19 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
1
A call to action urges residents of Inverell to rally for a spotless town. Citizens are encouraged to tackle dust and dirt in homes yards and public spaces using mops brushes brooms and rakes to create a healthier environment. Community organizers frame this as a united effort.
An old clipped ad fragment touts Berger Rose Brand House Paint in glass white and hard oak varnish. Mentions 32 gallon, 20 multiple items, and various color names with unclear pricing and product notes.
An old newspaper ad lists Alusdell and Spence varnishes and enamel paints with brand names, sizes, and prices. Also highlighted are brushes, varnish tins, pavement paints, dockers Brunswick Black, Hyslow paint, and assorted dusters with per item costs.
In Adelaide a meeting of prominent businessmen denounces extremist influence on industry and forms a body to maintain law and order and essential services. Some 2000 business men and citizens have signed to offer voluntary services, with a volunteer depot to open today.
Sydney readers learn Kensington race outcomes with Flying Handicap winner Forty Four to One and divisions naming First to Fourth with multiple horses placing. Results show 54 furs, odds like 12 to 1 and 9 to 2 for top finishers across divisions and the Foltrenosé Handicap event with Skurlongs.
A report from Sydney notes Williams Tarkshay dying in Markss at an age believed to be a state record. The obituary highlights a remarkable century plus life span and long civic ties.
In Sydney the report notes a queer air accident at Bowen Queensland where an aeroplane lost its engine while cruising at a high altitude. The aircraft with folded wings later descended and landed with the pilot and passenger receiving minor scratches.
Detectives investigate a serious charge in a case linked to a widowed mother and her child aged around one year. The girl's uncle was arrested, and authorities pursued no sensational developments in the weeks since.
Following a conference among Waterside Workers Federations leaders in Melbourne, a pledge was made to support steamer crews at the port. The group indicates renewed funding for ships on the Western River route and aims to secure work for crews at Alreneds and Pypta Poe.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses proposed changes to unemployment insurance and state action. Key names and specifics are unreadable, leaving the main idea as a debate over whether to standardize or defer decision making on a Commonwealth program. The text lacks coherent entities and dates.
Mr. A Parkes of the Chamber of Commerce warns that waterside disruptions already cause immense losses to shipping companies and local producers. He urges immediate action to prevent further financial damage and to stop union officials from defying law and central committees.
The trial of Nolan McDowall on capital assault charges was postponed after a medical certificate indicated he may be unfit to proceed. A new date is expected about a month later as officials review the case.
Melbourne reports the jury could not agree for the third time in the case of Filia Walsh charged with stealing goods valued at £0. The judge ordered a fourth trial while preparations proceed and questions linger over pretrial proceedings and legal representatives.
A libel dispute unfolds as Newspapers Bhd sues libel claimants amid ongoing legal action. The case centers on alleged defamatory statements impacting the publisher’s reputation and involves court proceedings and associated filings.
An expedition near Lakes discovered by SVINEV and Witlesday Me reports a return by Marl and Lewis with several sites traced. The United States Department of Agriculture and primate centers, including the Colonial Singer Hefining of Sydney, examined the journey and its findings.
A report notes a costly power station project near Sydney with spending around 1.795 million in the period, including construction at the Thomerang site and nearby factory progress. The timing centers on Wednesday, with costs reflecting substantial expenditures for staff and materials.
Sydney weather report notes a hot dry spell on the coast with unusually high temperatures. The article mentions a new heat wave, a shift in atmospheric conditions, and references to statewide weather patterns and recent temperature records.
Forecast describes intensified westerly winds at coastal Sydney and stronger easterly conditions inland. Describes cold air mass, dry conditions, and high gust potential. Abbreviated forecast highlights potential wind advisories and cooler temperatures for the day ahead.
A chaotic Geneva Preparatory Commission session debates disarmament terms as major powers clash over draft provisions. The chair urges early progress while urging delegates from England United States Italy and other nations to accelerate talks and reach a unified stance.
Hurricane Washington reports unconfirmed damage with many feared dead in Florida. Estimates suggest over 100 fatalities in Palm Beach and inland cities exceed 30. Tornado veered and caused winds in Jacksonville and heavy rain in Savannah and Joleston. A relief mobilization is underway for Florida victims.
Rev. J. Needham told the annual meeting of the Association for the Protection of Native Races that aborigines in Darwin were neglected and treated with contempt. He criticized the disposal and the Darwin harbor reper station, arguing men in the North viewed natives as animals with scant human intelligence.
A missing mail bag was found in a bush near Mindock Staten SW on 1624. Investigators report several packages exposed with some letters and a few addresses readable. Police and postal officials are examining the scene for missing pieces and potential suspects.
Prince George attends public event in Wales with family presence. Details limited as officials confirm routine health check and private medical notes not disclosed. The royal outing follows prior appearances and is watched by spectators and media.
Fragmented OCR text references medicine men and a modern Argus, with garbled names and places. Readable elements mention Ae RL 80 Weed dig Orphaned and various misspelled terms, suggesting a historical column or note about medicine men and social topics, though specifics are unclear.
Readable fragments describe a Wednesday meeting involving Greek Me Me and Walsh Johnston, noting a secretary, political party context, and procedural details. The lines reference a general secretary and planning steps, with several garbled phrases indicating attendance and actions. The text remains unclear on concrete outcomes or dates.
A fragmentary report details numerous motor cyclist offences on August 10 including helmet violations and unregistered vehicles. Individuals named include John Tanglon Betkan and Clive Kerr, with fines and penalties noted by authorities. other riders faced warnings for noise and unregistered plates.
A report notes a deadly traffic incident with fatalities and high costs last year. Authorities describe ongoing safety concerns and efforts to curb preventable harm, urging caution amid rising fatalities and financial implications.
A fragmented police report outlines a murder case tied to intense hatred. Detective SYS DUY and Welnesley lead the inquiry as investigators pursue clues linking the suspect to a deadly attack at a local venue. Further details remain unclear due to damaged text.
In Bidyville an official inquiry opens into the death of Walk'r Miller, Billy Grimes' manager. Two bullets struck his head, any one capable of killing before the second shot. Miller's alleged frauds are not explained. he was described as well known and popular.
The Line Plan Cricket Club met Friday evening with Mr Tucker in chair and eleven members present. Elected patron Mr Holloway and vice presidents Messrs Tucker White and Addy. Treasurers Teeker and Teeker. Committee includes Leman, Hell, Tirnnns, White, and Deten. Fees discussed, subscriptions fixed, and plans for forthcoming matches announced. Delegates named for association events with a committee to assist in promoting cricket. notice to appear in local paper.
Market notes show wheat ex trucks in Sydney at 4/7 per bushel and tin priced in Sydney at ws per unit. Produce on Runes Street lists eggs 1/0, new milk 12, cheese and honey varied. Tasmanian produce noted at 4/0 per owl and oats and lucerne futures. Competition in markets near Sydney and Cargony Indreport noted values up about 2d per th.
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