26 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
1
In Inverell report on Friday the wheat market showed weakness as buyers delayed positions ahead of the new crop’s maturity. Cash sales for prompt delivery eased while futures for November remained weak. prices fluctuated with seasonal factors and speculation about world supplies.
Fragmented report notes a jury verdict applauded in a Sydnay Friday trial. Date and names are garbled but indicate a misdemeanor or minor criminal case with a local religious or community context and a positive jury outcome.
Fragmented readable text shows garbled names and dates. The piece references a registry or event with unclear subjects such as Sunsulting Hebbalter Buin Filabiane and Vidette MC ighnd Ho. Possible historical local notice with missing context and uncertain details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions labor and nationalist candidate, a road or street event, and scattered names and places but lacks coherent report details or outcomes to summarize a clear news item.
A man was struck by a train and badly hurt, with witnesses and authorities reporting a frightful impact. Emergency responders rushed him to hospital as police investigate how the accident occurred, with a focus on track conditions and bystander accounts.
A garbled forecast entry outlines wind and temperature expectations for the day. It mentions wind speeds and conditions, with unclear references to locations and times. The readable bits hint at a general weather advisory for residents and travelers.
The Court of Appeal quashed the convictions of Joseph Wien and an associate over a non legal operation and related charges, sentencing one to five years while noting concerns about the committal. The court also overturned George Wray’s murder conviction, substituting a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity and ordering detention during the governor’s pleasure.
Fragmentary report notes Mr. Chaffey, chief secretary, spoke at Epping, Sydney, warning the government against likely turmoil if election results trigger interturn confusion. The text is garbled, mentioning brewing chaos and broad government concerns across Australia.
CAPT Barnard will accompany Kingsford Smith on the forthcoming voyage as announced in London. The luncheon was held with Mim Winfred Spooner in attendance amid varied preparations for the aerial milestone.
A harbour collision near Sydney damaged the ferry steamers Lady Wampden and Ki Toawnee with no injuries reported. The incident disrupted harbor traffic as crews assessed damage and resumed operations.
Fragmentary report mentions Mr Cann for Lakemba and Mr George in the Lior Cabinet with a veto reference. It notes a national award and potential good chances for a seat in Lakryaim electorate amid unclear details and dates.
Mr F A Stewart chosen as Nationalist candidate for Concord in a rally described with references to policy aims. The speech touched on railway system federalisation and balancing state and federal powers, with emphasis on economic steadiness and governance under the Sun Parlai era.
Reported dispatch notes Mrs Bruce begins a flight from London toward Tokyo. Officials track the route and timing as the historic aviation effort moves across European airspace with international attention on the ambitious endeavor.
In London a notable billiards event sees Lindrum taking the frontrunner position with a 48.901 score highlighting strong play. Falkiner revives efforts with a 3000 rating as action unfolds in the MT BU event.
Fragmented report from Melbourne on Friday detailing statements by Mr Weaver about Federal policy shifts. The article references Attium and a Minister’s remarks on port access, suggesting ongoing debates over funding and services.
A long OCR fragment outlines the amending act on widows pensions with references to the act’s provisions, dates, and procedural steps. It mentions various names and places in a condensed legal summary, highlighting changes in eligibility and support terms. The text remains unclear in parts but stresses the act’s intent to modify pension rules and their implementation.
Fire at Ganmain causes alarm but delay hampers response as the local fire brigade struggles with access and mounting smoke. Authorities investigate the blaze and assess damage while residents endure disruption from the incident.
A large fire in Mosman caused heavy damage in Sydney, with responders on site to control the blaze. Authorities are investigating the cause as residents assess the extent of property loss and await official updates. Local emergency services and fire brigades coordinated efforts to secure the area and prevent spread.
Chicago markets report an unexpected rally in American wheat futures after September prices slipped to around 7 3 5 cents, the lowest in years. Recovery followed after board actions and executive notes, with investors shifting around and prices moving from lows to firmer levels.
Brief report from Moscow notes a devastating earthquake causing extensive casualties with authorities counting 175 dead. The scene includes disrupted infrastructure and evacuation efforts as rescue teams search affected areas.
Friday tensions rise as Federal Government faces scrutiny over balance targets. Mr Measles, Assistant Prime Minister, defends record amid claims of concessions and pension and war-related costs. Opposition presses for plan and sacrifices to restore fiscal balance.
Sydney report says a returned soldier named Monta was camping when blankets caught fire from flames. He suffered burns to his head and hands as bystanders rushed to help. Authorities investigated the incident and urged caution with campfires and open flames.
A fragmented news item reports a large financial movement involving wool trade with Europe, noting a sum around five hundred fifty thousand pounds and mentioning European markets and associated firms. The text references regional actors and transport routes but lacks clear dates or named entities.
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