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02 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
1
The fragment hints at a nonprofessional setting with unclear terms and stray letters. readable names or concrete events are not present, limiting precise framing.
The late arriving steamer increased the crowd and embarrassment for the Chancellor as Mr Snowden returned. Crowds at Harwich and Liverpool Street cheered and sang. Delegation members paid tribute to Mr Snowden and praised his industry. The News of the World notes Britain gains 224 million pounds, plus 374 million pounds in reserves, from a spree.
The Furniture Dept presents quality selections at reduced prices. Shop the department for curb appeal and lower costs on sofas, chairs, tables, and storage items.
A historic ad notes Burge's operating on the first floor with long experience in importing and producing high class furniture. It highlights a recent showroom expansion and a broader range of offers and lower prices, claiming continued value and lower costs versus the standard baselines.
This ad outlines heavily moulded sideboard dining table chairs and china board pieces finished in a period manner with polish effects. Bedroom suites offer 3 pieces from modest prices and larger wardrobes for bigger rooms, emphasizing quality as the core.
Purce Bros Bedding claims superior materials and full in-house production under supervision. Compare price and quality and visit Burr's for best value.
The Full Court, Sydney, found the Sydney Morning Herald guilty of contempt of court in the case brought by Justice J. S Giardes and six others. The newspaper published editorials about tanker workers during ongoing proceedings, judged to prejudice a fair trial.
Graf Zeppelin announces from the Navy Department she is forty miles east of Cape Menlopes, nearing Germany after departing Lakehurst. The message notes a speed average of several miles per hour since voyage start as spectators cheer the departure and hope for a new world record.
The Premier intends to ask Parliament to declare Major Jarvie gestant and seeks support for action when the House convenes on September 17. If Major Jarvie contests the re-creation, the Goantry Party may object, with McTerrin as a potential Labor candidate after the Tang Government.
A scrambled report from Athlone notes Saturday betting activity and a list of participants and outcomes. The item mentions a tote machine, line bets, and observers recording results at a venue with local officials named.
In a dramatic Austra Tai League bout, LEO WAX defeated JACK HAYNES. The event took place at Luxus Sauilag with prominent figures Wut Potbial Dae and Dftecita in attendance.
The forecast for Monday in Sydney calls for cold and cloudy conditions with further showers. Frosty street surfaces and coastal winds are expected, with snow possible on higher elevations and chilly air persisting along the coast.
Melbourne police report a man identified as Angus Lane, a 2 year old shearer, died after drinking white port and cognac in a hotel and at home. He reportedly asked a question before being given more dark port, then collapsed upon returning home. Authorities pursue details of the incident.
A fragment notes a peppermint cure touted by Woods to ease coughs and throat irritation, mentioning Satlin in a partial context. The readable portion suggests a general patent or remedy claim without clear dates or full attribution.
A garbled note from Senator Newhinds is sent to the secretary at an Adelaide venue demanding speech on voting. The message references insults and intimidation, asserting the speaker will convey essential information only by wire and not to a representative in person.
Reported on Monday in Irvine City a stabbing affray occurred on a street corner. Witnesses described a struggle between two men, one identified as Bruce Wooltazzgroli, with injuries requiring admission to Sydney Hospital.
Reports from Tori to North regions show 24 new cases and 9 deaths as sleeping sickness spreads across western Japan. Authorities note cases from Toklo to Nildco with rising concern and steps to monitor the outbreak.
The Rev H H Campbell in the Methodist Church denounces Sunday football as harmful after a month in the Riveries and Lachlan region finding towns with Sunday games rare. The Presbyterian moderator T W Reid also condemns Sunday sport as a widespread issue, urging discouragement and visitation to reduce it.
Sydney Mandar reports at the annual dianc of the trust es of the Chamber of Commerce. Speakers allege unfair legislation and government inaction hinder industry growth and offer remedies amid concerns over a new disease.
In Algiers Sadar a tenement building collapsed burying 128 people under wreckage. Rescue teams worked amid chaos as families and residents cried for survivors. Authorities tightened security and ordered evacuations of nearby structures while recovery continued through the night.
An errant ball caused a dispute in a billiards match between Willie Smith and McConachy. Smith faced a foul call for playing with the wrong ball, drawing protests from spectators. Referee Mr Camp upheld the ruling, Smith accepting and sitting down.
Mei Gee Ming Ket, secretary at Darwin Kuo Min Tans, cites Chinese Consul General requests to modify the White Australia policy. He asserts tropical industries run by Chinese labor failed, claiming modification would bolster northern settlement and save about £500,000 yearly in subsidies.
Markets across Hong Kong and Sydney show tin and other commodities fluctuating with buyers noting improved demand. Prices for tin range from 42 to 50 shillings per 10 stones, while various livestock and produce rates appear mixed with some items firmer and others softer.
Geneva report notes anticipation for a significant League of Nations assembly. Forecasts point to a decisive session amid changes in British government and leadership, with observers calling it one of the most consequential meetings since the league’s founding.
The elvus growers in Queensland urged a federal embargo on American and Mediterranean fruit imports to reduce surplus. New South Wales growers endorsed the measure, arguing for duties or bans while noting existing US restrictions on Australian fruit.
In a Flinders Street garage in Ayeit joer, Joseph Bimous, 30, was killed and Phillip Maton, 38, wounded in a shooting. Willian Simons, proprietor of the garage, was charged with murder at the Central Criminal Court. Crown's theory suggested a drunken brawl over a bet led to the fatal act.
Tingha reports two successful balls on August 2 and 22 with a decorated hall by Hansen Lyndon Hayden and Taylor. Abeont couples led the first night and a midnight supper by Schroder Waters Harden Rooney Wilson. 15 children attended the juveniles hall. Prizes awarded for fancy dress included Miss Pearl Strandt, Miss Hines, Alma Grey and Jean Thurling. A euchre tournament accompanied the juveniles ball with Mrs Cecil Cox and Mrs W Bestue nt among prize winners.
The obituary notes the death of A. A. Eggins who had run a long standing business in Vingho for over 15 years. He died at Devens at age 76, leaving a wife. The burial occurred in the Methodist cemetery at Rookwood the following day.
A long time Tingha resident Mr Wenus Storipobeker, aged 81, born in Denmark, died after a period of illness. He ran a wheelwright and undertaker business before retiring eight years ago. Survived by a wife and seven children residing in Townsville Corsack and Tingha. Funeral held Monday afternoon in Tingha Catholic cemetery with Rev Father O'Brien officiating.
The ad claims bad breath stems from stomach trouble or constipation and can be relieved by Chamberlains Tablets. It promotes Chamberlains Teb tweiets as the finest preparation to cleanse the stomach stimulate the liver regulate the bowels and sweeten the breath, sold everywhere.
Advertisement announces the opening display of dress lengths including Jeffro gingham in plain colors and small checks, daytime harmonies and merrie lawn designs, with 38 inch printed cotton voices and fabrics priced at 1/5 to 1/6 yard, urging early selections and noting all in one price.
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