27 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 27, 1929
Page
1
A fragment notes a person named Srath who loved the Rox and mentions the number 97 and IT. No clear event, date, or organization is provided. The readable text is brief and lacks context for a fuller summary.
Bargain boys clothing from Burge’s offers tweed suits, knickers, trousers, and shirts in smart shapes and fine fabrics. Prices list 19.5 and 23.6 for tweed suits, pure wool lints, serge trousers, and wool underwear. Includes hose, underwear, and bow ties aimed at school and summer wear.
The report notes proposed tougher penalties for drunken motorists and mentions authorities and courts considering stricter enforcement. The fragmentary text references Sydney and a legal or governance context but lacks coherent details or names.
Inquest into Dow fire that killed seven Archer family members at The Bon near Devonport heard Andrew Archer could pay his way and found no mental trouble. Five adults and two children died as the house burned before six this morning. police recovered a single discharged cartridge and a broken rifle on the bed. Neighbors first noticed the blaze and moved furniture outside as the home was destroyed.
Mr and Mrs Victor Coombes of Haberfield confronted two intruders at their home. The attackers struck the couple, who released the assailants after being assaulted. Neighbors were alerted by Mrs Coombes' screams as the home was found ransacked with valuables missing.
A collision near Meldouen resulted in the death of Margaret Mierrisii with other occupants injured. Police report indicates a single-vehicle crash under unclear conditions.
January saw a general rise in living costs across Australia compared with December. The sharpest increases were in New South Wales where the index jumped about 8.1 percent, according to the latest figures.
Sydney report describes disrupted nightlife amid a string of thefts. Police investigate a spree touching several districts as residents fear further incidents during evening hours. Local authorities urge caution and increased patrols ahead of the weekend.
In the Legislative Assembly the Premier moved the second reading of the Crimes Amendment Bill. The measure alters criminal law granting magistrates power to sentence drunken motorists to six months in prison and to authorise penalties for persons found guilty of ragor slashing.
Fragmented account describes a Kabul departure involving British officials and a lingering sense of duty. The text hints at international legation activity and unspecified events impacting personnel.
Fragmented report describes a boy on a scooter caught between cars near Clermont. The scooter driver remained on scene as medical responders arrived. details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text shows militant carpenters pushing a central strike committee to declare all buildings "black" or blocked as a tactic. The garbled lines reference expelling other workers and a broader labor action in Melbourne or similar locale with confusing names.
Fragmented readers' letters from Paris discuss the Franco Belgian pact and German connections. Opinions clash over the treaty’s implications and France's response.
Fragmented OCR reads describe Australian sawmillers facing a pest problem and a public disquiet over timber exports to England. The text references forest research, disease implications, and concerns about wasteful practices in timber processing and transport.
In London on Tuesday Major Goodsell the Australian sculler line challenged Barry to a race in San Francisco on July 4. The Contrel Board is reportedly handling the matter.
An OCR fragment reports on Marshal Foch with grave condition details and mentions allied actions and uncertain dates. The readable lines reference a dire prognosis and military planning amid a broader context of wartime events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wild cat sites and medical effects. Details are garbled with references to months, people, and actions, limiting coherent summary.
The Australian industrial conflict saga centers on a judge criticized by the Agiolgamited Society of Cur for actions amid ongoing disputes. The debate touches on legal processes and public trust in judicial decisions amidst mounting tensions.
In Perth a compulsory conference was held over a cinder dispute affecting timber workers. About 140 workers have been informed of their week off as a result of their intention to resume work. The plan involves those in the tratamento mills and Alou week operations.
The National association elects Mr Rowlands as chairman at a local Welsh district meeting. He has long served as a trade unionist and backed the 1927 Trade Giganes Act, with support from party leaders and delegates during the conference of 70 elements.
Markets section notes wheat price movements and trade activity. O ries of WHEAT and references to Sydney and Werlmesby appear with brief pricing details and a loan mention.
A whimsical survey of unusual male collecting passions across Victorian Britain. Readers note obsessive pursuits from infant feeding bottles once linked to royalty to ticket stubs, catalogues, old toys, and curios. The piece highlights the breadth of quirky hobbies and the social hints behind them.
A list of winners includes Show Stock Saddle W A Dibley first and W Haupt second, Pig Skin Saddle and Single Hogey Harness to Dibley and Haupt, followed by numerous craft honors such as bedspreads crochet, handkerchiefs and embroidery. The Times notes more awards will appear Friday.
Town and district bustle as final touches are made for Cansdell’s Too exhibitions and new frocks. A smart sunshade is required and available in cat variety, with prices from. Men folk are well provided for in our selections.
The article lists men’s felt hats including Stetson Mills Borsalino Sovereign and Top Dog brands, shirts from top manufacturers in color ranges, socks in silk and wool blends, collars in Pelaco and Top Dog lines, and a smart neckwear range under the Smart brand.
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