25 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1935
Page
1
A bizarre report notes Emery Shrew as mate to Lie Famouse Sumerier Bronze, with two collars and a 44M 60.1808 tag. Interior Ali a of Maun coordinates collar attachments, dated 18. A Silke Shiri collar attaches, two units alternate, each lasting one year.
Milbourne bishop E. Haye reports in a sermon that a church dispute with Archbishop Read arose from interference by a party seeking a job. He urges prayers for the archbishop amid tensions and calls for withdrawal of a controversial article from Labour Calling.
Fragmentary OCR indicates an event or listing titled to day at AYDNEY with unclear details. The readable text mentions a scheduled activity or gathering on Monday and includes phrases suggesting local scheduling or notice. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
A Sydney gathering discussed proposed taxes on broadcasting and newspapers as a public expense. Delegates clashed over funding methods and the impact on the populace, with calls to tax reform and a wages tax abolition. A comprehensive plan to reduce maternal and infant mortality was approved for consideration at the March Canberra conference.
Weather bulletin reports further rain and thunder in the north east with rain elsewhere. Wind speeds expected to rise, with gusts around coastal areas and a fresh to strong westerly breeze inland.
Unclear OCR text reports a game between two teams with fluctuating scores and scattered names. Readable items mention county, a referee or official, and a final line implying a close result. Strong entities are missing or garbled. core facts cannot be confirmed.
Mr C V Potts president of the Chamber of Manufactures urged higher tariffs to protect local industry. He warned reduced tariffs would leave workers idle as competition from low wage countries rises, arguing domestic growth depends on shielding Australian jobs and profits.
Mr Grown secretary of the Natty MekéC Club asks the Duke of Portland to attend the annual Notts Cricket Club meeting on March 2. The Duke’s secretary says the duke wishes to refrain from further involvement after a January 16 match, due to public issues in London and to Drauld.
A jumble of political chatter and regional incidents spans markets, parties, and dramatic events. Mentions of a federal ALP stance in Australia mix with notes on cooperative development and trade shifts, alongside reports of a horse racing mishap and a horse attack near Perry Bros. Newcastle. Jockeys and veterinary updates appear amid scattered references to political updates and regional concerns.
A brave fireman at a large city fire saved a fellow firefighter after being swept into a lift well as flames roared. The rescuer descended with a rope aided by Melly and Rig to reach the trapped man and pull him to safety before collapsing. The injured firefighter was taken to hospital in critical condition as the blaze illuminated the city and many factories.
London Sunday report notes Pilot J B Nirkom resigns from Hillman Airways. Official statement says resignation not linked to gold bullion or other crises. Company secretary describes Nirkom as leaving for a better job to pilot a new transatlantic route.
The Director of the Portal Department in New Zealand notes a postwar return to penny postage boosts. Readership and posting surged with a reported seven million rise in 1933 and an additional eight million increase by 1924, signaling strong growth in setter and card mail.
In Bern Switzerland a Sunday referendum approved expanding recruits training from seven to ten days by a large margin. The result shows strong national support for longer training periods.
At Homebush today 2085 head of cattle yarded with prices down about 10. Bullocks and cows in varying quality ranges. Beef trade mixed with good quality around 25 per 100 lbs, reglum around 23, inferior about 21. Sheep and lambs also present with bids noted. total yarding near 3,000.
In Riviera Finals at Beaulieu on Sunday Von Crain defeated Palmieri in straight sets 4 0 4 0 to win the Rivers tennis championship. Palmieri reached the final after strong play but could not overcome Crain’s edge.
Market report lists prices for various staples on Sussex Street including butter cheese maize onions and potatoes with units and rates, though many words are garbled. The fragmentary OCR shows ranges like 1/9 to 11M and 2/8 to 11" owt with several misread items and units, indicating a period-typical daily market summary.
Destructive bush fires sweep Western Australia near Perth and Kojonupad Goowangeruy. Thousands of acres lose feed and property as fires burn for days, with fears of people trapped and homes destroyed amid a widespread emergency.
Saturday afternoon action featured the local Green War in a tense slate with several close finishes. Participants included Belg Jacobs Times Elmonon and Simme defeating Dilley Omus Spammer and Nicholas James Carolan Mine and McLenwn. Also listed were Gsteatsa Wosnter Brooks Qaaron Wortnett Myers Brows Let Comes Lowey Bacon Ao Wh ulns and Craneron.
A motor vehicle collision in Melbourne at the Victoria and Lynda intersection left William Chisholm dead and John Chisholm with a concussion and minor injuries. Witnesses report wires were charged near the wreck, with others sustaining various non life threatening injuries.
A Glebe resident and her five year old narrowly escaped a deadly blaze when a room fire broke out. They were awakened by smoke and escaped through a broken window, aided by a nearby witness who heard the alarm and alerted others as the fire spread through the dwelling.
Melbourne reports Judge Beeby of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court urged Australians to consider broader foreign affairs. He warned against focusing only on local issues and said Australia would face world triangulation. He advocated reduced bombing and international control of air transport.
Labour Unity Melbourne reports that unity among NSW factions is unlikely before nominations close. The Victorian branch of the x iv p recognises the Lang party in New South Wales as the real party of the state.
The 251st State Lottery was drawn today with first prize No. 44 331 named Spider. Third prize No. 93449 Black Ct and fourth prize No. 98 100 Nayor syndicate are among the results. The 264ne lottery will be drawn on Friday next.
A Chinese general celebrated for defense of Bhanghal was welcomed in Sydney today. The dignitary received a large reception from the Chinese community marking the visit with ceremony and applause.
Archbishop Downey praised Australia as a land of prodigies during a vast London Sunday welcome talk. He lauded dramatic progress in a century, noting extraordinary activity and a mobilized public audience of thousands.
The annual ram sale is set for Thursday with Beclaire stud stock and regional breeders including Kentucky Betion and Victorian imports. Noted entrants W J Lamberg and W L P Richard will showcase rams alongside over 800 animals from Beate, Blakham, Kins Mill, and others. Local graziers gain a chance to select directly, avoiding consignments from distant studs without inspection.
At a coroner inquiry into the death of Mrs Grace Lone Brett aged 39, private nurse in partnership street Bar brood evidence stated she complained of injury to the middle finger of the left hand from a rose thorn. The coroner recorded a finding of fatal streptococcal sepsis.
In Sydney on Monday the Federal Arbitration Court set terms for an agreement between ARU and RUS covering railway workers including engines, crane drivers, stationary engine rivers, and those in the Railway Department. Commissioner Hin Honor explained the aim to implement a uniform industrial code for the service though details remain unclear. About three hundred men affected by the decision.
A 22 year old individual was found unconscious on Harris Street Paddington and conveyed to hospital after reportedly being struck by a stone. Police were unable to verify the claim or establish the full circumstances of the injury. Ambulance bearers reported concussion and a probable skull fracture.
Orneva reports Paraguay has announced its withdrawal from the League of Nations after two years of dispute with Bolivia. A note says the league can impose an armed embargo but Paraguay claims the embargo was imposed unilaterally, keeps no aid to Bolivia, and asserts Paraguay sees no equal treatment. The note notes the three month period for League recommendations ends today.
A private dispute over the Moredun water scheme erupts during Inverell Chamber of Commerce discussion. Proprietor Mr Junea BYmES laments public airing of private correspondence and questions the appropriateness of including his private matters in civic debate.
The fragment mentions Britain and Soviet requests for machinery orders and a Herald report implying gold shipments. The text is unclear and garbled but suggests trade or strategic concerns over gear and payment. No clear persons or organizations are fully identifiable.
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