Fragments From a Local Notice Page
A damaged OCR fragment references a local notice with unclear names and actions. readable items hint at a public sale or official action but key details remain illegible and uncertain.
14 Jan 1929
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1929
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment references a local notice with unclear names and actions. readable items hint at a public sale or official action but key details remain illegible and uncertain.
Ad fragment urges buying a swimwear costume for enjoyment. Contains garbled phrases and missing context, but indicates a marketplace promotion for swim attire without clear dates or names.
Bathing costumes displayed at Burges highlight all color options in women’s wool and swimming styles with attached skirts. Prices include 9/6 for pale green skirted pieces and other men’s and boys’ cotton and wool options in varied sizes, with several 6s and 2/9 figures noted among the offerings.
Specials in mens mercery offer savings on cashmere socks silk and wool coloured socks and other hosiery. Prices include 56 pair cashmere socks 11 pale Hawley dyed cotton hose 19 and 23 each. Boys golf hose tops and pairs of various items also available plus sandshoes for summer in multiple sizes and styles.
A garbled report outlines a route from London to Australia via Karachi Calcutta and Simla. It mentions April opening and a fire route tied to travel between London and Australia.
A garbled report describes a sea ordeal involving alleged figures and obscure places. The fragment mentions Atlantic waters, a noted connection to Aluerlevie, and references to a forties era setting and a vaguely defined Guten attack. The text remains unclear about any concrete event or outcome.
A garbled report references a town hall theft charge linked to a named financial institution and a municipal venue. Details are unclear but indicate an alleged property loss valued in the thousands with a referenced court or investigative context.
A disjointed notice reports a missing girl and a false lead in the investigation. It mentions a person named Mer Ble Fie Talons and a suspect found at a house on Vatrota Street, with unclear surrounding details and partial addresses.
Alleged doping claim arises after the Purse at Albion Park racecourse. A complainant reports possible doping of a colt named Hgaraite Ty and asks stewards to analyze samples. Authorities will review white exyatals allegedly found on the horse and take action if confirmed.
A strange fatality occurred at Melbourne port where a two year old child was near a rabbit display. The animal supposedly triggered a gun causing a fatal wound amid a chaotic scene. Police and officials investigation is underway to determine the exact sequence of events.
A bridge collision near Pyrqvon in the Pine Valley region killed 14 year old Sass Kedibers and injured another person, with authorities reporting the fatality about five hours after the crash.
An officer aboard a ship died after falling from a cliff. The incident occurred as crew members were working near the coast. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal fall and identifying the ship and personnel involved.
Fragmented text discusses fare hikes on Sydney Ferries affecting routes to Milsons Point. Mentions individuals like Matus Prents and a Maystore meeting. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Alelaourne reports the sudden death of Judge Jantice Higgins aged 78, a resident of the Federal Arbitration Court. He passed away over the weekend at his home in Drom. The obituary notes his long service and standing in the legal community.
In HuHart a chilling incident occurred when an eighteen month old was accidentally dropped into a bath of hot water by a twelve year old girl yesterday. The infant suffered severe scalding and died in a hospital following the incident.
Sydney reports vast heat wave impacts in Louuberlands with Liuping area losses estimated at 25 million. Domestic fowl deaths include many birds and owners facing severe financial strain amid the scorching period.
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Edwin Goulding was charged at the Toowoomba Police Court with being under the influence of drink after an incident where he allegedly assaulted a man by the arm and threw him to the ground, with a constable restraining him. He requested an ambulance as his leg and neck were injured, though other proof claimed he was sober. The magistrate dismissed the charge with costs of 19 pounds to the Crown and warned the public.
Sydney Montus Mr C. A. Charon, father of Moy Chartton, died at Killareom Saturday while the champion was separating for the fourth heat of the Mandy Live Savime. Closely sw miments Deceased was well known in sports circles.
Fire swept Sebarban destroying several valuable cars on Mownilury Street just before midnight. The blaze damaged multiple vehicles including motorcars and utility vehicles. no injuries reported and investigators begin examining the scene for cause.
After twelve days a rail disruption ends and trains resume service. Mentioned locations include Tawonville and nearby towns with the river systems Tully and Herhare Rivers, noting passage paths and potential timings as services restore.
A seven year old boy, William sore, died of tetanus suspected after stepping on a fishbone. He fell ill over several days with jaw lock and spasms. Medical staff pronounced him deceased at St. George District yesterday.
Brisbane report says Chesley Stevenson swerved to avoid another car on Redcliffe road. His motor vehicle toppled and overturned onto him. He sustained injuries after the crash as he was en route to join his wife and 140 children on holiday.
Adelaide inquest into the death of Kenneth Lew aged 24 found dead at Port Pirie with his clothing alight. Police say Lew claimed he drank, then wandered and set fire to himself after a nervous breakdown.
Fragmentary report describes a labour dispute affecting timber workers in Victoria with calls to rally through the AWC and Trades Hall, urging defense of existing wage standards amid government pressure and union actions.
The community notes the passing of Jamies Vine Adhers aged years, with burial at his residence in Gearville. Survived by wife Mary Toomey and children Arthur James, Frances Enoy, and others, the family business continues under their sons. The service, conducted by the Very Rev Dean Neutt, honored his life and long service to the area.
Fragmentary OCR describes an event near the Town Mall tied to municipal elections. It mentions a complaint over an alleged argument and a court appearance at Casino on March before a grand jury. Details are severely garbled and names unavailable.
A man was shot dead near a rural village as authorities charged a suspect. Police say the victim, identified as Eli Thom Chayanale, was killed in a feud over fuelage and a late father’s affairs. The accused was detained and faces a murder count as investigators reconstruct the sequence of events.
A fragmented archive item records mentions of improving health involving the queen and royal figures, alongside scattered references to places, names, and events. The text shows garbled OCR but hints at a royal health update and ongoing royal matter handling.
Fragmentary OCR note describes deadly weekend car accidents with references to multiple locales and missing details. Content signals urgent traffic dangers and potential investigations, but readable context is limited to implies fatalities and heightened concern.
Local event notes show a Saturday opening meeting with community leaders and a focus on sports. Rita Wiley is mentioned along with observers and participants including Port officials. Nominations for borough leadership are listed with names such as Meir Bennett and Wnesi.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a weather forecast with vague terms about antaberry and temperatures. Details such as dates, locations, and exact figures are unreadable, yielding an uncertain estimate of conditions.
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