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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 19, 1933
Page
6
A notice informs the public that operations have moved to new premises opposite the Tivoli Theatre in Powell Street and will continue as usual.
Telegraphic news reports a court decision affecting sugar industry wages with a proposed 4/ per week or 4/- per hour rate for cane cutters, plus farm loans and hours variations. The piece mentions government figures and officials, including references to the Crown and royal figures, amid broader economic notes.
Report from Brisbane notes a betting move as authorities are asked to regulate telephone bets. The Golden Casket was drawn at Ipstich yesterday with first prize to G Howe of Bingera, and other winners named including Hausen and Hansen and McClymont of Belebane. A broader illegal betting scene is described with many bookmakers and street corner bets.
Framed from a fragmented report, Dalby police heard Verey Alpe's murder charge on a Friday hearing. Percy Mend, the victim’s employer, was battered, and a glove matched a suspect’s hand, with case details emerging amid broader parliamentary notes on excise, referendum results, and obituaries in Melbourne.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places with garbled wording, lacking coherent events or dates. Readable names hint at local figures or meetings, but essential facts are not recoverable from the fragment.
Berlin dispatch reports Germany's stance on disarmament seen as cautious with no current plan for renewed conflicts. Leaders vow to disarm auxiliaries within the year while political debate in London and Washington ponders how this affects European stability and allied strategy.
An 19th century advertorial notes life’s daily ailments from digestion to liver and bowel issues. It touts Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy to restore order and health, claiming broad suitability and a worldwide reputation.
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