24 May 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions delivery terms and a manager. unclear names and locations. The readable bits reference a conveyance or service, with partial phrases about delivery timing and a managerial contact, but specifics remain obscured.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Ab OlF Te Hoon Wtord Trate and Bhreet, with reference to Cutt Ava Ltd. It hints at a joint effort or agreement involving multiple entities though specifics are unreadable. The item appears as a brief business notice or foreign trade reference.
A shop announces a fresh millinery collection for matrons featuring two piece hat designs in satin and velour with silk trims. Prices start at 9 11 with bold new shapes, including velvet ribbons and jeweled accents. Also promotes grocery department and general store offerings.
Sydney report describes a heated debate among South Maitland miners unions over withdrawing safety gear from mines. Quotes advocate shutting down work to protest conditions, with calls for vigour and danger, while the Mine Federation official avoids comments pending official meeting outcomes.
The state faces a pivotal ruling over the death sentence for Alister Jenner Clark convicted in a murder case. Prosecutors seek the ultimate punishment while defense argues for clemency as legal debates and appeals unfold.
Saturday’s coursing meeting promises fast hind racing with several top dogs like Peony Micawher Purr and Beaslus Paving among the contenders. Armidale Savinineee Cis and Mag Chen tnnes figures show strong form as the event aims for crowd thrills and potential state records.
A cryptic report describes a Danish ocean survey initiative named Copper Tagts. It mentions missions near Mexico and a vessel mission amid weathered conditions with references to crews, authorities, and suspected search efforts along the coast. The text is garbled and presents uncertain details about the operations, timing, and outcomes.
An oblique OCR fragment presents garbled phrases and foreign proper nouns, hinting at a failed bilingual news item or literary note. Readable bits mention possible names and places, but the bulk remains indecipherable.
At two this morning a gang of five robbed a garage attendant after forcing entry. They stole a car, tore the lock, and drove off. The attendant, Harry Roberts, resisted when asked for a car and was seized by the throat then struck in the jaw, with assailants kicking him as he fell.
Mr Michiel Meagher of Bathurst was made a Papal Knight Commander of the Order of Saint Gregory by the Pope for services during a congress in Syilnew. Other local figures received similar honors and titles including knights of Saint Sylvester and various Latin orders.
The university declared that desecration of the cenotaph would not be tolerated and members found involved would be expelled. It noted one of two men arrested by police in connection with the act was not connected with the university army.
Government announces a tender process for all feasible public works. Officials aim to streamline contracts and begin shortly. Details are scarce amid garbled text.
A fragment describes a nearly three hour burial at Vie TN tevt Jewel of the central HLM with a pressurized carvin causing a marked event. W Robbins attended a burial yesterday as a brief, unclear local report.
Disrupted Melbourne strikes and protests unfold as timber and wage issues provoke workers and leaders. Meetings with Trades Hall and Newscastle conference lead to short-term actions, with volunteers and pickets planned as unions respond to employer demands and city authorities.
Several houses were occupied by youths in Sydney suburbs near Canberra. Workers reported a fast incident with no injuries. Authorities urged caution as residents assessed damage and security concerns after the intrusion.
Sydney reports the Premiers' Conference has decided to end any resolution referring to union of railway gauges. A resolution passed that the States should pass uniform laws, with New South Wales to take the initial action.
A confused OCR fragment describes a Russian trade delegation and a meeting with officials. It references Mr Biness Hemet and various unclear phrases about negotiations, observations, and assessments of economic discussions and potential outcomes. The readable content is noncohesive and lacks concrete events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text describes a debate over a new state and regional governance. It references North 4 Wheelie, Parke Page, and various place names, suggesting tensions over statehood, contamination concerns, and governance shifts. The piece mentions Torah sternal and a tentative outline of a political transition.
City officials in Inverell discuss water service reconnection after a meeting of the municipal committee. Recommendations favor a fixed charge plus spacing for main to property hookups, with notices issued to affected landowners on Watulda Road and Vrabatra Street. The council plans to start work once approval and ordinances are in place.
A deceased individual, identified as a Fifthy Mave spirit drinker, was found in a hut at Rowville. The report notes exposure to the elements and mentions a weeks long decline related to the drinker’s condition. Local authorities investigate suspected effects of alcohol abuse.
Sydney report states a man, hopeless from drinking, died by his own action after a confrontation at Partriatta cen. The injured man, father of a four year old, had argued with his wife amid divorce proceedings. He had lost his job and was drinking heavily.
Sydney Finlay reports on Empire Day as Western Metropolis citizens and students participate in patriotic speeches and ceremonies in the metro area. The piece highlights collective pride and civic spirit fostered by the event across schools and public venues.
Graf Zeppelin incident report from Phaereibas details a plotted move to outpace Pi Iooehadey. Officials note tensions rising as the airship fleet maneuvers near disputed waters. Local authorities call for restraint and await clearer communications from both sides.
Fragmentary OCR yields a discussion on German reparations in Berlin during the 1930s. The text references individuals, temper, and political themes, but many phrases are garbled.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple player names and lineups without coherent events. The text references football players and positions, with assorted surnames and initials, but no readable action, date, or team result to anchor a summary.
A brief note describes Wools Great Peppermint Cure Viretoid as a remedy for coughs and influenza symptoms. The item emphasizes its use in the home medicine chest and notes common directions for dosage and administration.
A garbled OCR item lists scattered market notes and names with many unreadable segments. It mentions Sydney and Laney weeks, hints of prices or rates, and various partial phrases suggesting a chaotic daily market snapshot without clear figures or outcomes.
The notice promotes woollen fabrics and dress flannels for warm wear as air turns chill. Highlights include VIYELLA DRESS FLANNEL in checks and plains for jumper suits at 7 6 yd, sik wool at 8 6 yd, cream and striped shirting at 4 11 yd, cream shades at 3 3 yd, 31 in weights from 5 6 yd to 6 11 yd, and 36 in dress flannels at 4 11 yd in popular colors featured at the R A Show.
Specially imported for Cansdell and Co. Ltd. Chevron wool jersey cloth offered in jumper or skirt lengths with various colors and sizes. Prices range 5/01 yd to 12/11. Also advertised genuine eider down quilts in floral silk panels sizes 6x5 priced at 95. Inverell store sells Sussex all wool blankets.
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