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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
1
Sydney reports on a clash over economic policy as premiers unveil strategy. The piece mentions politicians, locations, and unsettled public reaction amid uncertain outcomes, with references to police and a disrupted scene.
Fragmentary notice describes wealth and stock activity in New South Wales and Australia. Mentions a man’s fortune, stock movements, and monetary figures in a historical market context.
A Melbourne inquest at Buninyong examined the death of a wealthy man found hanging. Witnesses described discovering the body near a cow yard and noted the deceased faced a troubling time with a prior illness. The inquiry explored whether external influence or self harm led to the fatal act.
A Wednesday drowning tragedy along NK Roadway near Wain River claims a man and his four year old son. Lifesaving efforts failed as both bodies were recovered from a lagoon about ten feet from shore. The incident occurred in the late evening near a wood swimmer who attempted rescue. Local authorities continue to investigate the circumstances.
Unclear report describes Alsatian dogs destroying sheep near Jhaee. Fragmentary text mentions Beventres Suey and a 069 gamble Absalon slog with possible legal phrasing. Details and locations are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Partial OCR text describes a cricket match abandoned with reference to New Zealanders and possible locations like SAPETOWN and London. Text is fragmented and garbled, making precise details difficult. The piece seems to note disruptions or inconclusive results amid inconsistent date references and weather or conditions.
A fragmented report notes Australian cyclist success in a Paris event. Names and details are unclear, but the piece highlights a victory by an Australian rider and references a forthcoming event on the next Sunday with mentions of hubs or teams.
A badly injured leg from a road accident near Poy Palwon, Sydney, left a man with a broken limb and exposed bone. He was rushed to hospital in critical condition after the collision, with witnesses describing the pain as excruciating.
The readable market list shows scattered prices and items such as tin and yeast with references to Sussex Street and Tasmania. Several entries are garbled, but the partial data indicate regional commodities and fluctuating values, including dairy and grain products.
Report text shows political controversy as Premier’s Plan and a public appearance at Eastwood draw attention. Citizens discuss opposition to measures and potential obstacles to government actions. Local officials and observers comment on security and political risk surrounding the event. The article emphasizes public sentiment and tension.
In Albury Woatesiay a message reports that the sentenera of the ileslnatemat, Ekins, face industrial delays tackling the mountains between Wangarnite and Baihawathund. The route has paused starchy operations and will not separate farytesuutias, with news ofBk lave watersHy mentioned by those mete fone.
In Lie suraw village near Wyong a 80 year old pensioner was approached by a man at night who presented a request for entry and demanded money. The assailant fled after obtaining about £25.
Sydney debates a recall plan as government figures including AMUtSALit and Weinert push for successive changes. The opposition criticizes the move while voters watch for implications on policy and leadership.
Sydney Woinesdgr reports that the Orchhdth rally at Huwbery Park has been postponed to Monday due to today’s pommest and rain. Planters and supporters will wait for a new date to host the Rosebery Ponies in a return match.
A desultory wheat market described as easy and quiet as prices show 1.8 in a country market. Buyers were scarce with few bids inclining to purchase while Canadian and Australian offers hovered. Overseas demand weak as European and North American sites report limited shipping and weather as a key factor, with mills and shippers noting subdued activity.
A list of applicants and names appears for a licensing court public notice with individuals including James Dolirkr, Peter Tinman, Vivian Parker, Alfred duane Buxtory, Huy Tavs, and others. The document references applications for renewal and permits under liquor and spirit acts, with dates and officials mentioned in a formal public notice style.
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