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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
2
An Inverell exhibit features diverse local industries showcased for Australia Week with concentration on mining gear, boots and footwear from Whyte and Stewart and Melbourne suppliers, highlighting regional craft and materials amid discussions on wool and Magnesite products and industry support.
The Inverell Butter and Bacon Co displayed Willow Brand goods at the show. A.E. Sweeney, manager, showcased products, trophies, and certificates won at regional exhibitions. The Inverell butter factory boasted national and state prizes, with Archival items, Arrawatta cheese, and local crafts also on view.
Burge Bros and partners showcase local industry with a large Australian Week display. Exhibits include fruit from the district, locally printed wrappers, plumbing and tinning displays, and a furniture section featuring beds and drawing room pieces. Notable contributions come from J Shaw and W F Baldwin with camera work, Mr P Campbell and Mr Holdwik capturing portraits, and A R L Pike presenting a valuable gem collection.
Fragmentary OCR note shows scattered names and phrases related to a British timber or hardware firm. The text is garbled with unclear dates, places, and actions, lacking coherent events or outcomes to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions suppliers copper pumps and corporate actions with scattered names and phrases. The text is garbled with nonstandard spacing and illegible terms, preventing coherent extraction of people places or events.
Fragmentary OCR text from a 19th century shop page lists Esling's and Fancy Goods and a sequence of product names, prices, and notes. The handwriting is poor and many words are garbled, but items appear to include clothing, textiles, hardware, and household wares with old style spellings.
In a surprising competition turn, Martin's team faced an unexpected setback during a pivotal event. Officials noted an unusual disruption affecting multiple participants, with key figures from the roster missing action while the crowd watched.
Fragmented OCR notes describe McNamara’s Shirts and Collars and an event involving displays, duties, and a forthcoming sale. The text references a person or entity named Fey, an enterprise, and a drawing or plan tied to a broader display or reveal, with mentions of world context.
The readable parts describe a display by George Mason with various items and opinions. Mentions of observers like Wilke and Endina and a Helied scene appear amid garbled wording. The passage references a motorist and police presence and hints at reactions from viewers, but concrete events or outcomes are unclear.
Readable fragments reference a fictional world with names such as Othee and Ferrie and Hilly and Mery. Mentions a poetadsy cy Hidiae and a Me Proht amid unclear actions. Overall content is incoherent with no definite event or date.
Fragmentary notes describe Fuller and Meyers tied to a torpedo theft involving Australian goods. A witness recollects Sherwin William Patel and other locals as possible participants. Police investigate slow leads and a cane fuel container found with suspicious markings.
Readable fragments describe people and places like Berle and Venema tangled in a broad, garbled recounting. Many proper names and terms are broken or missing, yielding an unclear, partial record of events and affiliations without a coherent narrative.
The article describes a large display at a regional exhibition featuring A M Candell & Co goods, Top Dog garments from Lever Bros, and a wide range of woolen and agricultural products. It highlights specific displays, prizes won by Lorraine Brown for fodder, and a notable focus on Australian manufacturing, seed, wheat, and soap.
RB Milne, licensee on Byron Street, highlights a surge in radio interest over the past year. His Education Week window displays a five valve Transfiginplane set a Milleumiphone two valve set and an amplifier, with AWA items, coils, transformers, and speakers stocked for repairs or sales during village sale days.
A fragmentary description notes Coulter showing a local woodworking display centered on stringy bark timber. It mentions a drawing room scene and stages from bark to finished piece, highlighting the timber's texture and weaving process in a roughly written, solely local account.
A N Bamnay shows tinware in various production stages from tin sheet to finished galvanised items. Hand made pieces, display of tin plates, perforated tin and plain tin. A window features ingots of lead and soldered plate, with a 50 percent solder composition evident.
A fragmentary old notice praises Gordon Brite for arranging an artistic display of silverware glass and jewellery equaling any modern showroom. The piece hints at a notable showroom quality and mentions the Bed A display with a brief reference to the inner party.
L Mulroy presents a Australian importer showing a Yarra Falls sergerette cloth line noted for quality and finish. The description mentions the firm’s service and a small price or quantity detail in the context of the sale.
A special branch of floral indaabry is featured in B. Binlen's winelow m uodry-eltuning process, invented in Innervil. The sweet delicate gurmente re by the process appears good and may be seen in the display, which is quite engaging.
W. F. Jack shows Omega autumnite mattresses in his window featuring white and black flock kapok and fiber weed in the process. The products promise no looseness as they wear. He also exhibits various Awatta homemade talking machines.
A fragmented exhibit features Homa Yuex & Co at Hong Quen and Co showcasingAnsira Jno mode spa items. Another window presents the manufacture of Akuben bats from fur to finished form. Additional displays include Woods cotton silk silk art Bose and Belucco branded goods.
Farrell Brow showcases an open bottom player piano revealing its action. The exhibit highlights the instrument’s workings and modern design features as part of a display in their shop.
Perhope offers a curious display described as Wool and fur crafts tied to Valhalla and a Maid From the skin and wool of phoop bred at Valhalla. Mrs Gamble shows a wool bonds fur and a large pin with dainty powder and other items. She also showcases wood carving from locally grown timber. All exhibits appear worth seeing.
The fragment outlines a complex mixture labeled Sadived Barengarriite with components such as Beoweed derived iodine, petrashum, and indine. It mentions processing steps from cow leg to finished item, with references to Stray of Austria, chewing processes, and a display including various items from Egypt and Colombo, all in a historical, uneasy register.
Mr. Jick Hutton displays over a hundred mineral specimens from the district along with curiosities such as petrified wood, imprints on forks, and nature's curiosities in many shapes.
Police used a ruse to arrest 22 striking workers who were listening to causes in the Central court. They were herded to Walter Folige Court and charged, amid efforts to prevent congestion in the docket.
The board discusses suspected infested properties linked to rabbits and the plan to trap and destroy rabbits to protect ownership. Members debate who should act, with calls to adjourn and defer inspection, while considering enforcement as a drastic but needed measure.
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