30 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1929
Page
1
A fragment notes a business offering tree products and plumbing supplies for homes. It lists water tanks, chests, troughs, hives, pipes, basins, canoes, funnels, wash basins, buckets, and sanitary works. Claims affordable prices and skilled workers, with mention of stock and prompt service.
A Dutch broadcast in Amsterdam sparked controversy as a preacher denounced election tactics as a threat to democratic norms. The speech, described as the first authorized talk, criticized atheistic groups and accused unnamed figures of undermining civic processes, drawing police attention and public debate.
A garbled Sydney boxing notice describes contending heats at Perebok with large crowds and mentions Monieaal Cotinell and Geminsslow in a planned town event.
Canon Garnsey protested party leaders tactics at St Andrew’s Cathedral last night. He urged that elections be fought on wisdom and prudence rather than personal abuse and slander, calling for appeals to moral standards rather than attacks.
Unionists expressed disgust as Dre Farle Mawes at Albury accused Labour Party members of lies and treachery while urging a government able to face primary industry problems. The Labor policy debate touched on arbitration and wage setting reforms.
A garbled report hints at a motorsport event with drivers named Mauflag and Joe, including mentions of pits, hall near Ehottkhaie Palle, and a dramatic but unclear outcome. The text is heavily distorted and unclear.
A pursuit ended with one assailant mortally injured while attempting to break into a back area of a kiosk. Police later arrested four suspects, with three charged in connection to the incident. The main attacker, aged about 20, fled but was captured after a pursuit and charged with violent intent. Other suspects face charges related to burglary and theft.
Fragmented text records a motor lorry overturning and multiple deaths with garbled names and incidental details. Key entities include a location and reference to a daily paper, but many items are unreadable leaving only hints of a fatal traffic incident and associated reporting.
Fragmentary OCR note reports missing French aviators linked to a trial. Names, dates, and exact charges are unreadable, but the fragment signals a legal proceeding involving aviators and authorities.
A Sydney report notes a statement from the Women Officers Association alleging that women employed in the railway service face unequal living conditions. The union claims female officers in the tramways are kept from higher posts and their status is governed by age and family duties, while male counterparts advance.
The New Zealand Legislative Council has passed the second reading of the Marriages Amendment Bill. The measure seeks to validate marriages performed with two witnesses, ensuring legal recognition and reducing future disputes over unsigned or irregular ceremonies.
A fragmentary note reports a car accident involving the Lismore Orchestra with a driver killed. The garbled text mentions Manila and names that resemble misreadings of individuals connected to the group. Further readable details are not clear.
East West air race began as seventeen aircraft took off from Master A yan plete bn Mere Heath toward the award event. Pilots from various teams competed for honors while the field set out toward the town. The first arrivals came shortly after 10 o'clock as crews were eased into the course with spectators watching the sky.
Merle Syne faces a death case involving a baby linked to orange seed incidents. Police report unclear details but indicate possible neglect or malfeasance. Authorities pursue charges as investigators gather evidence and prepare formal filings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions subsidised mines and coal imports with unclear details. Strong entities or dates are not readable. summary highlights are: reference to subsidies and coal, but specifics on place, people, or events are not discernible.
A fragmented report notes activity in silk and wool markets, highlighting Australian wool shipments to the United States and early signs of demand. It mentions price trends, dealer commentary, and footnotes on textile imports affecting domestic sales. The piece references global partners and evolving market conditions impacting buyers and sellers.
Fragmented OCR text reports a drowning incident in a local well. Names and details are unclear due to garbled input. The event appears sudden with an investigation or clarification expected by authorities.
Market columns detail Homebush sales with cattle, timing, and prices across sections. Items include fish, poultry, and produce with prices noted in pounds and shillings. Trading activity reflects regional demand and auction pace, listing multiple lots and vendors.
Ex soldiers from Perth and Woaft protest conditions at the Edward Mitten Home, speaking about shelter, food, and medical care. They urge reforms and accuse authorities of neglect, calling for immediate action to improve living standards and oversight.
A fragmented report notes the sale of a historic church for 1000 pounds. The entry mentions Worctmend and Alstiylle with garbled phrases about Methodist services and related rites. Strong entities include locations Worctmend and Alstiylle and the monetary figure 1000 pounds.
Only joking. Fragmentary OCR text references Suinen Montes and Weng with unclear phrases. No clear event, date, or organization tied to Cardinals appointment is discernible. The readable portions do not yield a coherent news item or identifiable figures.
New product launch details reveal Woods introduces Urvat Peppermint Cure, marketed to Sangha Nad Eslda members with emphasis on natural ingredients and claimed digestive relief. Officials say distribution begins this month through select outlets and online orders.
A short notice highlights Woods promise of a peppermint cure described as a restorative remedy. The item notes the product and its claimed effects without medical advice, focusing on the brand and its advertised benefits for general well being.
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