17 May 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
1
A garbled note recounts a plan to dress someone named Dobin in a winter coat amid a cold period. The text references a game, a referee, and a tour, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR. The intended meaning centers on arranging apparel for an individual during a winter event.
The Friday session reports on the annual conference of the Associate Chambers of Commerce in Brisbane. It notes appreciation for a recent initiative and calls for unity across Commonwealth means to advance economic operations. The text urges prompt action by government to support urgent needs and correct wrongs.
A garbled Sydney report cites the Southern Cross inquiry amid rumors of a publicity stunt. The Daily Telegraph notes unclear phrases about plans and arrangements, with fragmented mention of names and events, leaving key details obscured.
An unclear report notes a prisoner named Seijur Jaimani Samites aged 2 appealing a death sentence. The fragmented text references a central authority and potential mercy or appeal process but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations.
Disorderly garbled text about Graf Zeppelin voyage and German return. No clear events, dates, or corroborating details available in readable form. The fragment mentions London and Hamburg context with likely plans or posts from wartime era.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled terms around an aeroplane stunt and an election context. Names and places are unclear, but reference to a stunt ending and potential civic or political framing suggests a brief item about an aviation display tied to a local issue.
A suspect was arrested in Sydney after an evening confrontation near a police station. The individual allegedly attempted to steal items and was taken into custody following a pursuit and a minor injury. Authorities recovered a quantity of stolen goods and released no further information pending charges.
The Governor General Lond Stonehaven accompanied by Lagan Makisine Houston attends a formal reception at the hall. A lively crowd watches a pageant and a series of speeches as dignitaries mingle.
A local health crisis at a clinic in Welland escalates as the death toll rises. Hospital officials report a surge of patient fatalities tied to the outbreak and ongoing medical complications.
A garbled passage describes a judge delivering a judgment on land deals amid unclear phrases about walls, compacts, and pretended Moses. The text is fragmentary with references to tenants, land, and employment concerns, but lacks coherent specifics or names.
Fragmented report details violence and looting in western Sydney suburbs. Police say attempts to quell chaos soar while a mysterious text hints at fascist links amid property damage and street clashes.
A fragmented report from Sydney describes a secretive gathering of timber strikers and leaders at a yard event. An announced plan hinted at a transformation of the timber workers, with remarks by Mrs Lark and others on the Timber Merchants Collaboration.
Fragmentary text describes funds or machinery for Inverell silos with scattered names and figures. The garbled OCR mentions prices, dates, and possible contractors, but key details are unreadable. The item resembles a public notice or classified financial brief from a 20th century newspaper.
A murky fragment suggests a court or official action releasing a burglar with a lenient ruling. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone implies a favorable pardon or reduced sentence. The exact parties and jurisdiction are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a motor lorry bolt through a window in Sydney. It lists unclear names and phrases, offering no coherent event details or dates. The readable portion references a place and an incident without verifiable facts.
Sydney reports a man suffered severe injuries after being thrown from a train. The incident occurred Friday near the Bayt Varah area with officials investigating the cause and medical teams responding quickly.
A garbled recap mentions hockey action with names like Kent and Foyle, noting a score line around 0 to 1 and several players making saves. The fragment hints at team shifts, defensive plays, and a tense finish, but readable facts are limited and several names appear indecipherable.
Fragmentary notes describe an assault and robbery attributed to women near Saline. Names appear garbled, with scattered references to places and people. No clear dates or full identities are recoverable from the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted line about militant miners and union discipline. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. Summary focuses on the topic of union discipline among miners and associated unrest or internal actions.
Fragments describe a youth facing a lapse related to money in a local tale. Names or places are unclear, but the text hints at themes of misused funds and consequences for a young person.
Fragmentary text references orders to close slaughterhouses and mentions a Lone Calon and various garbled phrases. No coherent entities or dates are readable to establish a clear event, participants, or location beyond generic references.
Amended figures from the London wool sales show changes to previous totals as traders report shifts in yarn quality and pricing. The notes indicate adjustments in consignments and bidding activity reflecting market recalibrations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases including names and places. Readable mentions include a local band or group, a person named Vienere, and references to a viewer or video context. Details are unclear but imply a public notice or brief item with multiple uncertain proper nouns.
The readable text describes a boxing contest involving Tom Hee ney arranged for a Thursday. Details are garbled with names and places unclear. It mentions weights and a marginal event in Koons with possible Maroat taking place.
Fragmentary market notes show unstable prices and mixed signals. Scattered figures hint at commodity shifts and currency moves, but legible details are sparse and names or dates are unreliable.
Advertises woollen fabrics and velveteen for garments and jumpers. Notes prices per yard for silk and wool blends, flannels in checks and plain shades, cream and striped shirts, and jumper or skirt lengths. Highlights 31 and 36 inch widths, varied colorings, and unique designs. Includes bed coverings and value fabrics.
In Inverell the only store offers black velveteen fabric described as specially prepared and in demand for ridge and evening coats. The fabric is 36 inch wide, well filled, sizes 6 by 5, with a big range of colors and floral designs. Prices follow 12/11 and 32/6.
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