01 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1930
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several proper nouns and possible places but is largely incomprehensible. It references names such as Anthony and others, with scattered dates and locations, but lacks clear events or context to establish a definitive summary.
The article weighs the record stakes for Gloaming and Phar Lap in Australia and New Zealand, noting Gloaming lead in past totals and Phar Lap's rising form. It surveys potential Melbourne Cup outcomes and weight for age races, debating whether Phar Lap can threaten or surpass the long held mark and comparing past champions’ earnings and futures.
The Australians began against Sussex with Ponsford McCabe Richardson Jackson Fairfax and a Beckett struggling for runs. Mid and lower order Grimmett Murwote Hornibrook Kippax helped push the total to 349 for nine with Kippax making 168 in a four hour innings including a 120 partnership for the last wicket.
In a sermon at Mosman Presbyterian Church Sydney Rev 1D T MM Boneid argued music should be compulsory for children, equating its necessity to arithmetic and geography and urging equal emphasis in education.
Mr 8 Bird general secretary of the ALP states there is no threat of expulsion over the debt repudiation issue after the executive decision. He says the war debts payments and colossal interest burdens should be reviewed but are not a Commonwealth matter and asks the Federal executive to handle it. He notes other States have a right to be consistent on this issue affecting the public.
Ronald Hector Mackay, 10, was found dead in a Merebung car with poisonous fumes from a modified airpipe. Investigators uncovered trimmed piping from the floor to a rubber tube connected to the exhaust, a handkerchief tied at both ends, and tools including an auger and hacksaw. Police believe he was rendered unconscious by a drugged freight, leading to his death.
London reports the Duchess of York is very well and progressing satisfactorily through the week. The infant is also well and gaining weight steadily. Specialist Sir Henry Sunson has returned to London.
A youth about 39 years old was found hanged from a limb near Mulgana. A short rope fed around the neck and attached to a limb. Clothing offered no identification, and no further details could establish who he was.
Three Auburn girls discovered a clothing bundle along Duck Creek and alerted police who found the body of John Miller, 44, near the water. He had been missing from home since Wednesday.
ARISBANE Monday report notes Windeberg G1 Mo Latham MOP criticized sugar industry conditions. She said Australians would not accept higher taxes to prop up an industry that only provides work for a few months each year.
The forecast for the next 24 hours calls for scattered showers mainly on southern and central slopes and highlands and along coastal parts, with some snow on far southern highlands. Generally fine elsewhere with frosts in the west to southwest. Winds will be fresh and squally, blowing from the south east.
Markets at Homebush and Sussex Street Sydney show tin at 244, beef and mutton quotes varied, cattle and sheep numbers high with lower prices. Sussex Street listings include bulk wheat, potatoes, eggs, butter, honey, onions, oats, hay and lucerne with mixed price ranges.
Sunday reports from Paris describe Britons achieving world motor cycling marks at a course near a track named Hancdley. Notable times include 20.05 kilometers in 214.027 kph, and 10 kilometers in three minutes 7.8 seconds, with averages around 1827 kilometers per hour?
A recently arrived Carnegie Professor from Sydney University criticizes U.S. economic conditions. He notes about four million people are seeking work, highlighting widespread unemployment as of arrival last Saturday.
Four housebreakers disturbed a Balwyn residence Saturday night. One man named James Thomas, 22, was stunned with a revolver butt and taken to hospital with a probable fractured skull. Another attacker was struck with a poker by a woman but fled with two accomplices. About 50 worth of clothing was packed in a suitcase for removal. The injured man is guarded by police.
A bandit armed with a revolver terrified a girl at Goulburn on Saturday and ransacked Bilchening town where a man slept, stealing £70. Police are pursuing the alleged thief and expect an early arrest.
In Rome on Sunday the German Lussur led the final lap to Lathorie aerodrome with Miss Spooner second, arriving ninety seconds later. Donati Thalys finished third about a minute after. Miss Spooner earned an ovation for the farthest Rome to Turin leg, cutting Lusser's time by 16 minutes.
A 43 year old resident of Randwick identified as Mothday Frretval Richardson was found dead at his home last night with a bullet wound to the head. A note left behind stated he intended to take his own life.
A morning collision at Berrys Bay involved the German steamer Stassfurt and the trawler Mukuna. Both vessels were considerably damaged. The Stassfurt was the first to fish Australia and is to leave Sydney for Europe with wool after repairs.
The Acting Prime Minister urged censorship of defamatory Australian affairs messages, citing misrepresentations of Mr Scullin's Adelaide speech and harmful cable reports. The piece notes calls to curb damaging propaganda, while also advertising new season costumes at Cansdell's with tracks and trim millinery.
Harold M. Cauley, 14, visited his father's grave in Manly cemetery yesterday when he stepped on a bicycle wheel spoke. The four inch penetration required an operation to remove the spoke.
Burglars entered the Enfield cinema late last night and forced open a safe extracting £65. A watchman named M Dermott, passing the theatre, ordered them to halt. he fired two shots over their heads, but the intruders escaped and were lost to sight.
A man named Kellehar discovered the body of John Henry Leonard inside a cave at the door of the cliffs near Little Readhead Beach New Castle. A bottle containing poison lay beside the body. Leonard had recently been discharged from Walsh Island dockyard and had struggled to find work since.
Coupon program at Cansdell's grocery boosted customer savings, with value over five hundred pounds sterling returned to shoppers last year. Nab of Conall promotes the offer and claims strong uptake among local customers.
A brief notice offers customers a chance to have frocks made, aiming to provide early options and tailored design. The snippet signals a promotional push for custom garment service, inviting inquiries and showcasing upcoming offerings.
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