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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
2
Bowen's Bowen Independent reports on local weather and a coke works accident with a man receiving stitches. It previews the new Ambulance Building opening and center offices, praises the ambulance superintendent and volunteers, and notes the Dried Fruits Week campaign with a public film event and a misidentified returned soldier.
Rowen de going bore favoured by a brief visit from Lipy, Colonel Hixon, who occupies the pai in of Mold Bee ry of the Salvation Army in Eaat n Australia, with headquarters in suiliey. The Colonel is on man of many tents, bein A Jourantish, and at one time was the Editor of the War Cry. He ls also a vitted speaker, all Ls considered tse one of the leading musicians of the Army, win Australian to Tirth, and a real giant in stature, his travels in many countries have given Tim a first hata] knowledge of the prevailing conditions existing in threw lands, therefore his lecture on "An Australian Abrams" ought to be a realitiification and revelation of the truth about World conditions. Readers would be well advised to reserve Tuesday night the Duchy of June and hear the Colonel. WE PRINT anything from a Visiting Card to a Nerwepaiier. Call at The Bowen Independent Office with your order, or ring 40. prompt attention giver. Issue of Book:and Blankets, 'Three large cases: containing 227 mau parevid, whileb dan tien Weld one pair of bovis and blanket arrived restoring, being othe iovernie government's Winter gift to the moemployed of the redistribution of the parcely renlenced yeatenioy and continued with pum, when fifty had been giv en wat, while af boom ud D2 one employed had rolled up fie the bock shen jame, minus "the kookalawin feather and tomahawk suggested by "Smith's." The workmanship and material embodied in the jean is a credit to the Anata 1avin faetor en, the boota boaring the names of th two best known makers in Australia.
Week reports 24 points reg 14 on Theres day and 12 on FYddlay. Fralt consignments fall to Quewostan and towns with over 4 lone of frat raised. To Aydney 400 wises of tomatoes conveyed. Tomato Hineysuckle and banana supply noted. Locally traveling print ely with aim to keep money in town.
The June 7 wedding at Kyu Street Presbyterian Church Mackay joined Mia Sarah Hilditch and Christopher Hubert Johnson with Rev Caulfield officiating. Guests wore pastel frocks and hats, bouquets of roses and lilies, and a reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home.
Views from Australian women in New Idea debated if a woman can love two men at once. Readers were split. about half said yes, with reasons about individual capacity, while others argued love for more than one is possible for nature while human love centers on one.
A torn report notes Labour gains a narrow majority in Tasmanian elections with 14 seats to National 18 and others. Separately a break in at AMMO and Conte in Sydney saw three men smash a window and steal jewellery valued at about £5000.
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