Don Improved Spring Tooth Cultivator Attachment
The Don attachment promises economical weeding with a single spring tooth design. It highlights efficiency and cost effectiveness for farming operations.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
2
The Don attachment promises economical weeding with a single spring tooth design. It highlights efficiency and cost effectiveness for farming operations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a goods sale or trade notice mentioning champagne stoves and various brand names. Readable items include white stoves and champagne, with several merchant names such as MACKAY GLADSTONE BRIB BANE and AVIEN Co. The text is garbled and hard to interpret beyond vendor references and general merchandise.
On the 20th of November at Palm Cottage a son was born to Mr and Mrs Unwin Me and Min H Unwin. Both mother and child are reported as well. Southern papers please copy area.
Shipping news lists arrivals from Cairns and Melbourne with passenger names and quantities, departures to Melbourne and Sydney, and cargo updates. Notable vessels include Wyendra Moira Arilla and exports from Wadonge Lavulu and Brisbane, with passenger and crew details and upcoming calls.
The Hon J Lurcombe Minister of Railways is due to visit on Thursday for deputations. Mr C Col.ns is not visiting Bowen next week as planned. Surveyor CC Houlter reports difficulties with the Birwten lurks project and fieldwork, with several conditions and anticipated costs noted.
The Bowen Technical Council report to the Public Trustees outlines the 1939 program including female and male students in shorthand and commercial studies at the Ch. and J. School in Howan. It notes 68 pupils progressing to entrance exams and mentions scholarships, a social event with gold medals, and planned interviews for the 1 We of Amity Schools. The article also lists theatre showings and a film program at local venues with brief notes on performances and reception.
The Journal notes Victoria's tobacco and cigar manufacture rose to a record in 1920 21 but total cigarette weight fell due to high prices and duties. It cites government duties on imported leaf 4 3d per lb and Australian leaf 1 8d per lb and marks a 30 percent decline in Australian production in 1920 21. The piece references historic yields and notes 1909 25 1 166 cwt from 9 007 acres and 1913 25 1 166 cwt from 9 007 acres. Includes Xmas stock sale by F S Shields with silverware watches and other gifts in Herbert Street.
The Committee of the Bowen Town Band expresses gratitude to donors and supporters who assisted the band during their recent visit to the Coalfields. Their help enabled the performance and outreach of the group.
A Bowen branch notice invites members and supporters to a meeting at Shire Hall at 8 00 p.m. on Wednesday Lith December with secretary George Turner. Piano wanted cash paid for valuable cor and hand instrument plus sale of two young light drought horses for trial by Mr Mulqusen near Pools and Sinclair Strasty.
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