27 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
1
A local shop advertises a broad range of sanitary ware including tanks troughs pipes and baths. It notes stock on premises and fast service with skilled tradespeople ready to complete orders.
A Berlin Buenos Aires medical consultation used wireless photography and telephony to share a patient's eye graph with a specialist. The expert diagnosed a fatal case from the transmitted image while the sending doctor learned of the outcome. No labor vote promise is clearly established in the fragment.
Local authorities note a permit list posted by Byney Friday. The fragmentary text reads as a government notice with references to regulatory steps, a timetable, and official entities involved. The passage is garbled but indicates formal administrative actions and dates in a regional context.
Fragmentary report describes a stranded vessel near a reef with unclear details. Names and exact locations are unreadable, but authorities monitor the situation and rescue efforts may be underway. Further updates are expected as more legible information becomes available.
Soviet Minister Mo Diveualeveki and British secretary Ma Elekitlersin met for talks on the joint efforts and a broader policy statement. The discussions aimed to align positions on regional issues and outline steps for cooperation, with both sides signaling progress.
In Sydney on Friday, four year old John Mackinoltys was savagely attacked by a crow near Belt Hoke. He sustained severe injuries and was treated at a local hospital after the attack.
A family suffered injuries after a car skidded out of control and tipped over near Moore. A letter from a local photographer noted the incident. authorities reported no fatalities. The surviving members were treated for cuts and in shock.
In Sydney on a Friday a motorcyclist and a young girl were killed when their bike skidded into a telegraph pole near Baulkham Hills. The wreckage was found by milkman William Stapleton during his rounds. A second fatal motorbike crash followed later that day as police investigated the series of events tying the fatalities to Parramatta area road conditions and earlier warnings.
A garbled account appears to describe tension around a constable amid a heated event. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but references to a central figure and ongoing conflict suggest a policing dispute or disturbance with competing factions and local reactions.
In Melbourne on Friday Bruce arrived noting strong prospects for a sweeping Nationalist victory if states mirror New South Wales and Queensland results. He warned that similar momentum elsewhere would seal a nationwide win.
Mrs Eisenmonger Schwilt Schmidt, born in Inverell, died aged 57 after a long illness. She married John Schmidt after being known as Eisenmonger and lived in Inverell. survived by husband and children. Funeral held at St Augustine's Church of Pogland with Rev Ey Stanmiive officiating.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Clarence Edward Fraise and a Kalvin Brame in a local legal context. Several names and places appear, but the passage is garbled with unreadable sections, hindering a clear summary of actions, dates, or outcomes.
A garbled weekend sport record lists cricket and hockey fixtures with names such as Leah, Henig, Stale, and the Bluebirds. It references matches at YF stad and notes previous scores like 245 for Warataiis while naming players and donors in a dense, unreadable OCR snippet.
Major Jarvie spoke to electors at Summer Hill denying an offer from Mr. Lang to secure the black Labor vote if he withdrew his resignation. He said he would not enter any such arrangement and stood firm against manipulation amid expulsion pressures.
Inverell Alderman J Fo O'Connor of Inverell was elected vice-president of the association at the local government conference. Peele Ikbaa and Bathorat were noted as deciding to host the next conference and honor was given by local authorities.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local crime brief about an escapee near Lithgow and pursuit by police. Names and details are garbled but imply a state natian initial and a confrontation at a gate with mention of credits or witnesses.
A broad survey notes the bank rate rose to six percent influencing lenders and borrowers. Officials cited tighter monetary policy as a factor shaping loan costs, consumer spending, and financial expectations worldwide.
A compact clash sees the Kangaroos topple Lancashire in a close fort line contest. Phi Paalig and The Avetall Waghy Ceaguy steer Kangaroos to victory as key players push the offense and defense in a balanced team effort.
A wary note on a product called Love Maller chemist’s bag that promises two years of warmth. The text appears as a fragmented ad or instruction, stressing that every bag is warranted for two years and emphasizes comfort in cold conditions. The passage uses odd spellings and garbled phrases.
Forecast notes general rain with unsettled conditions. Some substantial falls and thunderstorms are likely with strong local gusts. Freshening to squally northerly winds.
In the Legislative Council Mr Browns of EC warned the reform bill could mirror the Legislative Assembly and degenerate. He urged referendums if the bill passes, predicting the people would likely reject it. The debate adjourned to Tuesday.
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