Collinsville Notes Urges Early Wireless for State Schools
Queensland Government plans wireless receivers for all state schools enabling pupils to listen to lectures from Brisbane broadcasting station 4Q6. The Collinsville item urges swift installation at Kinaville and Boottville schools, touting benefits of education via the new service and the broader reach of civilisation. It also notes local band activity, recent industrial accidents, and a courtly sigh about public discourse in town.
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Brisbane
Aubmite
Kinaville
Boottville
Bowen Coslield
Ths
Australia
Collinsville
Seattvilla
Bria
Fane
Bobools
Bowen
Pannof Atate
Here
Brent
Briehmeih
Rudin
A. Washington
Bie
Collinsville Hospital
D. Shelton
Stats Minw
Eugene Mc
Carthy
J. Kennedy
Hughes
Kennedy
Rowen Hospital
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The fragment describes a product display at COOMBALLIA'S The House for Dependible with hints of weathering apparel and quality notes. Readable names and specifics are limited, but the text points to a showcase of durable goods and brand quality signals.
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Frento Ile
Wey Telric
Suspected bubonic plague case in Brisbane man
A Brisbane man at Kelvin Grove, an employee of a city business, is isolated after a suspected bubonic plague case. Bacteriological tests are now underway to confirm the illness and determine the next public health steps.
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Brisbane
Brinbane
Kelvin Grove
Opening of Parliament Proclamation Calls July 28 Start
Brisbane reports a proclamation issued yesterday calling the last session of the present Parliament to open on July 28th. The measure confirms the upcoming legislative agenda and signals the formal start of parliamentary proceedings.
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Brisbane
Rail mishap echoes Slaveston disaster in Yard
A rail mishap occurred in the Rails Way yard during the night. A mixed goods train derailed in a pattern similar to the Slaveston disaster, raising concerns of repeating failures and prompting inquiries into yard operations.
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Slaveston
Clarters
Llaveston Ibater
Grand Ball Hailed by Local Odd Fellows in Weekend Event
A grand ball hosted by the Odd Fellows in Lidge was planned for Friday evening and promised an elegant program. The event, described in a spirited note, aimed to feature lighting and music, with attendees anticipated to dress for the occasion and enjoy a festive community gathering.
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Oddfellows Lidge
Webb
Enobby wool goods and Australian wool sale notice
Enobby Wool Bros advertise wool products made in Australia from Australian wool with various sizes and port arrangements. Coombe Ellis Bowe are distributing agents for Queenland trade. A railway incident reports a wagon derailed after a hunter spotted a wagon off the line. a bogie derailment occurred as the train traveled 166 miles past a high ridge.
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Australis
Queen’land
Coomb Ellis
BOWE
Floods in Poland Leave Thousands Homeless
Warsaw reports immense floods sweeping northern regions. Over 150,000 people rendered homeless as bridges and thousands of houses were destroyed. Harvests across affected areas were ruined and damage is estimated at ten million sterling.
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Poland
Warsaw
North
Knut
Shipping Trouble Draws Garden Secretary to Sydney
Garden Secretary of the Trades and Tibour Council returned to Sydney after meeting the Prime Minister regarding the shipping trove. The trip aimed to address war concerns and align on maritime issues with government officials.
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Dunoey
Munday
Garden
Trades and Tibour Council
Sydney
Commonwealth Cities Plunge Toward War Over Shipping
In a staunch report the speaker blames the widening shipping disputes on governments while noting that Sydney and Melbourne face possible blackouts. A New South Wales intervention is expected to push negotiations between shipowners and agents toward a round-table settlement as merchants scramble to ship goods before a looming general holdup.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Commonwealth
New South Wales Ministry
Melbourne Power Outage Attracts Looters
A late afternoon breakdown of Melbourne’s power supply plunged the city and suburbs into darkness. Large stores were filled with customers as doors closed. thieves moved in, looting thousands of pounds worth of goods before security could respond.
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Melbourne
Iriday
Roy to gain their Woule naar Wapperuine Caras
A brief note records an intended gain by Roy concerning Woule naar Wapperuine Caras, with limited readable context and no clear event or date. The fragment hints at an individual action involving entities named Roy and Caras though specifics are not fully legible.
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Roy
Irrigation Pipe and Windmills Offered by The Shop of Quality
The Shop of Quality advertises irrigation pipe windmills and supplies. Hughes Plumber provides related services and fixtures at varied prices. The notice emphasizes quality materials and dependable service for homes and farms.
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Nay Wi Hughes
Plomber
Reading Room and Subscription Rates at 30 Wen School of Arts
The document outlines reading room hours from Tuesday to Friday with morning sessions and a weekly schedule, plus subscription options and price scales for the School of Arts Library and Museum. Rates cover half yearly and quarterly memberships, with special travel and church educational event discounts. Names a secretary L. Macken and the 4th location reference.
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