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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1939
Page
2
A partial description notes Reuters world service and other sources used for overscene intelligence publications. The Times receives certain cables by special permission and clarifies that the paper’s opinions are not its own unless stated.
A beach concert staged by Mr Raywand on Saturday evening at Queens Heveh drew a large crowd despite rough conditions. Performers Dan Gib and Woelahet led the winners with Tallis and Mixx Wake praised for their performances amid festive cheer.
The piece records brief social updates about J J Crowley on a short Brisbane visit, Jack Frisch of Lol fame likely returning after holidays, Spence and family on a Hawes holiday, Mackay children spending time with their sister Mrs 0 Tt. Benstedd, and A Piel nurse expressing wishes for swift recovery and good health.
Albert Shepherd a well known and respected North Queensland resident, died Saturday night after a long life of local work and travel. Born in Sutton England he came to Australia as a child and spent many years in the north. Surviving are four sons A W Shepherd of Bablooda R G Shepherd of Guthalungen G J Shepherd of Subime via Collimeride and S C Shepherd of the Central West. his wife predeceased him.
The official opening of the Bowential Golf Club will be held at the clubhouse with visitors competitions and putting events. Dr A Pott, treasurer-chairman of the Shire, will preside with local dignitaries present. Catering will be provided by The Associates as the event aims for a successful day.
Tuesday dispatch from London cites Memel’s fate as imminent with Germany poised to absorb Memel. Ber lin correspondence notes talks of a power conference and potential joint Franco British Russian moves to deter aggression as tensions rise across Europe.
A Saaks statement from Kaunas on Tuesday quotes the German Foreign Minister saying Germany demands Memel join the Reich. The note promises generous consideration of Lithuanian economic interests if peace is preserved and taxation issues are settled.
Warsaw correspondent reports Lithuania yielded to a Thesdas in the interests of peace. Parliament will confirm the decision after Germany demanded action follow legal procedure.
Rumours of a sale of the Central Hotel circulated this week but inquiry to Mr. Larkin confirms no notice has been given and the hotel, along with other property, has been withdrawn from sale.
An AC roll call will be held on Thursday at acm to select one labourer for temporary employment at the Bate Coke Works for three to four weeks.
The forecast describes daily showers with significant rainfall across the region. It mentions a steady rain event, possible cyclone influence, and temperatures listed for Monday through Tuesday, highlighting warm highs in the mid 80s.
The Bowen aerodrome lies near Hamilton Plains on Bowen Townsville and Bowen Callinaville roads. It features level ground, a white circle, two runways and a telephone, with nearby Theven Salt Company works and a large smelter chimney. The site is accessible by railway and road, with awaiting rooms and daily use, awaiting telegraph and telephone upgrades.
The Queens Beach Hotel announces new management Mr and Mrs William Mackay taking over for a week long trial. They invite guests with cheerful service and improved amenities including electric lighting, modern conveniences, and a tennis court. Rates set at 2/2 per week with emphasis on a comfortable stay.
The note highlights IOB as health and wholesome foods in summer lime. It stresses economical cooling options and endorses using KELLY' ICH for best results.
A brief note describes issues with air traffic and daily facilities. Mr Mowbray of the Civil Aviation Department reviews the situation and pilots express satisfaction with current conditions after grass maintenance.
An adish tone claims women in Paris use fine fire powder to look younger and prettier. It asserts Chittmovin face powder as the secret of mastering the art, promising charm and youth with a distinctive powder.
Barker pleaded guilty to being found drunk in Powell street in Tudelay court. Kirk failed to appear for drunkenness charge and forfeited 10 daily.
An advertisement touts Charmosan Face Powder from Paris available widely through ADL ahades in Kida Ale box 2/0. It promises clear skin using Charm oan Cold Crem with bold claims and includes pricing for Baudodr Jars and Tubes.
An advertisement invites the public to Bowen School of Arts to consult a Bracey & Stacey optometrist and view a range of American Continental and English eyewear. The notice promises qualified service and encourages inspection of styles and eye care guidance.
Sunday Sport report explains the Bondy Observance Act of 1780 applying to all municipalities and shires. It states any host or venue opened for public entertainment on Sunday shall be fined 200 pounds per day. The act covers football cricket golf and other sports in a broad Sunday restriction.
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