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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented political scene in Australia heats up as Labor and the opposition trade claims. The looming referendum or election tests party strengths amid tariff and trade debates, with leaders Lyons and Page figures shaping public opinion and policy.
Calendar notes show sun rises and sunsets with focus on June 21 and June 22 marking the year’s shortest days. Entries reference times for dawn and twilight, with June 21 as the longest day locationally noted for sunrise and sunset observations.
A local film show titled Wing's Birthday Pictures screens Monday night at a nearby theater. The lineup includes Jack Mulder, Lilian Harvey, Wy Curiae, Sonny, Spinkey Tracey, Fay Wray, and Madness Priges. Tickets are priced at 15 and 2 shillings for stalls.
Austrasian readerwelgi champion McDonald announces a title bout in three weeks. The mature contender Joe Hile seeks a shot, while McDonald recently claimed a crown after a decisive victory.
New product Charmasan Cold Cream is advertised as a multi use skin cream for cleaning massaging and smoothing the skin. It is presented as a beauty aid by famous brand makers with emphasis on soothing rough or uneven skin tones.
A dense, mixed OCR page lists names, shops, and events. Mentions of a Creek Creek sale, Murray & Bathe, SanburLab Woods, and Beanie Cee N pine appear among scattered items. The text also references auctions, horticultural goods, and local personalities in a period newspaper card style.
A community notes a fund drive at Graman Church with proceeds to support church needs. The gathering thanks Mr and Mrs Dele O'Brien and Kelara for assistance and expresses appreciation for volunteers.
A rough draft lists Truett players and probable lineup for a practice game at Seon ground tomorrow night. Notable names include V Blanen H Blanch A Reading Jharp L Poley and J Olen with A English A Merchant Thorne and Bellingham among possibles. Players will wear blue attire as selectors finalize teams for Monday.
In a half year commission at Port Birmit High School Mrs Mary Giewari of Inverell visits Inverell Latin, while the Evergreen team picks Blanch Dove McCluskey and others for a match against Grafton. The piece mentions residents and staff, with references to local figures and school athletics.
Fragmented OCR shows a hospital with women and men wards names and patient-like entries. The text lists numerous unclear names and places within a deranged section likely reflecting a historical facility roster or damaged note.
A community fixture outlines a forthcoming event with planned milestones and regional participation. Details emphasize a celebratory tone and involvement from local groups and venues.
The death of Str. W. L. Broun, 72, in North Sydney after injuries from a motor car accident days earlier, is noted. He was the eldest son of the late Sir William Browne, Baronet, and emigrated to Australia in 1475. Survived by one son and four daughters, with services held at St. John’s Church, North Sydney, before burial.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. D Sutherland at 77 years after long illness. She leaves a husband ARH, four daughters, seven sons and many relatives. The service was held at the graveside with floral tributes from numerous families and friends in Ashford.
An old time medicine ad touts Woods' Peppermint Care Fless as a remedy for gripes colds and influenza. It promises quick relief through peppermint based formula and domestic use.
Read as a court record detailing Beal Rooney accusing her husband RL Rooney of intoxicated assault at their home. Witnesses describe a violent confrontation including pushing, throwing objects, and threats. RL Rooney faces charges of unlawfully exhibiting his wife and related domestic disturbance.
The Times announces an earlier edition on Monday next June 4 as a public holiday. Press time shortened to 1 p.m. from 3.30 p.m. Casual ads accepted up to 1 p.m. and no other advertisements will be taken that day.
Local Inverell Jockey Club hosts a Newmarket meeting with events including the Nelda Produce Stakes and the Newmarket Handicap. Emirates Ball and the Enverel versus Glen Inned feature race are set for tomorrow afternoon with an expected crowd and light conditions.
Imaged ad lists fur items including mink coats coney beaver and opossum neck collars with prices and terms. It notes coats made to measure and guarantees all work.
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