27 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
1
An advertisement promotes immediate action for new flannelette products from Shintine Flannete, with stock numbers P2629 and yardage options. It lists Natural Tight and Dark Flannel, 41-yard, 26m, Super Newural Flannel, plus pyjama flannelettes and floral velour designs in assorted colors. Prices are given in shillings and pence.
Five persons stranded in icy Inverell roads near the Patramutta River when a car plunged into floodwaters. Passengers include Walter Altrey Regina from Sydney University, Ars Itiaabeth Selle, Rich vil Astiournes, Kasvardas of St Andrews College. one survivor reports occupants trapped by water before being pulled to the surface. Driver notified authorities. rescue teams transported injured to hospital. Weather and road conditions delaying recovery efforts.
A Sydney report quotes a church figure arguing that England risks decadence and that elements within society threaten stable moral guardrails. The remarks reflect concerns about cultural decline and social disturbance voiced amid debating times.
A judge criticizes compulsory night work, noting a Curren support guild proposal for pay and a pension tied to night labor. The piece questions if perpetual night work merits any lifelong compensation or institutional extra payments.
Fragmentary speech by a Sydney lawyer reports on political graft, naming Mr Lam Wert and Mahony and mentioning allegations, arrangements, and possible party involvement. The garbled text references witnesses, payments, and inquiries amid a contentious political dispute.
A severe snowstorm cut Inverell off from Armidale as telegraphic and postal services failed across the region. Fifteen inches of snow fell near Guyra with deep drifts, while roads and rail lines suffered heavy disruption along the main northern line. A cyclone off the coast drenched the state, exacerbating communications and mail delivery through the day.
A horse was electrocuted when it struck a live wire in a villa area near Moss Valley as riders and bystanders watched. The rider received a severe shock but survived. medical teams assessed the scene and the animal died instantly.
Ambiguously reported unrest on New Guinea involving labor and water priorities. Fray at local battalion area triggers concern over governance and resource allocation. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text but potential clashes hint at regional tension.
Honest dealer offers seventy pounds worth for two. cryptic lines reference May tambita and Malay context, with unclear names and dates, but notes a deal or transaction. The fragment hints at a promotional price and a potential sale event, mentioning Navy or naval read and possible late revival of Europa trade.
A fragmented notice from Sydney outlines a plan to save native lands and address local native issues. The text is garbled but references Aviles, Taipei, and a call to action for preservation amid unclear details.
A garbled note discusses city council savings in Coal City and mentions various indecipherable names and phrases. The readable fragment references savings measures, potential actions by the council, and unspecified commentary on fiscal planning. No clear dates, places, or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Air expert PARTH and Air Marshal Sit will report to the Federal Staistry on Australian air blower matters. The ceremony or briefing was to be held at Méematte yesterday with emphasis on defence readiness and technical assessments.
A fragmented report notes that the film Dawn is prohibited in India following local protests. It mentions officials and a court or authority restricting screenings while referencing venues and affected communities without clear dates or names.
Fragmented text shows names and places tangled with scores and events. It mentions tennis results and champions across multiple regions with unclear dates and organizations. The readable items reference Bay Area, Lagnety Heras, and Amievicnw among scattered names.
An extraordinary tragedy unfolded at the Tianjin Railway station on a troop train from Shani. Carriages carried dead and wounded, including the former bodyguard of a famed tenor, as armored cars and angry soldiers surrounded the scene. Drivers claimed ignorance of the attack as survivors were counted and officials faced a chaotic aftermath.
A vehicle overturned at Port Advlaldy caused extensive damage and losses totaling about £2000. Witnesses report a costly mishap near Melbourne involving transport and authorities are assessing the scene for liability and safety improvements.
The report details a fatal incident involving a newsboy aged about 15 and a motorist in Ameshnurn e. Stanley Hareford, a 15 year old, was seized by police after a confrontation with the motorist. The motorist contends the boy was struck or run over, while authorities seek to verify the sequence of events and responsibility in the death.
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a report of a severed head found on a railway line with a body nearby. Names, locations, dates, or authorities are unclear due to garbled text. Further readable details are minimal and cannot confirm suspects or exact site.
Fragmentary text reports a missing explorer search involving Amundsen. Widespread tensions and unnamed authorities coordinate an urgent hunt across regions, with scattered references to ships and transmissions. The garbled content hints at an international effort to locate the missing figure.
A fragmentary notice notes Phyllis von Aluss winning the Miss Australia title and adopting the married name Mrs Gregory. Details are garbled but indicate a pageant event with a new surname and participant name Melwol Kne.
An Inverell appeal heard Wednesday questioned the value of a sentence and acknowledged a review by His Honour. The court considered the manager and other parties, with further hearing set to determine the outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a burglary plot with garbled names and unclear details. The readable bits reference a scheme, a station, and names that appear mistranscribed, offering little verifiable facts about persons or locations.
An incident at a Lisbon port involves stowaways found aboard a vessel. Police and ship officers detained a passenger who claimed others tried to evade detection. Investigators are reviewing the situation and any potential charges related to criminal concealment and unlawful entry aboard.
A garbled news item from Wisucen yesterday mentions Pentil and My Trey’s daughter from My Tiny HA WuNtThS. It references a flag ship woman and a crowd watching a public event as officials and observers attend.
Fragmentary text hints at a local personal notice or odd misprints involving a Mrs. Lyon and references to mistaken maternal roles. The readable sections mention names like Lyon and possible baptism or church context, but details are unclear. The item reads as a damaged public notice segment with irregular wording.
English eleven clinched a league victory amid a tense contest. The match featured notable play from key players and ended with a clear home win, signaling a strong season start for the visitors.
Fragmentary OCR describes a raid by union officials and mentions raids on Vision officials. It references a May event and a court or investigative body with names and alleged offences, but many words are garbled, leaving key details uncertain.
A garbled ad notes a bright outlook for the coming season with prices like 8/4 and 11/4 for items. Mentions Latin covers from 12/11 in double bed size and a dependable merchandise line described as a solid investment for buyers.
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