06 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
1
The report details a drunken driving case with Arthur Disbep, William Rouse, and associates. Rouse received one month in jail and fines after refusing a license check and causing vehicular damage. Corroboration cited by Sergeant Dibbs and others confirmed intoxication and unsafe driving.
Stephey Beneat omyenen of Poutseray was charged at Bunachine court this morning with driving a motor van without a license on August 3. Sergeant Dibbaaid said he saw Spence about four miles west of Deer Park and he admitted driving the van Melton. He claimed no fee and no licensed driver with him. Spence is estimated to be 27 to 30 years old and a marine dealer, and the car is registered. He did not appear in court.
A garbled wire item discusses the creation of a mustior of the peace secretary role and praises the appointee. It notes legal qualifications and references Mr Hargreaves and a proposed appointment, with unclear context and wording due to OCR errors. The piece preserves formal tone and ceremonial language of a 19th or early 20th century notice.
A disrupted scene reports that M. Guyworth ransacked a tent shop on Hiempstive rod near Laewelaek and fled after a slip counter theft. The loot included two half sovereigns and 15 shillings in silver, kept in a box. The incident remains under investigation with limited details and unidentified suspects.
Report discusses the Melee group and their supporters seeking the alive costs from August 1927 and their current amounts. It mentions private streets entered Hawes area and public perception of Muny Perkins Ge Pein or Gre Dugas, noting a rate payment inquiry and vague references to Vitis and JUREATEN ED W ETH st MMONS.
The Sunshine Mothers organization plans an Australian tea event in the north Thursday afternoon to raise funds for children. Mrs 2 Yeoman, president of the Sunshine branch of the AWA, will be present with the board of directors to support the effort.
Sergeant Thomas Diba of the Sunshine district faces a possible transfer after promotion stalled by staffing. Citizens praise his vigilance and public service while some regret his departure, noting his loyal aid to the general public and readiness to assist in any matter.
A late afternoon burglary at a residence on Anderson real, Stitt area, involved a thief prying a lock and stealing jewelry. Neighbors failed to notice, and police were notified as authorities warned residents to secure valuables.
A local shop has opened offering new crockery and glassware. The proprietor advertises superior quality and invites customers to inspect the selection, noting broader varieties and better prices than elsewhere.
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