13 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
1
Advertisement lists numerous cream colored window nets and curtains with fringe borders and assortments. Items include 45 inch cream window nets, 24 inch nets, brise bise nets with and without fringe, embroidered and colored borders, silk nets, and all over nets. Prices range from small fractions to a few dollars per yard, highlighting special values and assorted shades.
A garbled report notes continued absence of missing fliers and details protests over wage increases. It references figures named Hood Moncrieff and Horan, mentions a Rodern Comat Aulion and a worker, and includes fragmented phrases about mediation, moderation, and a journal. The text is unclear and contains many corrupted terms.
Fragmented OCR text references a death case near a waterway with unclear timeline and names. Details are unreadable, but the mention implies a body found or observed in a river or pond with insufficient context.
Market report from Hobart notes strong demand for wool with prices rising. Details mention auction activity, bidding by multiple buyers, and favorable conditions for sellers. Analysts expect continued firmness in fiber prices amid steady export orders and production costs.
An expert denounces the so called unsuited flight ventures described as a useless machine. The analysis cautions against deploying flawed air routes and advocates safer, proven aviation practices.
Dispatch from Sydney reports continued uncertainty over aviators Captain Hood and Lieutenant Momeret as weather and damp air hinder rescue attempts. References to Empire ambitions, Australian aviation policy, and political debates surface amid calls for updates on the Hood and Momeret search near Perth, with colonial figures and authorities described in broad terms.
A garbled Navy report references a large wartime mobilization program and a lander project, mentioning naval departments and an official named Wilbur. The text hints at a decade‑long effort, with unclear details on missions, timelines, and personnel, but preserves a focus on a military propulsion and landing concept.
Motor car record shows a trip from Adelaide to Melbourne with various garbled notes and partial phrases. The legible items include route hints and scattered names suggesting a transportation record from one city to another, though content is largely obscured.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss export valuation, trade rules and possibly tariffs. Mentions plan to pay duties, import practices, and general economic jargon. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or locations are readable.
Fragmentary notice reports openings and sales at markets including wool, wheat, and other commodities. Mentions dates in January and upcoming auctions, with bylines and scattered vendor names, plus a reminder to watch store windows next week.
An old report describes a puzzling incident in a paddock involving unusual handling of a suspect. The fragmented text references a person named Vinson and various cryptic actions, suggesting a strange situation observed by locals.
The report describes WANSTAME losing to South West at France with players like LONDOS and Franey involved. Multiple mis-spellings obscure details but imply a tense game with fouls, timeouts, and key plays shaping the outcome.
A large hall in a Melbourne suburb was destroyed by fire. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the blaze, arson investigators to inspect the site for cause. Local residents evacuated nearby buildings and street closures were implemented during containment efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a motorist may have set or claimed a record at 1334 miles per hour, with garbled phrases citing ARES and Manni true. Context is unclear, but the item centers on a speed record claim and associated names.
A mining site experienced a fire prompting immediate alarms and a rapid ranger response. Initial reports indicate possible equipment damage with no confirmed injuries. Authorities investigate cause as crews secure the area and assess air quality and safety risks.
London reports the abolition of the lance as an obsolete weapon. The article notes changes in military practice and a formal declaration by authorities. It cites historical context and the shift toward modern warfare equipment within the armed forces.
Canberra advances plan to sail with sufficient seamen as Sydney reports heavy traffic and the primary focus shifts to securing crews. Authorities announce a nine day mobilization while efforts continue to reassure marine operations amid rising tensions and ongoing inspections.
A fragmented report from Manly describes several people narrowly escaping drowning after a structure collapse. Witnesses recall confusion and scattered debris as residents assist neighbors and await official word on the event and any possible injuries.
The Country Party seals agreement after tense discussions in Parliament. Leaders hailed the pact as a move to stabilize policy while opponents warned of potential concessions. Details remain under review as lawmakers prepare for subsequent votes.
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