Tate business to operate under same name in all branches
The text states that the Tate enterprise will be carried on in all branches under the same name, DEPARTMENTS. It notes continued operation and branding consistency across locations.
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Tate 'T. Haron
Pg Saat
Hergers B.P
Rouse
Economy. Inc
Albion Dovers
Denisons
Matthaid
Denison Cast
Wrouht
Denison
Imperial Self Heating
Fortescue
Windunla
Grubber Publication Notice From Bowen Indispensary Office
Printed and published by W. H. Darwen at the Bowen Indispensary Office in George Street Haven North Queensland. The fragment shows a heading or imprint with names and text that appears garbled. The readable portion indicates a publication imprint and printer location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Darwen
Bowen Indiepensety
George Street
Haven
North
Queensland
Immigrant Arrival From Northern Italy Reaches Townsville
Telegraphic news reports a Lloyd Sabandos steamship arrived with 278 Tangyeanites, 20 birds, 25 women and children, all from Northern Italy. Captain Gutelli notes most seek work in Argentina, with 1.5 million landed there in 20 years. Immigrants assigned to Stigander, Mouviyan, and Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Lloyd Sabandos
Gutelli
Italy
Argentine
Stigander
Totugham
Mouviiyan
Cairns
Townsville School Protest Over Welcome to Premier Hughes
Premier Hughes and Education Minister Me Muxhim faced opposition as town children planned to attend a welcome event. Local schools largely boycotted the gathering, with nationwide support for the protest reflected in altered attendance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsville
Mondo
Hughes W. Wawneville
Muxhim
Tniday Tillow
Mir Hughes
Yywitaville
Queensland display cost at Empire Exhibition announced
Brisbane reports the cost of Queensland's display at the 1934 Empire Exhibition in London set at 614,000 pounds. The display will be thorough and attractive, with preparations for a grand showcase to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisbane
London
Fight Over Social Policy Divides At State Conference
At the Annual State Conference of the ASP, a sharp split emerged over adopting the R policy line. Supporters of the proposed socialist objective clashed with those aligned to the old policy, amid warnings of serious consequences for the movement. The march includes factions from the Labour Council and allied groups pushing for alignment with government aid and international unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
A.S.P
Brisbane
N.S. We Labour Council
Rovivs
Piueval
Salle Lin Ldi Pha Uy Heer Ve y Salle Lin Ldi Pha Uy Heer Ve
Fragmentary text mentions Salle Lin Ldi Pha Uy Heer Ve and Wee ae Wyre Ceyayeret. No clear event or identities to ground a full news-style record. The readable parts are insufficient for a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salle Lin Ldi
Pha Uy Heer Vey
Lenin dying or dead Berlin report claims Lenin dead
Issued by the Minister for Education in regard to salute ing the flag in public schools. The Berlin dispatch says Lenin is dying of gore bral hammerhugs with reports he is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Berlin
Ti Fe
Leni
Gore Bral Hammerhugs
WOBARYT ELECTION SHIFTS IN AUSTRALIAN LEGISLATURE
In Tiobart on Monday the major feature of the Legislative Assembly elections is the rise of a country party contesting 77 seats, a record number, in bitter opposition to the Nationalist Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiobart
Country Party
Wreck of the Wiltshire Rescue and Keogh Heroism
The Wiltshire wreck story recalls 103 crew saved at dusk when the captain landed ashore. Sailors describe desperate attempts to stay afloat, with Keogh performing a life-saving feat amid the wreck, hailed for gallantry as the crew were rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltshire
Klogh
Auckland
Ashord
Ualiore
Severl
Keogh
Masters Term Accepted Amid Union Support in London
The Masters Term was accepted in London on a Sunday party scene with seven engineering unions voting in favor. Yoting tally stood at 99,818 to 46,8814, reflecting clear approval by the unions and the public in the vote outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
de Master
Wireless Hero and Prom Sinking Ship Disaster
A garbled but vivid report recalls a wireless hero clearing a path for a sinking ship Grontott foundered with 110 million listeners stranded. The Norwegian vessel’s crew perished in the disaster as a rescue effort faltered and captains and passengers faced a grim fate.
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Waite Shires
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Pelaco Goods
Bex
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Bettel Bros., Ltd
Wiss & Spirit
Marchans
Gregory Street
Central Hotel
Nisky
F. Fricker
OL Viblans Ui
W. T. Eylis
Went, Ploptier, Ase
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Hauipatosee
Wrannhs
Finwaen
Bitstouy & Sums
T. J. Heron
T. J Heron
Williams Street
A. A. Stabler
the People's Baker
Powell Street
The
House of Good Values
Melbourne
Boot House
Herbert Spruet
Harry Skinner
Addres
Bowen Foundry
William Street
Nex Kirby
Hanubla
Cochrane's
Poole Street
Tena Ue
Trewhella
Grubber
Speer
Mousey
Wallaby
Jacky
Qese
Telegraphic News
Kyan and
Poll Lins
Brigham
Munday
Viowdan
YT. Ryan
Andrew Dryden
Commonwealth
A.T
Dryden
Ring
Laniou Fixturen
Dinnu
T. Pruch
Uyisa
Cadh
Neaire
A.1
Cabiegrams
Wobaryt
LN Tui
Appatas
Aulotn
Davy Toudy
Cape Taos
Trump Ateamabip Grontott
New York
Ethora
Whials
Nartolc
Virginia
Hsbjorg
Nod
Yosuo
Lisboa
Waupe
Jay
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