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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
4
A topical commentary discusses factional tensions in the Labor movement, contrasting industrialists and reformers. It laments current leaders and predicts possible purges, fracturing, and the impact on party unity, arbitration courts, and democratic ideals amid ongoing political realignments.
A state conference debated hospital financing as delegates argued over the impact on private and public institutions. The session heard wide concern about funding equity, with proposals to fund major hospitals from state revenue while protecting individual contributors and voluntary services.
The discourse covers road and railway policy and the role of engineers in planning and funding major transit projects. Discussion centers on the strategic value of improved corridors, political support, and the balance of costs and benefits for a national transport initiative.
A chaotic mix of reports from Goulburn police court a tale of Andrew Evans jailed for horse theft and neglect woefully documented. Separate items discuss a Sydney resident David White inheriting £2950 in diamonds from Aaron White's will and plans for school grounds expansion amid wage debates and local council decisions.
A fragmented report on farm prices and wheat sales across stations and markets. Graziers and farmers describe rising value and market activity while a deputation discusses costs, performances, and public reception amid a distant reply from Sydney.
Fragmented local notices describe the Inverell District Court adjourning due to prolonged Quarter Sessions. Items include a suggestion to adjust winter film showings at the Sovarell Theatre and a Long Plain dance fundraiser for Inverell Hospital. Secrecy in public affairs prompts critique of secret reports in welfare inquiries.
A Saturday sale at Glentorale offers a large quantity of farming implements in good repair, including harness seed wheat and a parade of plows and tarpaulins. The event, under H C Limberg and W Groft accounts, advertises detailed catalogues in the paper and notes a separate item listing and advertising column references.
A well attended Missionary Social at St Andrew's Memorial Hall Wednesday marked the opening of Missionary boxes for Work Among Lepore. Children raised funds totaling a substantial sum, with a prize awarded to Lily Booker for individual effort. A raffle added to the proceeds, while a musical program dominated the evening alongside games and supper organized by Miss Greig and the children’s mothers.
Mean Harry White Ltd reported tin priced at 66 shillings and 3 pence per unit. The notice states the cost for buyers and marks the current market level for the metal.
A fragmentary Inverell report notes Daorgons and Mr George Bur attending a Salvation Army luncheon in Brisbane on Wednesday morning. It mentions Mrs Aillaon and others, plus a council meeting where T W Waugh’s resignation as clerk was accepted and a new appointment promised. June 16 closing applications for a position were announced. A five year old boy, Bonnie, son of Rev Bert Gilhome, underwent a hospital operation and was improving. Two staff members travel to Sydney for a conference on cooperative development. an Oddfellows sock evening honored Mr O Shannessy with gifts. a supper followed with brief speeches and socializing.
The team to represent Bobbulls for tomorrow's show ground match will be chosen from listed players Styne Asimis Bievene 8 Chapwan Toine Stakter Buxton Groot Blundler Uuil Moth Breete Solomon Lynne Put ot Pallipas Players For Sydney The NAVEL secretary received a telegram Wednesday outlining Dow Kull and Chadwick has been considered in the selection with a view to naming the team today. The trip to Bundatra is planned with a deadline for final selections by 6 pm.
A fight in King Street left a stoker with a serious wound under the right eye and possible jaw fracture. Police say two stokers loyal to WM A.B. Adelaide assaulted a plainclothes constable who sustained a brain injury. The constable reported the event after hearing abusive language from a group of men.
The article reports an exhibition golf match this Saturday with professional KH Sinclair against Rey Fauce and Mr Gorrell starting at 2 15 p m and notes a prior record attempt by Sinclair. It also mentions a Worinnda team visiting Inverell on Monday June 6 and lists Inverell players and officials, with arrivals and tea arrangements, plus a bicycle accident in Sydney injuring Cecil Compton to a fatal extent.
A bridal event described with ornate wedding details. The bride wore a pale blue silk gown lined with silk, pearls, and silver, with a long tulle train. Bridesmaids in georgette and blue tulle attended, and the reception followed at a local venue. The couple, Mr Val Gowbhle and the bride, plan a honeymoon to Byinbone, with their home to be in Winteevile.
Miss Millie Newbury of Guvre wed Mr David Barelay of Melbourne in a Newbury church ceremony. The bride wore white with silver trim, bouquet of blooms, and veil. groom joined with best man Mr Lon Chucke. Afterward guests gathered for a reception at Ald. The couple plan a Gympie honeymoon and future in Queensland.
Yesterday afterpoom meeting of Inverell J and A Association Mr Aitchison proposed a spring race to be organised with a Toyonl for a two pages race moving in conjunction with TM and AG profits to be divided fifty fifty. Subcommittee to approach the Jockey Club appointed.
The report covers various local items including calls for automatic telephones as an aid to country theatres, continued War Week in Sydney with North West defeating South Coast 44 to 0, and a man injured by a fall from a tree at Narrabri. Auction notices announce My. 8 S, upstairs Bran Street Moss Hill at 2 pm with Fowler Burges and Donshire. The English Derby at Sogterdis saw Call Boy win, owner I Cuyton reported ill, and a horse Mona linked to a recent Wid Gewn Cup. Queen Wilhelmina spoke by radio and a poisoning scare hit a horse. Wheat in Sydney quotes 5/7 per bushel.
The meeting scheduled the next show for February 24, 1920 and discussed guests and committees. Officers debated regional exhibitor plans, travel costs, and representation for the OWA in the visiting committee. Proposals included funding for transport, shared duties, and a conference to refine annual exhibit locations and budgets.
Report from Warsaw and Minsk describes escalating chaos in the Huzata district and nearby towns as authorities claim to have quelled serious trouble. Soviet forces moved to uphold government order and arrested several alleged ringleaders. Border clashes and anti Soviet detachments were reported near Oxerchaniki while refugees from Poland react to the turmoil.
Berlin reports a cyclone devastates Lingan Holidays and Lind villages injuring hundreds. Officials say storms caused casualties and damage as residents scramble for aid and shelter.
The Inverell Cuming Club schedules the Inverell Cup meeting on June 17 with 38 prize dogs to compete. Moree Club provides lighter prize money. nominations come from Wodonga, Victoria, and wider NSW. All northern state dogs and listed riders from Queensland and southern NSW expected to attend, promising a high stakes event.
The report says a cable to Mr Baddeley discusses accepting a ministerial portfolio without reservations. A reply is anticipated and a Labor ministerial appointment is anticipated for Murray.
A Sydney Labour Council gathering heard Mr Garden explain that the so called red army roles barred members from political pay participation. The discussion centered on how labor organization duties could conflict with political activity.
A fragmentary report discusses readying funds and a method to mine money from Treasury bonds for a project. It notes a department approval, earmarked money, and a final legal authority to finalize matters. The text mentions water analysis classifying water as mineral and a Magne planning to return to Taverefl tomorrow morning.
A civic group deliberated possible funding for a district show to boost local productivity. Members proposed debentures or member contributions to cover debts and advertise the district, stressing community effort and wider participation.
Jord’s farm known as Jord’s farm at Dog Trap, comprising 29 acres, will be sold by auction without reserve at Mr. C. Moreau’s rooms Byron Street on Saturday next the 11th at 11 p.m.
Brisbane Friday Acting Premier said Labor does not replace tyranny with tyranny and that all those engaged in lawful pursuits would receive full protection amid Bowen water front troubles.
The Theatre Inverell screens Gene Bhatton Porter's The Keeper of the Bees with Robert Prager and Clara Bow in a human drama. A Fox release Pooky in the Dork stars Muth Moore and Prigy Rut Miller, followed by Mex Morll and Pep in a comedy. Monday features Tiplohomooy, a Paramount mystery thriller with Blanche Rweet and Moth Moura, plus Hauniets MWillins.
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