Bald by Outatamdig EN DLnguy
A fragmented OCR item notes a local event labeled Bald by Outatamdig EN DLnguy with unclear context and missing details. The readable text provides no concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
18 Jun 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item notes a local event labeled Bald by Outatamdig EN DLnguy with unclear context and missing details. The readable text provides no concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
A fragment notes Lavery in a dispute over digs and cloacae, with terse references to rival interests and a tangled setup. The readable portion hints at a confrontation over property or space and a contested claim before local figures.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions locations and times with unclear names. readable items include a date line Monday and a schedule style hint but most content is illegible. The fragment hints at a meeting or notice with times like five pm and references to unspecified entities.
A garbled ad promises dress materials for the new season at greatly reduced prices. It touts flannels and reps with latest colorings and urges quick purchases as prices are unlikely to last. The copy mimics old newspaper sales pitches with cautious claims of savings.
Hobbs faces doubt over selection due to a muscle injury with fitness concerns raised by observers. The strain showed during fielding against The Honorable Lords, casting doubt on a possible tour to Australia. Keown and Mollory note potential travel plans if chosen, though injury could derail those hopes.
Wagga Mandar W. Sullivan was killed yesterday on the Urian road when a motor car struck him. The vehicle was severely damaged, and the deceased appeared to be a writhing victim. the incident involved a truck and bystanders tended to the scene.
Sydney report on a Saturday Lidcombe incident where Edgar Finfield aged 2 and Albert Meredith aged 21 were struck by a lorry. Both injured but not seriously. The driver’s wife telephoned police after a reddened address, with uncertain details about the driver’s knowledge of the incident.
Readable fragments show Burges offers 38 inch wool and cotton dress tweed and cotton tweed in check designs. Prices cited include 3/9 yard and 4 yards clearances. Also listed are 38 inch all wool repp in almond and bois de rose shades and other assorted dress materials.
Sydney reports crew sign-ons stalled as cooks strike due to seamen objecting to sailing with a chosen member. Seamen insist the loathed mate should not sail with them until the issue is resolved, delaying ship assignments and stirring labor tensions.
Sydney reports the death of Arthur Witla Whiner, a well known grazier and fence maker in the western New South Wales region. He died after a long illness. He was 84 years old. Survived by family and noted for his work with local fencing and cattle raising communities.
In camera proceedings before Judge Scholes in Sydney the Royal Commission hearing on Theodore MP's finances focused on altering accounts and the inquiry into cash movements. The morning session aimed to examine the account details of Mr TF Theodore MP.
The Tour de France starter from Levesinet at 8 am. One hundred sixty eight riders started, five teams. Australasian and Anatridian squads faced doubts over arrangements and equipment. Team Australia’s Opperman praised representing Australia, while others like Osborne and Bainbridge prepared to push in the race despite rough early stages. The early pace began near Rowrendix with the Dynnes encountered.
A libel action verdict favoring the plaintiff Sydsev was delivered on Monday. The case involved Elle Weles, former secretary at a ltd on Marquaire Street, with the defense counsel Mr Shand KC noting that the matter had been settled prior to judgment.
A garbled Melbourne report notes Henare aiming to race this Saturday with a hopeful trainer. The piece mentions ongoing training and a hardy routine as part of early morning exercise before the event.
Maxie Rosenbloom outboxed Todd in a Princelerland venue bout ending in a victory after a brisk exchange. The result adds another win for Rosenbloom in a match billed as a decisive display of reach and tactical pace.
Paris reporters note Captain Barnato won the 24 heures endurance race at Longchamps with driver Wolff Marnite and partner Rows, piloting a 4h Vitre Thenthy car. They set new French records, finishing ahead of Pods walles and Waitt in a dramatic event.
Bremen fliers arrived in Plymouth on Sunday aboard the steamer Colum bis. The crew and accent officials warmly welcomed the airmen as they docked, with local representatives presenting a formal reception. Captain Fitzmaurice was among those greeting them.
An electrical fault near Mortdale caused a live overhead wire to strike a worker. After significant effort emergency crews freed the injured person and transported them to hospital. Details remain unclear as investigators review the scene.
A message from Trepassy Bay Stwoundland reports a monoplane named Friendship with Miss Amelia Eahart a Moston society girl as pilot Sinka and navigator Gordon departed at 9SL for a European destination likely Southampton. Weather over the Atlantic was favorable.
In Sydney a man was treated for a deep calf gash believed caused by a razor after a quarrel in a car. Jean Bean, 24, was charged with maliciously wounding and assaulting a police officer. Police say a razor was found in the car and a warrant was issued for June 26.
Governor General addresses about 200 boy scouts in Sydney town hall. He refers to the scout movement as a factor in peace and international goodwill, emphasizing its role in fostering harmony among youth.
In a roadway mishap near Tibi a wagon overturned injuring a child named George Petipa and a bullock. Three legs of the bullock were severed. the child sustained painful injuries but is expected to recover despite a serious condition.
Four passengers on an electric train in Canterbury were derailed and fouled the line but no serious traffic disruption occurred.
Melbourne Monday at the Gaiety Theatre the Marine Cooks stake result sparked protests. Mr. Duggan, president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, called the outcome an ignominious defeat. Mr. J Fleming cried fraud by Trades Hall and charged the cooks with a rotten betrayal.
Melbourne reports two foreign men driving a rapid car through Glen Wythy and Malvern raiding six houses. They smashed front door panels, ransacked interiors, and loaded stolen goods into their vehicle, then drove away at high speed. The incidents occurred while occupants were away.
In Sydney a disturbed man drank poison yesterday after a violent confrontation with police. He was overpowered and taken to hospital as authorities investigate the incident at a local hotel. The chaotic scene involved a struggle and urgent medical response.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a boy named Sydney aged seven detailing his duty and a farewell to his brother. The text references Worly and Derwent, with a writer noting the maker's role and readiness, but the meaning is unclear due to corruption.
The Federal Parliament plans a session in September with Vice Minister Mr. Brie touring all the States to oversee the event. The wording notes the anticipated arrival and official proceedings.
Two men struck by a seated assailant near Sulaes FE, leaving one unconscious with a broken shoulder and ankle injuries. A third person named perturbations and bottle-caused harm cited as accomplices. Local authorities investigate the disorderly assault and recover evidence at the scene.
On Celie road Aetended ocharehy Sarah Jane Trin 75 and Ateie Shu Coline 24 were struck by a vehicle driven by Phillip Leavys Tort. Both were hospitalized with severe injuries including a fractured right forearm and head trauma.
Sydney electoral officer Mr Allats labeled the informal votes at Saturday's Martin election as disreputable. The officer noted that including the effective vote as a cross was insulting to the public intelligence, with crosses marked and docked in accordance with the Electoral Act.
Fragmentary text reports a death by self harm in a hospital. Mentions a person or surname MERT Sleutday plus references to a planned operation the next day. Details are garbled with multiple unreadable lines and names, making the full story unclear.
Report states condition of the Italy castaways is unknown while search efforts continue. Relict aeroplanes and steamers are progressing, with the Braganza 60 miles from the North Coastland as heavy snow and fog hinder acropline search. A Russian ice breaker en route is expected to penetrate the ice to reach the castaways.
Olive Maling asked the judge in divorce court today to grant alimony as the hearing began for a divorce from Bilas Maling. Maling denied the allegations in an affidavit. The case was adjourned.
A striking record reports more than 600 meters flown and a fatal accident during initial mileage testing on the river route. The event notes safety concerns and the crash impact on ongoing aviation trials.
Fragmentary forecast text notes scattered showers and windy conditions with uncertain timings. The readable parts suggest weather impacts on outdoor plans in parts of the area, but missing details prevent precise regions or hours.
Miriam Gert, 42, of Folly Point, North Analys Frederick Linrence, an old man, faced murder charges after testimony described a fatal shooting during ironing in which a bullet struck the skull and killed her. Laurence claimed jealousy and admitted lovers for 20 years, but denied premarital involvement.
Dalgety and Co Ltd reports a mixed cattle yarding with small good lots. prices for prime graded beef noted, while medium and poorer sorts varied. Tin prices quoted in Sydney. produce market rates for various items listed with fluctuating values amid cold weather.
A fragment notes 4y ranges and dependable merchandise described as a strong investment for buyers. The brief hints at valuable product ranges and practical purchase appeal without specific names or places.
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