed trading with limited bids and uncertain demand. Traders reported weak sentiment among buyers and small consignments of lambs and wool, while prices varied across categories and some lots faced delayed sales.
A terse forecast for Sydney notes unsettled conditions with showers and heavy winds. Temperatures rise, followed by a cooler evening as a strong northeasterly gale develops and easterly winds persist.
A garbled notice shows a state lottery draw with odd fragments and many named individuals. It mentions Mrs Dayle Lucas, Mrs MW Getlon, Mrs Walsh, and others across Burwood Lane Cove Randrich as part of a syndicate. The Holm Bute gallery is noted to be open on Friday next.
In a brief 3A item, Moor Thos auther of Uy was noted as having voted. The readable fragment confirms participation in a local election event.
Mt Lansbury spoke in Bristol on Sunday about securing an economic blockade against Japan. He urged unified action to pressure Tokyo and cited potential trade restrictions and allied response.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a sudden death berth at a local meeting related to Allobney Genoni and an unidentified Mr TAK. Details are unclear but reference to a security event and yesterday. No confirmed names or dates can be verified from the readable text.
In Melbourne two young men, Monlat Mevwney Overpud aged 23 of Chibwell with Morbayt Jones aged 21 of Gerlung Wert, drowned when their boat capsized after being struck by rough water near Barwon. They were swept away and unable to be saved, with rescuers attempting rapid recovery attempts as the vessel overturned.
A missing farm worker was found dead in New York. Police report unclear details from damaged text but indicate a fatality related to labor activity at a farm site. Investigations ongoing to verify identity, cause of death, and any associated parties.
Local boxing notes predict Blandon versus Ferris as the likely Vic torian bantam championship match. Ferris, favored by executives, could ride momentum from earlier showings while Blandon seeks a breakthrough after prior performances. The bout plans hinge on venue at Leichhardt Stadium Tuesday night with potential promoter hopes and crowd interest high.
A railway notice from Wagga Wabay detailing gale damage to the Murrumbidgee bridge has delayed normal speeds and left the line unsatisfactory. The Railway Department indicates a slower pace for trains pending repairs and assessment of the conditions at the crossing.
The Sydney Methodist Conference deliberated on Professor Angus teachings at Andrew's Theological College. The Forensant committee recommended and the conference withdrew Methodist students from the caller following the examination of the doctrines.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions graziers appeal and facilities provided in Sydney with scattered phrases about veterinary checks and canine references. The readable elements suggest a parliamentary or industry appeal process and related infrastructure but details are incomplete. The text includes names and terms that are unclear due to corruption, preventing full factual reconstruction.
A fragmented report describes potential Irish strike actions affecting London transport and mentions union demands. The text references transit workers and potential nationwide support, with unclear specifics and garbled names.
A man is found dead after an accident at a Sydney location. Police investigate a possible connect to a relative and a partner, with questions about motive and sequence of events. Detectives search the scene and gather witness statements to clarify the circumstances surrounding the death.
Bromley 12th Man listed in Melbourne report as placeholder for a cricket squad item. The fragment mentions Hayy eooHerd and Buomley with unclear roles and dates, lacking verifiable events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a German election with heated rhetoric including phrases like Death Before Slavery. The garbled text mentions republicans, military, and various names, reflecting a chaotic, unclear account of political discourse and alleged threats surrounding the election.
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