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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
3
Advertises double belt size blankets and quilts at 90 cents to 99 cents, with unusual low prices noted. Includes bulk offers like 56 pair and 6 pair sets, urging buyers to take advantage of the sale on large bed size and woollen blankets.
Yesterday the inquest in the Wiaweroye tuner opened amid disjointed statements. Charged figures Mosey and Janes Hows face Navinianette Janksour, with other names and locations appearing in a tangle of names, places, dates, and references to court actions, while medical and legal terms mingle with scattered remarks on marriage, money, and alleged crimes.
Commercial pig market activity shows higher prices with dealers Wineheonih Barran Ltd reporting sales on Thursday. Sydney yard totals reach 480 hogs as buyers scan for value while vendors push for stronger demand and improved weights.
This item discusses wool sales in various locales including Brisbane and Germany, noting general competition and activity. It mentions brands, prices, and potential upcoming releases while highlighting interest from May and Bates in skirted wool products.
Radio listings show various July and early July programs across stations at 381 metres and 410 Prides Juv, including ballets, soprano recitals, band concerts, and church services. Notable entries include Messrs Maiden, a Royal Discourse, and a Military Band from Germany.
An OCR fragment describes a disruptive gathering in Arundale for an upcoming election with crowded streets and crowded carriages. It mentions injuries, a river depot, and calls for measures to prevent disorder during winter, along with references to officials, protests, and proposed actions by authorities.
Norton makes faxtest time in a speed contest organized by the Hastings cycle club. The event featured riders like Honeyman and Kohne, with speeds near 70 miles per hour on the public track as weather and machine conditions varied.
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