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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
6
Council report notes draymen adopting a go wow policy with reduced loads. Engineer says loads declined to under twenty one lambdas per trip, two horses hauling more than ten cubic yards. Draysmen refused to carry what was deemed unreasonable, prompting actions. Cutting now done by bellock frame at lower cost.
A farm lad sustains a family of eight year round by growing vegetables. He trains four sheep to pull simple farm implements, using two for a light wooden plough and the remaining pair for heavy labour.
A shocking Domolin incident left three children dead after a roof collapse attempt. Uiuad Linsay Hart five, Andrew four, and baby Nula fourteen months died from stabbed throats. The mother is in custody.
Of Byron Brrest Inverell informs Inverell and District they have added Graham-Dodge Motor Lorry 46 to their plant. There will be no occasion to pack furniture. O'Brien and Ben will pack and load it for removal. Carrying will be undertaken in town or country.
Engagement Rings are highlighted as preeminent in town with high value pieces offered. Diamonds are carefully selected with faulty stones rejected to ensure rings receive close examination and present the brightest effect.
Daily deliveries to all parts of town with orders before 7 a.m. from F. and B. Thomas Ltd at Chester Street Inverell. Ice and ice cream obtainable at works during ordinary hours by ringing the daily list.
A garbled note lists Abobi brand shoes, a Black Patent style, and Windsor design motif from Ul ho SF. The readable text hints at footwear styles and product lines but lacks clear details or events.
Mr T Fox of Osi elite died after a fall from a horse during a provincial event at Stanthorpe on October 91. He was brought to Warwick for burial with his young lineage and was reportedly pronounced before interment by local physicians. The event was witnessed by the town and described amid funeral rites.
A garbled article fragment hints at a racehorse story from How Yay paper involving mysterious station breeding, kangaroo or wallaroo guards, and a big race. It mentions secrecy, unusual care, and claims of a rare horse capable of stunning the field, with unclear details and misread phrases.
An advertisement extols Sanders Extract as a superior eucalyptus preparation, manufactured under strict supervision and trademarked for quality. It promises antiseptic, cough and cold relief, indigestion prevention, and general vitality benefits, warning against imitation products.
An old newspaper style advertisement touts Gruen Health Suite as a remedy for many kidney and related body pains. It claims benefits like clearer eyes, better digestion, and overall health, urging readers that their kidneys will “get well, round, clean, and healthy” with the product. Price cited as 2 shillings per large bottle.
A garbled article discusses an engineer and a company officer named Eric F, exploring the future of industry, practical experience, and difficulties in turning a handle. It posits a claim about people being able to manipulate outcomes by simple actions, with speculative predictions on technological manipulation and societal impact.
An old newspaper item describes foul breath as a social failing caused by constipation and stomach disorder. It touts Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a cleansing remedy to purge impurities, restore fresh breath, and improve personal appeal.
A large audience enjoyed a Gulbransen registering piano and Sonora phonograph showcase at 321 Pit Street Burney. Wilkie and On hosted the event, with Rene Rieck singing and Mr Avv Benham accompanying, praised by directors and attendees for the sound and modern music technology.
A Lambeth meeting criticized a judge over remarks about a woman who testified on birth control. Lord Chancellor and Judge Clare drew fire for comments seen as inappropriate. The session also addressed coroners using office to probe private matters and a petition for birth control propaganda reaching the Prime Minister.
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