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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
4
An Inverell municipal deputation presses a water scheme tied to bond funding and population growth. The discussion recalls the £150,000 Gwydir proposition and weighs town wants against government bond support and long term water supply needs.
The readable fragments mention civic matters and persons such as Pettiae and Noakes, with scattered mentions of meetings, bans, and legal or public notices. The text is muddy and largely incoherent, lacking a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a cohesive news item.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names and places in a dense, nonsensical block. Readable elements mention cities, people, and events in a distorted form, but no coherent report or single clear fact emerges for a proper summary.
An unclear item mentions Thrifty Abos and related names with stray terms and numbers. The readable portion references greenland and a likely purchase or financial note involving B85. No coherent event or person-critical facts emerge from the fragment.
Mr. Arther Ison, a well known local horse trainer, sustained serious injuries after his horse Garbo reared and fell on him while he led Geeret Bad. He suffered two broken fingers and was shaken, receiving care from Dr. Liggiss.
A disrupted report describes crowded railcar conditions and inadequate crowd control in several stations. It notes higher travel frequency and passenger conveyance issues affecting teen riders, with concerns over rail company management and state cooperation during peak periods.
Perth police report Constable Larson was shot in the stomach while pursuing alleged fraud suspect Donsid McDonald near Plugells in Western Australia. McDonald was initially caught but drew a revolver as he attempted to reenter a car, and was restrained by Constable Larson and an assistant before the assailant could flee.
Berlin reports that Airmen Chamberinks and Levine, crossing from New York to Kotthus, were forced to land in a marshy meadow due to petrol shortage. The propeller damaged the aircraft and undercarriage in a halt, but the aviators were unharmed after 44 hours in the air, failing to beat Linterburgh's record. Disappointment followed the breakdown.
A reminder announces an auction of high class furniture on aceon o2 Me Beattin. Auction takes place tomorrow afternoon in Albion Hill town. Carries Beattin and Burgess as auctioneers with Fowler present.
The new award retrospective to May 1 increases weekly wages for laborers earning 4/ a day by 2 per cent with minor, no changes to dy pee weekly, and camping allowances unchanged. First aid kits must be provided, with salary provisions for camps and depots. Mariatyre Shire considers applying for Commonwealth grants to support the Belangore Paradise road project.
The report recounts a domestic dispute involving promises at Thepigen Street and a dock area event after Wy Mo Louker secured a gig. It mentions Maree Hall Halla wife Maio Tet and a chefemdeadt incident. A court-like questioning references Catherine Any Hopi and a female decider in a seizure context.
A local professional man loses a contested possession as a dog guards a car and a failed deal leads to disputes. After wandering and roaming, the rightful owner regains control, while two others push for a resolution amid tension and warnings. The case centers on trust, ownership, and a wary animal.
The account describes preparations for the Rite remainder for the newspaper plant. Machines and presses are bolted in place on the floor while upgrades are underway. A courier and watchers note the risk of damage as supports and machinery are secured and a print run is anticipated.
The Newmarket Jockey Club meeting ran to finish amid wet tracks and large crowds. Duke Eliot, ridden by T Andrews, won a tightly contested main race by a half head over Tenwaster, with Diary third, as Bracelets tragedy ended a horse’s career after a fall.
The opening match between the Austeals and Bureaua ends in a draw after a tight contest. Delbridge scores two tries, Golledge converts, and both sides show strong forward play despite greasy ground conditions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a racing event with numerous competitors and results. It mentions USA bases, various participants, finish times, lengths between positions, and a concluding time of 418 seconds. Names such as Maggie, Chris, Misty, and others appear amid noisy garbled text.
The wedding of Miss Florence Mary Bowling elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bowling Glen Legh Glen Innes and late of Arrawatta and Mr Frank Windin Sparke younger son of Mr and Mrs B W Soarke West Maitland was celebrated at Holy Trinity Church Glen Innes on Wednesday June 1 with Rev EH H Stummer officiating After the ceremony guests relatives motored to Glen Legh then Mr and Mrs Boarke departed for a North Coast motor trip Also notes include bank official T K Smith returning from leave and Ming Javinow transferring to Tinghs Sydney for a holiday with her mother plus local hospital admissions and a death in Inverell with funeral details to be announced.
A mosaic of brief items from Inverell to Sydney covers forestry plans for a Tasmanian venture, bulb shipments, a fatal road incident near Sydney, a court case over a Randemned house, a moonlighting mail carrier incident, hospital expense boosts, diplomatic strains, and a murder aftermath near Greefard with a car plunge. Names include Inverell Florist John Jickeon and Annie Bobly of Anmandale, plus references to local officials and districts.
A historic public notice highlights Woods' Great Peppermint Cure claimed to relieve coughs and colds. The brief item notes its promotion and date of appearance in print.
After forty four years of service, Mr B J Anderson, manager of the Bank of New South Wales in Inverell, retires on September 3 and will live in Sydney. He is praised as a reliable banker and community adviser whose long career spanned branches from Young to Inverell, Cowen, Cootamundra, and Parramatta, with a legacy of steady leadership and public service.
Church of England services listed for Sunday June 12 with morning prayers litany and evening events. Schedule includes 5 am morning service and 11 pm evening prayer with local parish identifiers and names.
Fragmentary OCR from a Methodist church page lists names and items such as Bible verses and hymns. The readable portion mentions worship, evangelists, and a service at a church with scattered, unclear phrases and misread names.
Fragmentary report from St Andrew's Inverell mentions Kundae and Ture 1 Invervll, Elmore 3 ppm, and Rev Archie Cameron B A Glan Innes. Details incomplete on date or full context.
Yesterday's sport reports a home win for Inverell by 16 games to four amid a six man team due to Glen Innes ladies' absence. Visiting team enjoyed luncheon at the Hotel Inverell and afternoon lemom. Match details list Broun and Cony v Abbott and Moore 6-4 6-2 0-1. Sloman and Bate v Gill and Campbell 6-1 6-0. and other results including Robinson and Pearson v Abbott and Moore 5-0 2b. Total Inverell 18 sets 117 games, Glen Innes 4 sets 72 games. Golf noted.
Warialda beat Inverell 44 to something in a golf match played yesterday on the local links. Weather was fine and the day featured strong play from Warialda players with several matches decided by margins of multiple holes. Final results showed Warialda leading in individual games as Meadames Stuckey Powell and Mellverm organized social play with visiting players. The Patron's Cup and Archie Elm events were scheduled for next week with rounds at 10:30 am and 2:20 pm.
Inverell Ladies' Hockey Club defeated Waleha 2 0 in the morning match with key players MeKocelp Stewart Witvan Kwiith Howland and Then prominent. Glen daioes then beat Inverell 3 1 in the afternoon after a hard game. Several players were knocked, social events followed with dancing and a large crowd. proceeds cover travel expenses for the team to Morey on Saturday.
With only sixteen points of rain for May, farmers faced delays sowing wheat and other crops. Those who had sown and kept wheat safe fared better, while relief was needed. Saturday brought lower rainfall across many parts, but future precipitation will aid grain and ease the dry spell for several weeks. Town posts list districts with rainfall figures: Rukkully 2, Delunges 4, Myall Creek 40, Wariaide 0.
Sydney reports on Lang challenged by Myr. Lang as Bruntnell condemns the remark calling it a "wet bowl of darkness" in a final stand against dawn, while Mrs Renntyll, MLA, deserted the election dispute.
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