Premier at Bowen Supports Bill Wall for Burdekin
Bowen ACES resident presided at Montynight election meeting to back Bill Wall for the Burdekin electorate amid claims of state development and water conservation achievements. Speakers criticized opposition, pointed to electricity expansion and federal aid debates, and pledged Labour policy steps for regional projects and taxes.
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Bowen
Wellden
Montynight
Arta
Sie
Peeuder
Vc. Gairy
W. Will
Burdekin
Wall
Government Narrowly Backed Reforms Amid Key Opposition
The report notes a divided response as the government defends long service leave reforms and hospital access while opposition figures accuse leaders of aligning with reactionaries. Voters weigh state development versus alleged delays, with references to Mr Wall and Mr Golr and a pledge of inquiry into a cited case.
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Galr
Wits
Sam Lawberr
Erytna
Lima
Wall
Golr
Tesus
Janwen
Ibe
Wall Addresses Burdekin Electors in Labor Campaign
Mr Wall speaks for the Labor party to Burdekin electors outlining a history of government benefits. He pledges to support sugar industry machinery, water conservation and irrigation expansion, hydro power, and regional electricity access. He asserts Labor’s record and promises to unite farmers and households if elected on March 7.
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Mr. Nicklin
Mrr
Gale
T Ie
Bork Bis
Hinde
Nicklin
Coney
Ailey
Foden
Queenston Labowr
Menzies
Gair
Gale Abse
Hill Wall
Burdekin
Labor Party
V. C. Gink
Labor
Alemerimber Shuat Ou Marek
Queensfold
Bowen
Townsville
Althoes
Home Hill
Lowen
Thin Emi
Bowen Scout Group Reports Weekend Activities
Last weekend the 2nd Bowen Scout Group held a Friday night meeting with 27 attendees, including signal work and first aid practice. Saturday groups biked to Rose Bay for bushcraft and nature study, noting thirty flower types. a late-arriving Tommy Fenderfoot followed the Don Railway Bridge trail. Patrols planned knotwork and splicing lessons for Friday, while duties and patrol rotations were outlined for upcoming weeks. The campaign to raise funds for disaster relief was discussed, with a national goal and postponed tour details mentioned amid planning delays. Tenderfoot tests are set for March 23.
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Ae Ineach
Rose Bay
Leasons
Tommy
Fenderfoot
Don
Jabiru
Talon
England
Europe
EW. Whitehouse
Dow
Loans 10 MX Roll Streamers Lowen Inde Crepe Paper
Local ads list loans and paper supplies with a note on crepe paper and streamers offered by Lowen Inde at Dent. The fragment hints at promotional pricing and small-loan terms.
Burdekin Electors Urged to Vote for Wall Willlie Garnett
A fragmented campaign piece appeals Burdekin electors to elect Wall Willlie Garnett at the March polling date. It alleges proposed road fee changes will shift maintenance costs fully to shires and towns, risking neglect of 20.8 miles of tin red highways and urging supporters to restore government control.
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Stevers
Burivkin
Burdekin
Willlie Garnett
Bordekin
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