Mount Coolon Divorce Heard in Supreme Court
In a Mackay Supreme Court session on Monday, Frederick George Williams, a Mount Coolon contractor, sought a divorce from Alfreda Tulmer Williams. The hearing covered residence ties, children aged eight to eighteen, alleged desertion, and arrangements for custody and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosthcee Douglas
Ampreme
Frederick George Williama
Coolon
Tikit France
Williams
Town Teach
Mackay
Alfred Tulmer
K. R. Townley
M. North
Roberts
Lew
North
Hirai Houghton Roberta
Mbigan
Pigitutt
Townsville
ColumerMe
Bo' Wen
Fiewnew
Palmer
Mr. McDond
Mr. Penny
Minekoy
Biellie
Donuairy
Mowat Coolum
Hita
Hys
Lome
Mount Isa
Mont Coolon
Che Eval Fein
Denny
Keeping Cool at Dances by Jack Payne Band
Dated dance guidance from band leader Jack Payne suggests practical cooling methods at social dances. He argues cooling during wear reduces heat, cites friction from shoes, and endorses electric fans to lower heat near dancers while offering personal tips on refreshments and staying comfortable on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Payne
Abe
Fron
Atectrtio
Typewriter Ribbon Sale at The Bowen Independent
Classified line notes four typewriter ribbons offered by The Bowen Independent. Each ribbon priced for quick purchase. Local buyers encouraged to visit the office for availability and payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Independent
Bowen
Review of 1938 Mining Report from Queensland
Extracts from an advance copy of the Annual Report of the Secretary for Mines, A A Stalnes, showcase Queensland gold and silver output in 1938. The State produced about £1,534,788 in gold and £43,244 in ore values, with details from Kelsey Creek, Velo Ridge, and other fields. Mines, mills, and shafts are described, noting new plants, deeper workings, and ongoing development and ore extraction across multiple sites and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Secretary For Mines
A. A. Stalnes
Queensland
Yealu
Nonala
Stites
Emorge
Australia
Kelsey Creek
Bowen Disher
Kitt
Air Wen
Rang. Generly
Promisinie Owiloak
Overland Wins Gilmore Yosemite Economy Run Amid Severe Weather
The annual Gilmore Yosemite Economy Run on January 6 saw Overland automobiles take first and second in Class A as 20 entries faced the worst weather in the event’s history. Overland averaged 41.45 miles per Imperial gallon with an overall 51.20 ton miles per gallon, despite fog rain and icy mountain roads. Eleven cars were disqualified for exceeding the 11 hour time limit. Our editor Chung Binnaugh served as referee and will release official reports soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Obie
Jawuary
Willis-Overland
American Automobile
Care
Phaewl
Chung Binnanaugh
Altomotive News
Auwlimoble Associatom
Bowen Branch Joins National Service Register
Bowen branch at its last meeting voted unanimously to enroll in the national service register for emergency work. Members may join units including Voluntary Aid Detachment Aviation Unit Trans care and other special qualifications for female service roles. The State Presidena OWAL acts as advisory council to the legion amid the effort.
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Haven
Eirebond
Wonn
Nealitual Mergency Legion
Wuunell
Legion
Nation i
QOWA
Mowily Ural
Bowen
Inst
Work Commends Itself to All in CWA Meeting
The Sixteenth Animal Meeting of the Metropolitan Branch of the CWA praised the association’s country work and holiday provisions for children. Speaking at Towesville the speaker highlighted nationwide reach, growth, and the younger generation’s growing interest, hoping Younger Sull membership rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. A
Atehhishoy Dolig
Towesville
Queensland
Aes
Chevrolet Master De Luxe and Standard reach new ride comfort
Chevrolet introduces two new lines, Master De Luxe and Standard, with redesigned front suspension and revised rear springing. The gearshift column control and steering upgrades reduce floor clutter and ease operation. A vacuum gearshift mechanism and front wheel suspension improvements mark a major Industry advance for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Seatien
Chasvis
Chevrolet
Ethonithvilly
Distorted Social and Personal Item Notice
A fragmentary social and personal item appears from a local paper noting noncharge publication of such notices while stressing boundaries of editorial policy and the role of secretarial or correspondence sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Chevrolet introduces improved steering and suspension system
The article details a new double acting shock ab system and revised steering to reduce effort, enhance stability, and improve ride comfort. It notes thinner spring leaves, double acting shock absorbers, and refinements to ignition, valve rocker, and fuel economy, branding the changes as part of a legacy in Chevrolet six cylinder power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Walt Fommerky
Gielnretin
Ani Manifeld
Leighier
Sumatiniedien
Mosquito Control Plan Urges Home Action and Public Aid
Health Inspector William Ain warns households and authorities to eliminate mosquito breeding sites. Citizens should remove standing water, empty containers, and ensure gutters and water tanks are screened while authorities target swamps and public waters to curb dengue fever malaria and other diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reith
Wiliam
Ain
Doc Laspecter
Cor Forther
Aimee Lenni
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Piane 258
H. Skinner & Son Motor Carage
Leichhirdt Street
Kobete
Tattersalls
Tattersall'’S
c/o Geo
Adams
Hobart
Anne Grays Salon
Bill Marshall
Brisbane
A. W. Schultz Watchmaker & Jeweller & Optometrial
Bowen, F.C
T. Owen
Poole Street
Imperial
Sheep Tongues Camp
Lamb Tongues
Tax
MT. Coolon
St. John
Review OF
Mount Odolon
Coolen Gold Mines N.L
Stephendou Atiel
Velo Ridge
Puorlad
Taiet
Las Wwe
Tite Reef
Lady Linden
Aoniliewespoof
Proserpine
Paul
McDonald
Jarty
Langford Creek
Marenge
Whird's Creek
He Kabler
Lavel
Kelsay Creek Gold Mines Pty, Ltd
Petiedith Jauiwary
Tevet
Rive
Lendlig
Huber Way
Inlow
Overland
Bowen Branch
Register OF National Service
Agneta
Tville Mansger
Josst Wieaod
H. W. Herbert
Junion
SIR
ALHS
L. Guo
the Chambers
Edward Street
Arisbane
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