Australian domestic workers seek emigration deal at conference
At the meeting of the Country Marty representatives discussed recruiting Australian women for domestic service in Britain. Speakers noted psychological barriers and the need for favorable conditions and treatment to attract educated young women. A draft agreement on wages and terms could prompt migration, but concerns arise about sustaining domestic labor rather than luring workers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Grong
Britain
Hughiah
Audi
Agricultural wage dispute in dairy districts prompts debate
A garbled but still legible report discusses wages in dairy regions, noting the average pay per torum and implications for workers. It cites a government official claiming workers benefit from benefits tied to cattle labor and discusses comparisons of earnings to other sectors. The piece mentions New Bzenlonl and references a primary election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetiwat
Unie
Iain
Ntac
Cleely
The Patchwork Debate on Trade and Wages in Sydney Markets
A murky excerpt discusses shifting costs from primary to secondary industries in Sydney tied to local markets. It notes the dependence of vast secondary sectors on domestic demand, wage pressures on manufacturers, and external competition forcing high production costs and cheaper living standards elsewhere. The piece hints at protective measures and policy impacts on local labor and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Tael
Guerniy
George Puller
Pune
Sydare
Costa
Townsfolk Clash Over Wealth Interest And Chamber Of Commerce
A fragmented reminiscence on wealth in a community shows tension between rich amusements and local industry. Critics accuse bankers and managers of Bolshevik envy while defenders praise cash spent in town, noting benefits to laborers and tradespeople. The piece questions the Chamber of Commerce’s role and town funding struggles amid political maneuvering and upcoming elections.
Accident on a Printing Sree Causes Injuries at Work
A Cameron machinist suffered injuries while adjusting a page device at a printing shop. His right hand was drawn into rollers, tearing a finger, with two digits damaged but medical checks found no lasting harm. The incident predates a screening of John Barrymore films featuring Don Juan at a local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Examiner
Grafton
Cameron
Ua Tha Knockley
Teva Draken
In the Hospital District Patients List Names and Misprints
In the hospital district yesterday there were twenty five patients listed. The readable names include Lleir Wades Ghd Addecaives Delage Ades Bicheinnbs Ti tyghu Shr Biggs Long Male Tre Bpringhett Melwagra Ms. Junes Lyewred Vevice Harris Warkaldtas Tange Mini Hick Lamont Late Main Athal Murton Gilgai Onunbt Patt Inverel Fink Short Inverell Mowtin Coduy Artsford Lanes Welle Cherey Treeith Cveil King Avrawatts Mexander Canmmun Logg Pinta Neville Anderton Luverell Griffin Sapphire Wilson Toomey Arrawatta Mee Margaret Tait Inverell William Cortelly Arrawatta William Torrington Achureth Coggan Coggan Ashton Francie Coggan Ashford Doreen Towett Taverel Ned Wombhtaw Tavered Neith Meifort Delungra Chandler Sullawraigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowpital
Lleir
Delage
Ades
Biggs
Junes
Lyewred
Vevice Harris
Warkaldtas Flevty Munele
Tange Mini
Hick Lamont
Late Main
Athal Murton
Gilgai
Onunbt ‘Patt
Inverel
Fink Short
Inverell
Mowtin Coduy
Artsford
Lanes Welle
Cherey ‘Treeith
Cveil King
Avrawatts
Mexander Canmmun
Logg Pinta
Neville Anderton
Luverell
As Griffin
Sapphire
Wilson Toomey
Arrawatta
Mee
Margaret Tait
William Cortelly
William Torrington
Oairleigh Fistivp
Achureth Coggan
Ashton
Atnty
Francie Coggan
Ashford
Liverell
William Parker
Doreen Towett
Taverel
Ned Wombhtaw
Tavered
Neith Meifort
Delungra
Les
Chandler
Sullawraigs
Policy shifts on profits and production costs debated
The article discusses proposed policy changes favoring primary producers to offset high production costs. It notes ongoing party program discussions and potential advantages of the reforms, highlighting political evaluation of the measures and their expected impact on industry profitability.
Hollis Lend Limited report on mine shaft progress
Hollis Lend Limited reports from Eumaritie dated Tube 1607 that five acres including Mall's shaft have been secured and reopened to depth of sixty feet. The shaft area expanded, the main shaft reaches about sixty feet, and work progresses satisfactorily with new plant and equipment expected. The company now holds just over two hundred notes, with boiler engine pump winding gear cages and other items acquired or being transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eumaritie
Foley
Hall
Halle Bros
Mt. Morgen
Anverell to-morrow and Thireday events noted
The notice lists meetings and visits for MEU Bros. and local churches. Tingha and Bundarm are scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights respectively. The annual Mothers’ Uties gathering at St Anguatioe’s Church is Friday at 3 pm with liturgy. A separate report mentions Willem Joseph Herrington’s injury and hospital transfer after a fracture on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEU Bros
The
Beate
Sahel
Anverell
Tingha
St. Anguatioe's
Victorian Premier urged to form permanent council on bread prices
The Melbourne Housewives Association urged Premier Hogan to appoint a permanent consumer protection council. The speech stressed preventing bread price rises and noted government concerns but failed to reach a final decision. The dialogue highlighted efforts to safeguard households against inflation and protect buyers.
Train tragedy severs life of swagman at station
A swagman named Charles Wright, aged 95, was killed at a station as he and another man attempted to board a departing morning train without tickets. A railway guard intervened, and Wright slipped between carriages, dragged along for some distance, and died on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wright
Uome Bill
Hig
Tee
Sio
Wright
Tradesmen Victimised in Forged Cheques Case at Lismire Court
In a Lismire Court session Joseph Gray and John Green were found guilty of posing Valucloea rheques and forging cheques. Value involved included public funds and two other men linked to the cheques. Police charged four counts. restitution set at £17 15s with fines of £16 each or imprisonment options: Green five months four weeks, others shorter terms for Gray and accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gray
John Green
Lismiere
Greeg
Gray
Local notices recount deaths and promotions in Inverell region
The report includes the death of five year old Robert Bruce Tucker at Orsighnish Hospital and his funeral at the Presbyterian cemetery. It notes Inspector MacDonald’s return to Inverell for annual tours, promotion of Police Colmer to Police Depot in Sydney, travel plans of Mrs. F. W. Lethbridge and daughter, and other regional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsighnish
Robert Bruce
Tucker
Little Plain
Thorley
Poblio
Colmer
Glen Innes
Inverell
Sydney
Narrabri
F W. Lethbridge
Margaret
V. P. Wiltahire Sall
Golombe
Goulburn
Prince ‘Alfred Woopitat
Bydney
Tinghe
Jose Layton
Mt Bingira
Bundarrs
Bing- Jong
Dunbar
Bupdarra
P. C. Fleming
Glamingo
Condobolinty
Inverell and
Gasleying
Tom Fleming
Rose Hill
Taverell
Toppy Dight
A. ¢. Dight
Erne Street
Toss Hill
Phil Bowe
Mr. Chow
National Association candidate selection dates set
The National Association announces urgent stops for candidate invites for a Chase fountey Mestorates race. Closing date is Wednesday June 28, with plans to appoint candidates in the earliest possible moment within party and constitutional rules. Local organ lettings support a committee recommendation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Nowsmothons
Esinou
Chase Fountey
Axeeon
Country Basic Wage Debate Delayed by Official
An official from the Fanners and Settlers Association refrains from fixing rural basic wages until after the new year, while different wage scales for urban and metropolitan areas are discussed. A representative from Broken Hill Supply Co argues the base wage should reflect family status, with tables suggesting 24/188 for metropolitan areas and 2a/1/1 per week for man and wife in provincial urban areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiddington
Forguasn
Anscoistion
Te Weantiae
My. Street
Atwater
oMeient Ayaten
Wits
Aren
Fin
New Shrees President Thon Maxwell to Lead Local Government
Donald Normyn Maxwell, 34, youthful president of the Ghiren Ameculation faction, will not seek reelection amid a protracted smootage of the Local Government body. He joined Wheeowastl seven years ago and has led rivers development efforts including the £172,000 Nimboida hydroelectric project. He also chaired the Jackn dgoiy evhowe committee and is known for cricket achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life
Donald Normyn Maxwell
Ile
Cr HH. J. Mare
WALA
Crh
Maxwell Shuld
Tony Fire
Hank
Elusirman
Clarener Hiver
Touveil
Io 4A
Fing Vlysigne
Neori
Reform themes loom in Promiests Policy speech preview
The preview hints at nine drafts for policy push and ten abolition proposals aimed at the Upper House. National and regional parties align on reform themes for the Legislative Council.
Soviet Representative Buried Amid Formal Funeral
A Soviet representative, M. Wail, was buried yesterday after a formal ceremony marked by pomp. The coverage notes the reverent proceedings and the political prominence of the event within the corner talk column.
Tragic Death of SixteenYearOld Wiseman After School Match
The shocking news from Inverell on Thursday afternoon reported the death of Wiseman a sixteen year old forward for the Jefer St Denbrow Wireman and Myra Wineman during a third grade match against St Joseph's at Hunter's Hill. He collapsed on the field and died from suspected neck injury after a fainting episode. He was taken to St Joseph's College hospital but died shortly after the game ended. Wiseman a notable student and athlete at Bydsey Grammar School was described as extremely worthy and highly regarded by teachers and peers. The funeral and mourning arrangements followed at St Augustine's Church with many wreaths and representatives from schools and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wail
Po- Ian
Sydney
Yestortay “Myan
Wagga
Ann Blenbioth Howard
Wwe
Erlina
Bawco
Thouse Wesley
Daily Telegraph
al- Teged
Abel
Widdington
Kathleen Grimbs
Padiff
Kiwpltal
Claude Eldridge
Jamey Pesree
Jerocona Fixe Plodol and Both Men Were Severely Haved. Evil Pochel
Netisi
Bonty Dendoff
Gx Putney
Jowan
Wwen
Poohal
Niletania
Cork
AWUL
Oweek
Walive Joseph Kingdon
Armidale Pollen Court
Terbert Stanler Short
Moore Park
Glen Taney
Narrabri
Armidale
de. O'Conner
Lev
Inverell Om Baturdey
Hishord
Jefer
Denbrow
Wireman
Myra
Wineman
Bydsey Grammar Pchool
Erode
St Joseph's
St Hunter's Hill
Prinuten
Wiseman
St. Joseph's College Hospital
Grawmuir Cchool
Aines
Futer
Eort
Esse
Joel
Bin
Richi Dombrow Wiseman
Craiguish
New Fiear
Plarence
Janet Venlrow
Ruth Mergeres Denhrow
C. D. Loxton
Tentu
St. Augustine's Church of Enghind
Serriga
EL Sues
Church of Baginnt
James
Mowers
Cearie Campbell
Campbell
D'grey Power
James Laidlaw
Bturkeyomt A. de M. Freeman
Freeman
Loxton
Miss Lorton
8Yley Grammar School
Enlora
High Beloal
Reghy Veion
Inverall Girl Guides
Ola Sydnorians Union
Menna
N. A. Bucknell
Dudley Warner
Myx
Donlop
Alb
Et. Joseph's Pastage
Me. Vernon
Hove
Bydoey Grainy Ethool
Amd
Dettun
Byelney
Tor Sehealys Wits
Clerkemees
Enid Amithy
Margaret
J. B. Mannings
G. WK
Helden
Ming Swan
Noth Crigy
Ronald Dnonton
Sydmep
Aly
Oban
Aul Mru
Diacking
Bydney
Min
Stuckey
A. C. Dight
Sedgwith
Waltey Wilson
Puleford
Bukkkwlis Station
Kathie Malulyrey
Nellie Phong
Herbert
Chriss
Ona Amre
OWA Monthly Meeting Highlights and Plans
The OWA held its monthly meeting on Friday with 22 members present. Reports praised the delegates while noting the resignation of assistant secretary Mrs Hog Chirk. Two OWA representatives, Mr H Howland and Mrs B G Denahire, were nominated for a P. am A. sub committee. Plans outlined for a camp in July and duties assigned for organization. A library for cottage use was approved, more books ordered, and a fundraiser dance raised 16/17 pounds for the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.w.k. Avan
Omiat
Mra
Hog
Etwan
Fowlind
Aid ‘Mies
Pranent
Wampon
Lander
Duaneiel
Bink Bolomee
Mie
W. Aitehlzon
Richolae
O.W.A
General Fund
Hryieh
Chap Tain
Inverell Cup nominations attract top coursing dogs
Nominations close for the Inverell cup meeting to be held Friday and Saturday with entrants from Capta Moree Warwick Glen Innes Armidale and Sydney. Entries include many of the state's best dogs. Prime money totals around 2300 with racing at 1.40 on Friday and more on Saturday. New admission charges will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lands
Ald
Frook
Capta
Moree
Warwick
Glen Innes
Armidade
Sydney
Elnac
Tom Dence
Smd
Minde
Church Services Schedule for June 10
St Augustine's Church lists Sunday services at 8 and 11 p.m. and a morning service at 7.4? a.m. with an early 1 0? depiction. Avira Vale mentions a 3 p.m. event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine’s Church
Even Yaung
Avira Vale
An— Vieur
Church of England Buldeella District Sunday Sermon Notes
Church of England parochial district of Buldeella reports Sunday June 19 service with Gremey 1122m and Onkweal p.w. at Ashford 7:30 pm led by Rev. T. Firth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buldeella
Gremey
P.w
Ashford
T. Firth
E.0 Mass and schedule at Furker'n Bonsiinw
The notice lists a mass on June 10 at 10 am and a second service on Monday June 20 at 8 o clock at Furker'n Bonsiinw, with Mr. J noted. No further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandsy
J, Furker'n
Inverell memory service for late Mie J Lyall
St Andrew's Inverell holds a memorial service for the late Mrs J Lyall this evening at 7.90 p.m. Rev TB James conducting. A note lists service details from the Sunday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Long Floin
Mie
Jamen
Church of Christ Daily Schedule In Inverell
Church of Christ service schedule lists Bible school at 10 am breaking of bread at 11 am gospel service at 7 80 cents Delangen a m Evangelist Spratt noted for Sunday observance in Inverell with 1 additional speaker listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell Bible School
Nau
Delangen A .m
Spratt
Last Saturdays Rifle Shoot Recalls and Scores
Recap of last Saturday's rifle shoot lists competitors, partial scores, and stage results. Names such as Lunde Witkin Merc Horners Pitkins Totton Stewarews Adams Clorke appear among shooters with various scores and stages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunde
T. Witkin
J. Horners
A. Tandie
BOM
Rady
Pitkins
A. Totton
Adams
E.G. Clorke
Inverell Jockey Club committee meeting notes
The Inverell Jockey Club held a committee meeting at the secretary’s office with Bucknell presiding. Resignation of FP E Filo was accepted, G B Shelton appointed to the vacancy, and plans for a two day meeting including a benefit race were discussed. Ambulance readiness updated after a Newmarket accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toverell Jockey Club
C. Bucknell
Alea Prevent Meer
H. V. Dunlop
T. Dorkin
1. Hughes
W. McNemara
W. J. Inclint
Swithh
A. F. Avor
C. H. Moloro
A. Doaf
Fresmin
FP. E. Filo
G. 2
Shelton
Newmarket
A. Amorintion
W. F. Allehteen
Arthur Thom
J. Winspee
E. A. Clarke
Ome Wasteirnes
Wwe
Tiwae
Jockey Club
T. and A
Paravel
Tiche
Wtiie Gifferly
Ten Rumanians Sentenced to Death for Spying
London dispatch reports that ten Rumanians were sentenced to death by a Odessa state court on charges of spying for three years along the Bessarabian frontier. The alleged spies were accused of gathering intelligence for attacks on border areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amavenge
Odessa
Bess-Ara- Dian
Rhine Fortifications Destruction Completed Report
Berlin reports that Germany has been virtually notified by the Great Powers of the completion of the Rhine fortifications project. An agreement reached last January confirms the act. The notice underscores completion and compliance with the agreed terms among major nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moniay
Germany
Fatal Prank Burns Kill Two Boys in Tank Incident
In a reckless act at Young- yepteriny mud a one thousand gallon tank was entered by James Baycett age 4 and Dick Spark age 6. They lit a heap of straw inside and were found unconscious. One boy died hours later and the other was in critical condition after their mother could not reach them and cut the tank open with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aemnsy
Tudedey
James Baycett
Dick Spark
Young
Yepteriny
Hbs
Vor
Eperk
Barnett Ie
Archdale Parkhill Recalled to Lead At The Helm
Archdale Parkhill ACP has resigned from his Lig position as Secretary of the Nationalist Association. He has been asked to carry on for the present amid pending elections, with RYDN ey Tuesday noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Parkhill
Clergymen’s quarrel sparks dispute in Sydney
The Rev. Jos. Watson formerly a Methodist missionary in the Northern Territory denies Rev. J. Sonnison’s claim that Watson admitted firing on his lives and deplored revolver methods. Indignation runs through Darwin and Air. calls arise to withdraw allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuseday
Jos. Watson
Northern Territory
J. &. Sonnison
Watson
Darwin
Air
Jonnivon
Wanted in Politics Request to Mr Holman
Unclear text mentions political intrigue and a demand directed at Mr Holman. The snippet references a nationalist selection for Drunsmoyns and a Tuesday date in Eydney. Limited legible details prevent full reconstruction of names, places, or precise actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holman
Eydney
Immor
Drunsmoyns
Tent Fire Tragedy Prompts Accidental Death Verdict
In Sydney on Tuesday the inquest at Cumberland found two individuals burned to death in a tent on Saturday night. Evidence suggested intoxication contributed to the blaze and a verdict of accidental death was returned, noting liquor likely played a role in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cumberon
Markets Sydney Butter and Eggs Prices Decline in Cold Storage
Commercial notes from Sydney report butter in storage, eggs laid, and various dairy and produce quotes. Prices include butter 10/4, eggs 2/9, cheese 1/1, loaf 1/, and other commodities with limited clear details as traders discuss export season and pool policy at a farmers meeting next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tureday
Elidler
Rally
Rivera
Honay
Herswex
Maite
Sunsex Street
Five Grade Fixture Draws at Union Meeting
Football notes recount a Union meeting last night naming Friday fixtures and Saturday matches across several grades. Other items include a Roman Catholic ball in Inverell with dance, admission 3/6 and prizes, plus weather records and upcoming vaccination dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Scomal
Pirdewlors
Djestic
Ayatelies
Australia
Worinkis
Worinking
Bukkulla
Delaugre
Deluna
Tiogha
Oxfords
Inverell
Delungrey
Pirstes
Unclear fragmentary text from a historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a garbled sequence. It references Blandalay Mandalay and Mayet with odd phrases about a Texan and a person named Gibson. Overall the passage is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or date.
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Tuvurell
Ehorlady
Tie Chamber of Commerce
Inn
Portage Pod
Chiawiler of Commerce Werpet
Waa
Elorekeepur
Thor Henligg
Wong
Nancy Delage
Kydney
Aumberg
Efael Ria
Pop Juan
Don Jona
Livercl
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Valentino
Don Joon
Theas
Thagha
Tina
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Beatrice Dyer
Milhwack
Bungree
Victoria
B. Sullivan
Millbrook
Dunnstown
Cairn
Cairns
Eden
Ue Cuires
Wendh
Rome
Coles Ambulaire
Weenie
Ube
Hoksonlay
Ihely Hermes
Ruspieick
Hollis Lend Limited
Tojuned
Rsies
Willem Joseph Herrington
T.W. Weugh
Hation
New Shrees! President
Young Inverell
Inverell Cup
Church Services
Church OF England
ST. Andrew's, Inverell
Church OF Christ
Inverell Jockey Club
Rhine
Commercial
Soman Catholic
de Uluistering Witoii
Asher Ami Mise Gilmore
Patrona
Saunday
Prinens
Vorell
Chanay Peer
Blandalay
Mayet
Jae
Mandalay
Jan Hileginie
MOON
Lunt
Slug
N.B.W
Thant
Bydmay
New Hoyland
Harching
Orth
Bution
Biege Brog
Wedes Coo Bung
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