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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
2
A bipolar spot appeared on the southern track midweek but faded by Thursday. Despite its brief activity, it influenced temperatures and cloudiness. The piece notes potential winter rain linked to the Bruckner cycle, contrasts east and west rainfall mechanisms, and explains how western condensation areas act like temporary mountains. It suggests limited coastal-interior rainfall connection.
A historic remedy notice explains liver congestion causes irritability low mood and poor appetite. It promotes Pinkettes pills as a natural vegetable cure to stimulate the liver regulate bile and relieve constipation biliousness and headaches with no harsh after effects. Available at chemists and stores for 1 shilling 9 pence per bottle.
Advertises for sale a 14 cm Sunshine Cultivating Drill in perfect order and a Sundercut in good order. Mentions agents including Case Tractors Shearer Farming Implements Ronaldson Bros and Tippett Machinery and Vivian Street with phone 395. Also includes a self help note by FP Robinson offering guidance on curing deafness and catarrh with a Melbourne address in Queensland.
The Delungra week features a major Younger Set concert led by Calderbank and Lenard with 60 performers, plus dancing until midnight and a £21 takings tally. Community notices report illness, travel, school ball preparations, ANZAC Day services, and upcoming football matches against Inverell and Warlalda with team selections and social events planned.
Assistant Manager of the New South Wales Shell Company of Australia Limited is named Acting Manager during the manager T Micalson’s absence abroad. Mr Fell, educated at Sydney Grammar and graduate of the University of Colorado, joined Shell SE in Sydney in 1927 and became assistant manager five years later. The Fell family helped seed the shale oil industry in Australia as early as 1854 through Douglas Fell’s grandfather.
Frightened by traffic roar a bull broke loose in Brussex street Sydney and after being recaptured caused a stir. It charged into a bag store dragging a man who tried to stay it. A group cornered and leg-roped the animal. Also a rear report: rats invading a Maclean motor garage damaged light wires with four half grown rats found under the bonnet. After disposal another rat was killed by the owner.
The Delangra Sports Club held its annual meeting on Sunday with many members listed as present. A new tournament committee was added, officials were elected for the year, and plans were made to discontinue the current competition in favor of inter-town and club matches. The annual tennis tournament is scheduled for June 1 with a ball on June 3 featuring Cavanagh's Moree band.
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