14 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1935
Page
1
Period listing shows men and boys garments with varied pricing including striped blazers, pyjamas, gabardine trousers, overalls, sports coats, Panama and fur felt hats, three piece suits, knicker trousers, shirts, Pandan and felt hats, striped blazers, navy flannel bisvers, navy serge suits and sizes noted. items include guaranteed wear periods and color/style notes.
Across Saar Brucken observers report quiet polling with no clashes. Unofficial tallies suggest about 70 percent favor returning the Saar to Germany as international troops guard ballot transport and towns prepare for post vote celebrations amid mixed reactions from Berlin Paris and The Hague.
A fire at Brodland Motor Accessories Ltd on Landsdale Street Melbourne caused about £45000 in damage late Monday night. Fire crews battled the blaze, with officials confirming extensive damage to the premises and contents.
Sydney Monday report says Lang Labour Party secretary J. J. Graves M.L.C. accuses the Federal Labour Party of trying to sabotage a proposed unity Labour conference planned for Melbourne on February 4. Graves says the conference must occur before state polls to be successful.
Sydney priest Rev. Dr. P. Tuomey criticized current education theories at the opening of a Maroubra Roman Catholic church. He warned that government standards may regulate knowledge but cannot force moral choice, calling it despotism and vowing a forthcoming battle against systemic oppression.
Dr Deakin urged honorary medical officers to receive income tax remission while praising wealthy donations to hospitals. He argued government talks of free treatment miss the core need for medical attention and condemned delays in care. Mr Weaver countered that teachers correct mistakes, and lauded the closeness of doctors to public hospitals as a major advantage for practitioners.
Hobart Loste of Tuamania died yesterday after celebrating his tenth birthday last week. The obituary notes the milestone and records the death in the local paper on Monday.
Wreckage pieces believed to belong to the missing yacht Pas Time were found off the Western Australian coast near Perth. Salvage units reported fragments identified by authorities as probable parts of the vessel. Investigators continue to search for survivors and determine the circumstances of the disappearance.
Tasmania Premier Mr. Ogilvie and private secretary Mr. H G Smith suffered severe injuries in a car crash in Hobart with reports of serious facial trauma and crushed limbs.
Victorian police continue a countryside search for James Ross, 22, who vanished at Tallarook after his motorcycle was found undamaged under a bridge. Witnesses reported shots nearby on Friday afternoon as investigators suspect foul play and body concealment.
A British film Soldiers of the King stars Cecily Courtnidge and Edward Horton and is praised for its natural acting and human story. Also showing Orient Express follows seven diverse passengers on a train from Ostend to Constantinople with Esther Angel Norman Foster Ralph Morgan and Herbert Mundin in lead roles.
A cloud burst caused heavy damage and many stock and poultry were drowned. Wages and rainfall disrupted the area as more than three inches of rain fell in an hour.
Rufe Naylor a familiar figure on metro racing circuits was escorted by staff to a court session. He indicated plans to pursue action at law following a recent appeal ruling that affected his entitlement concerning the Randwick racecourse and the A Y Cup.
Czech tennis champion Menzel and his wife escaped serious injury after their car overturned twice on the Camden side of Razorback Mountain. The vehicle was wrecked but both survived with only minor bruises and a slight injury to a wrist.
Monday alen cooper aged 22 died when a car after a blow out ran off the road struck an electric light pole and crashed into a fence six miles from Barinadale Victoria two others were injured in the crash authorities reported the fatal accident occurred near Barinadale Melbourne area.
Miss Minola Florence Jeffery and Mr. Robert A. Stacey wed at St James Church Burwood both Sydney University graduates and high school teachers. The bride wore white satin with a cowl neck and orange blossom coronet. The groom is the younger son of Delangra. Rev J B Galloway officiated. Honeymoon began aboard Zealandia bound for Tasmania.
A local retailer touts high quality items at discounted prices with emphasis on service. The ad highlights value and customer care as key selling points.
The 9 am forecast for the next 24 hours predicts mostly fine weather in the south west and far west while the north east half remains unsettled with more heavy rain. Flooding is possible in the north east quarter and coastal and table lands as strong south to south east winds reach gale force on the coast and rough seas.
The entertainment committee reports strong public response for Inverell’s Rose Day carnival tour from January 30 to February 9 with possible extension. The fully volunteer run event is owned by a charitable body under city gentlemen’s control and directed by the hospital board to avoid private showman influence.
The unit price of tin is today quoted at 51/2.
Sussex Street market report lists today’s ruling prices for commodities including wheat bulk at 2/11, bagged 2/11. Tasmanian potatoes 14/ to 15/ cwt and Victorian 13/ to 14/. eyes new laid 1 dow per case 7d. butter 142/68 cwt. cheese from bid. honey 3d to 4id. maize 3/39 per bus. oats 2/2 to 2/8 per bus. onions 8/4 to 11/6 cwt. chestnut wheaten 3/6 to 4/0 cwt. oaten 4 to 4/6. lucerne 4/3 to 8/6. hay oaten 2/6 to 8 cwt and lucerne 2/ to 66. Wheat 2/4 to 2/10 4 bus.
The essay argues that secondary industries drive employment and prosperity in Australia. It notes factory construction creates demand for bricks, cement, carpentry, plumbing, machinery, and utilities, with population growth following work. It cites rising Australian purchasing power and urges boosting domestic secondary industry to compete with foreign markets.
At Homebush today 40 861 sheep penned with active demand and firm sentiment. Wethers to 17/1 ewes 16/10 lambs 22/10. notable consignments Edgered and L Edgley with ewes and lambs. Cattle yarded 2816 head, medium quality with fair beef trade. bullocks to £11 10s bows to £7 10s.
Death reported in Sydney of Rev. Thomas Davies Evans a veteran Presbyterian minister who served in several churches across the state. He was 66 years old.
Retired Supreme Court of Sydney judge Sir Langer Owen was carried home by ambulance after a 12 month tour of England and the Continent, following a serious illness.
Inverell hosts the annual North Western District Rifle Clubs Union prize meeting on January 28 with £270 in prizes and an added Aggregate 300 600 yards. Competitions span 13 events from 300 yards to 600 yards with A and B grades. Luncheon on the grounds and a smoke concert at night accompany the day, secretary P A Pitkin oversees organization.
Telegraph lines interrupted halt late news publication in this edition. Unable to publish late telegram items due to infrastructure issues affecting transmission and distribution.
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