Christmas Hunt Bag Accessory With Silk Lining
An allusive description sells a black purse style bag for women, noting a pirate shape in black and silk lining. The text emphasizes appeal for lady friends as a Christmas accessory.
22 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
1
An allusive description sells a black purse style bag for women, noting a pirate shape in black and silk lining. The text emphasizes appeal for lady friends as a Christmas accessory.
A 24 year old Alfred Cross allegedly fired a gun at a shooting gallery after an earlier confrontation near a Sunday shop. Police say he walked to the gallery and killed himself by self-inflicted gunfire after a girl gave him Vandyk Is surmised that he then went to the venue and fired, killing one person.
Reports from St John s Newfoundland say a twenty foot tidal wave triggered by an earthquake swept ashore Monday, destroying at least eighteen buildings and washing away neighborhoods. Four bodies recovered. many feared dead as radio links fail and port facilities struggle.
MALBOUP YE Friday. Philip Taylor, a school superintendent, was committed for trial on the manslaughter charge in connection with the death of Alfred Watson. Watson was knocked down and killed by a vehicle during an incident examined by the coroner’s court.
A fragmented weather forecast mentions wet conditions and fresheners, with unclear names and locations. The readable bits point to an upcoming forecast issue and potential rainfall.
Fragmentary billiards notes describe uncertain play and rivalries among players. The garbled text mentions Beaulieu and Moulay in a June or July context with some actions toward a lead and lead changes and trial placements.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Sydney in Friday issue discuss friendly societies raising rates. Mentions figures like 45,000 and asks what drove the change. Text is unclear and incomplete.
A garbled Sydney item lists fines of 352 and 303 pounds amid jumbled names and phrases. The readable parts reference a Friday in Sydney and a series of unclear names connected to penalties, with no coherent event or outcome clearly stated.
Fragmented report recalls President Hoover and Henry Ford debating wage policy during economic distress. Ford pushes for wage increases to avert calamity, while discussions warn against drastic cuts harming normal purchasing power. Unclear wording preserves names and general stance without clear outcomes.
Loose OCR reads claim that Communists gain a victory as Sydney figures including Laker Cornell and Minister Scullin react. It notes council representation issues and a gathering deemed undemocratic, signaling a political win for Communist factions amid contested leadership and local authority response.
Disjointed report notes storms in southern Queensland causing damage around Brisbane. Fragmented text references winds, flooding, and hazard warnings with unclear specifics. Names, places, and dates are missing or garbled.
A fragmented dispatch reports a death sentence tied to a Soviet discipline case. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item references a Thursday briefing and mentions a penal outcome. The wording suggests political or military punishment within a Soviet context amid shifting policies.
Labour seeks expansion of steamship tonnage in Sydney amid government debate over merchant shipping. Ministers face pressure from unions and industry groups as workers demand better short and long term seafaring jobs and price stability.
A fragmented clipping references Wall Street changes and cost changes with unclear wording. It mentions seats, prices, and possible financial terms but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities to anchor a full summary.
Melbourne police report a search after a missing woman connected to a coal mine. A letter from Quest indicates authorities believe remains or clues could be near the mine. A probe continues as officers tighten security and expand the hunt for the victim named in the inquiry.
Fragmented record shows heated chamber as ministers clash over adjournment and policy. Names such as Weaver and Kelly appear amid chaotic phrases, with references to mines and field issues, suggesting a stalled session and political tension.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Cove and Belliconte amid fragmented names and phrases. No coherent event or details emerge to establish a clear fight, date, location, participants, or outcome for a summarized newspaper item.
An unclear incident in Sydney reports nationalist officers from the Nuonal Associat being expelled during a gathering at the Chats branch. The text mentions Mr Bove as a candidate and references legal aid and an attorney, with chaotic phrasing suggesting internal strife and accusations around election activities and organizational discipline.
In Sydney a radio license matter is noted with unclear details from a fragmented report. The readable segments imply regulatory actions or license outcomes but lack concrete names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
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